Saskatchewan Tenders #RM436-2026-2

Fixed-price structural repairs and rebuild of the Douglas No. 436 storage building

The Rural Municipality of Douglas No. 436 is seeking a fixed-price rebuild and structural repairs for its tornado-damaged storage building in Speers, Saskatchewan. - Buyer and named organizations - Government buyer: Rural Municipality of Douglas No. 436 (also identified as RM of Douglas No. 436). - Midwest Claims Services issued the tender. - Concentric Associates International Incorporated prepared the referenced damage review and offered to price structural repair engineering services. - No product manufacturers or OEMs are identified. - Requested work - Replace the five trusses nearest the east end and rebuild the damaged east end wall. - Repair damaged west-end wall framing and the deflected column; replace both damaged overhead doors and other damaged non-structural components. - Complete the work needed to leave the site ready for rebuilding, including applicable site, roofing, metals, wood, door/window, electrical, outbuilding, and code-upgrade work identified in the bid template. - Notable requirements - Repairs must be designed by a Structural Engineer licensed in Saskatchewan and must address inadequate lateral bracing; simply restoring the original bracing arrangement is not recommended. Design options may include a partial-depth ceiling diaphragm or a more robust horizontal diagonal bracing system, with lateral support for the tops of new columns. - Include labor, materials, permits, cleanup, debris disposal, and related costs in the fixed price. Contractors must propose project start and completion dates and give the homeowner/insured one week's notice after award to remove items they wish to salvage. - Minimum insurance requirements are $5 million in general liability and $2 million in environmental liability. Contractor overhead is capped at 10% and profit at 5%. - No specific construction products, part numbers, or purchase quantities are listed.

Description

The Rural Municipality of Douglas No. 436 is seeking fixed-price bids to repair wind damage to its municipal storage building in Speers, Saskatchewan. The work includes replacing five east-most trusses, rebuilding the east end wall, repairing damaged wall framing at the west end, and replacing damaged overhead doors and other damaged non-structural components. Repairs must be designed by a structural engineer licensed in Saskatchewan and must address the building’s lateral-bracing deficiencies. Bids are due by 4:30 p.m. CST on October 16, 2026.

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