Saskatchewan Tenders #HWY-H26095-APPN

Culvert Installation and Repair on Highways 5 & 47, Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways is seeking a contractor for culvert installation and repair on Highways 5 and 47. - Government Buyer: - Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways - Project Scope: - Installation of one 800 mm diameter polymer laminated corrugated steel pipe (16 m length) - Installation of three 1400 mm diameter polymer laminated corrugated steel pipes (16 m length each) - Repair of culvert backfill - Removal and disposal of existing culverts (41 meters) - Materials and Products Required: - Granular base course (505 tonnes) - Asphalt concrete (265 tonnes) - Random Riprap Type II (140 cubic meters) - Silt fence (145 meters) - Erosion control blanket (805 square meters) - Seeding (805 square meters) - Granular backfill in place (560 cubic meters) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named for the materials; the Ministry will supply the culverts, contractor must provide other materials - Unique Requirements: - All material quantities are initial estimates and may change - Contractor responsible for supply and installation of all materials except culverts - Work must be completed within a shortened advertising period and early completion date - Technical Details: - Polymer laminated corrugated steel pipes feature specific corrugation and wall thickness specifications - Erosion control and environmental protection materials are included in scope

Description

This procurement is for a contractor to complete culvert replacements at two sites on Highway 47 between Buchanan and Preeceville, Saskatchewan, and a culvert repair on Highway 5 near Kuroki. The work involves installation of one 800 mm diameter polymer laminated corrugated steel pipe and three 1400 mm diameter polymer laminated corrugated steel pipes, along with repair of culvert backfill for a total length of 64 meters. The contractor is responsible for supplying various materials including borrow material, granular backfill, geotextiles, riprap, sub-base course, granular base course, asphalt concrete, and erosion control materials. The work is expected to start as early as September 2026 and complete by October 31, 2026, with a shortened advertising period and early completion date.

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