Saskatchewan Tenders #2026-27-0076

Structural Stability Analyses for Three Saskatchewan Dams

The Water Security Agency is seeking engineering consulting services to assess the structural stability of three Saskatchewan dams. - Buyer: Water Security Agency (WSA), a Saskatchewan Crown corporation; the detailed scope identifies its Infrastructure Assessment office. - Services requested: Analyses of Admiral Dam, Dellwood Brook Dam, and Star City Dam, including project management, background review, site visits, 2D stability assessments, applicable 3D modeling, and reporting. - Structures assessed: Admiral Dam spillway and riparian outlet; Dellwood Brook Dam spillway and riparian outlet; Star City Dam spillway. - Technical requirements: Apply the latest Canadian Dam Association Dam Safety Guidelines and use USACE EM 1110-2-2100 for flotation assessment. Assess normal operations, unusual and extreme flooding, and seismic load cases; include uplift and sensitivity analyses, findings, deficiencies, and recommendations. - Deliverables: Separate site inspection and stability analysis reports for each site, electronic model files, drawings in PDF and DWG formats, meeting minutes, and a health and safety plan. Material testing and investigation are not required. - Notable contract requirement: The agreement template specifies at least $2 million per occurrence and in aggregate for general, professional, and automobile liability insurance. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or prospective consulting vendors are named in the materials. No products or part numbers are requested.

Description

Water Security Agency is seeking quotations for a structural stability analysis of Admiral Dam, Dellwood Brook Dam, and Star City Dam. The analysis is intended to assess the structural considerations required to evaluate the dams’ performance and safety. The pricing form identifies work items including project management, background review, site visits, 2D stability assessments, 3D stability models, and reporting. Quotations are due by email on October 30, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. local Saskatchewan time.

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