CanadaBuys #SK-HWY-B26114

Bridge replacement and roadwork on Saskatchewan Highways 905 and 919

The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking bids for bridge replacement and related roadwork on Highways 905 and 919. - Government buyer: Government of Saskatchewan, through SaskBuilds and Procurement. - Project scope: Replace the Wathaman River bridge on Highway 905, then reuse its salvaged truss bridge to replace the Martineau River bridge on Highway 919. - Estimated work quantities: One lump-sum supply, fabrication, and delivery of atmospheric corrosion-resistant weldable structural steel; 80 m of metal beam approach guardrail supply and installation; 154 m of piling installation; and 2,600 m³ of granular backfill at bridges. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, product brands, or commercial vendors are identified. - Notable requirements: Structural steel must be atmospheric corrosion-resistant and weldable. The project involves dismantling and reusing the salvaged Wathaman River truss bridge.

Description

The work involves constructing short-span bridges on Highway No. 905 over the Wathaman River and Highway No. 919 over the Martineau River in Saskatchewan. The existing Wathaman River bridge will be dismantled and replaced with a new bridge, and the existing Martineau River bridge will be replaced using the salvaged truss bridge from Highway 905. Estimated quantities include structural steel supply and delivery, 80 m of metal beam approach guardrail, 154 m of piling installation, and 2,600 m³ of granular backfill. The estimated contract period is 17 months, with completion by March 15, 2028; the tender deposit is 5% of the total bid.

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