Opportunity

Saskatchewan Tenders #HWY-H26106-APPN

Contractor Sought for Culvert Repair and Concrete End Treatment on Highway 937, Saskatchewan

Posted

August 24, 2026

Respond By

September 09, 2026

Identifier

HWY-H26106-APPN

NAICS

237310, 237990, 237110

The Ministry of Highways, Government of Saskatchewan, is preparing to procure a contractor for culvert repair on Highway 937 near its junction with Highway 929. - Government Buyer: - Ministry of Highways, Government of Saskatchewan - Scope of Work: - Installation of one ministry-supplied corrugated steel pipe culvert segment (3,000 mm diameter x 15 m length, 125 mm x 25 mm corrugations, 2.8 mm wall thickness) - Removal and disposal of approximately 15 meters of existing culverts - Placement of 240 cubic meters of granular backfill - Construction of one concrete end treatment - Embankment height is approximately 9.2 meters - Contractor Responsibilities: - Supply all additional materials required for the repair, including borrow material, crushed aggregate, geotextiles, riprap, topsoil, seed, erosion and sediment control materials, and materials for the concrete end treatment - Products/Services Requested: - Corrugated steel pipe culvert segment (ministry-supplied) - Granular backfill - Concrete end treatment - Removal and disposal of culverts - Unique/Notable Requirements: - All quantities and project details are subject to change - Shortened advertising period and early completion date - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named; the steel pipe culvert is supplied by the Ministry

Description

This procurement is for a contractor to complete a culvert repair on Highway 937, approximately 5.8 km northeast of its junction with Highway 929. The work involves removing a portion of the existing culvert, coupling a new 3,000 mm diameter by 15 m length corrugated steel pipe culvert segment supplied by the Ministry, and constructing one concrete end treatment. The project includes granular backfill, removal and disposal of culverts, and embankment work. The work is expected to start as early as September 2026 and be completed by October 31, 2026.

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