Opportunity
Saskatchewan Tenders #HWY-260005-LFRFP
Highway No. 3-09 Grading and Surfacing Construction Administration
Posted
October 27, 2026
Respond By
November 10, 2026
Identifier
HWY-260005-LFRFP
NAICS
541330
The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking a consultant to administer highway grading and surfacing construction on Highway No. 3-09. - Government buyer: Government of Saskatchewan; Ministry of Highways, with the Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement involved in the RFP. - Opportunity: Construction administration for four passing lanes and an intersection treatment along a 10.01 km section of Highway No. 3, north of its junction with Highway No. 25. RFP identifier: LFRFP 260005. - Scope of services: Construction management and supervision, environmental oversight, stakeholder and utility coordination, traffic accommodation, surveying, inspection and testing, quality assurance, payment and change administration, and closeout and warranty services. - Construction quantities: 97,000 m³ of earth excavation; 53,500 tonnes of sub-base; 29,500 tonnes of granular base; 14,000 tonnes of asphalt concrete; 43,000 m² of reclaimed asphalt; and 375 m of culverts. - Important site considerations: Wetlands, work partly within Muskoday First Nation reserve, and utility conflicts. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or product vendors are identified. SBP Consultants is named as the competition contact. - Selection and eligibility: The opportunity is for pre-qualified proponents, with one consultant anticipated to be selected.
Description
The Government of Saskatchewan invites pre-qualified proponents to provide construction administration services for grading and surfacing work on Highway No. 3-09. The project involves construction of four passing lanes and an intersection treatment along a 10.01 km section of Highway No. 3, from 4.88 km to 25.35 km north of the junction with Highway No. 25. The underlying construction work is anticipated to be tendered in October 2026, with winter crushing in the 2026 fiscal year and construction in Summer 2027. Submissions are requested through an RFP.