Opportunity
Saskatchewan Tenders #RFP26-0407
City of Saskatoon seeks multidisciplinary design team for Remai Modern Landscaping Project
Posted
September 16, 2026
Respond By
October 01, 2026
Identifier
RFP26-0407
NAICS
541320
The City of Saskatoon is seeking a multidisciplinary design team for the Remai Modern Landscaping Project. - Buyer: City of Saskatoon - Project: Remai Modern Landscaping Project (RFP26-0407) - Scope: - Multidisciplinary design team led by a landscape architect - Advance project from conceptual stage through detailed design and construction - Responsibilities include: - Design development - Preparation of construction drawings - Permitting and regulatory approvals - Stakeholder coordination (including artists, curators, Indigenous communities, regulatory bodies) - Support during construction contract administration - Key requirements: - Balance curatorial vision, accessibility, and environmental stewardship in the river valley context - Demonstrate practical, constructible design solutions - Effective project management throughout approval, procurement, and construction phases - No specific OEMs, vendors, or product part numbers are mentioned - Collaboration with the Meewasin Valley Authority and other stakeholders is emphasized
Description
Remai Modern is seeking a qualified multidisciplinary design team, led by a landscape architect, to advance a project adjacent to the museum from its current conceptual stage through detailed design and construction. The team will be responsible for design development, preparation of construction drawings, permitting, regulatory approvals, stakeholder coordination, and support during construction contract administration. The project requires balancing curatorial vision, accessibility, and environmental stewardship within the river valley context, with collaboration involving artists, curators, Indigenous communities, and regulatory bodies. The successful respondent must demonstrate the ability to deliver a practical, constructible design solution and provide effective project management through approval, procurement, and construction phases.