Opportunity

Alberta Purchasing #24-2042-S11

City of Calgary watermain and storm drainage upgrades at CPKC crossings

Posted

October 29, 2026

Respond By

December 01, 2026

Identifier

24-2042-S11

NAICS

237110

The City of Calgary is soliciting bids for watermain and related infrastructure upgrades at two locations involving Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) rail property. - Government buyer: City of Calgary; no sub-agency or specific office is identified. - Locations and work: - Upgrade the watermain crossing CPKC track/right-of-way at 15 St SE, between 9 Av SE and 20 Av SE, and upgrade watermain and storm drainage on 19 Av SE. - Upgrade the watermain at 26 Av SE near Dartmouth Rd/Highfield Rd SE, including a CPKC right-of-way crossing. - Construction requirements: Crossings require horizontal hammer boring to install a 750 mm-diameter steel casing with carrier pipe inside. Remaining work uses open-cut construction. - Purpose: Improve water-system connectivity, fire flow, water quality, alignment with design standards, and support future operational needs. - OEMs and vendors: No product OEMs, manufacturers, or vendors are identified. CPKC is named as the railway whose property is crossed, not as a product vendor. - Products and quantities: No separately listed product quantities or part numbers are provided; the 750 mm casing requirement is specified for the crossings.

Description

The City of Calgary is seeking bids for water main upgrades involving crossings of Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) track and right-of-way. The work covers a crossing on 15 St SE between 9 Av SE and 20 Av SE, including water main and storm drainage upgrades on 19 Av SE, and a water main upgrade on 26 Av SE at Dartmouth Rd/Highfield Rd SE. The CPKC crossings will use horizontal hammer boring to install 750 mm steel casings, with carrier pipe installed inside; other work will use open-cut construction. The projects are part of the Watermain Extension Program, which aims to improve connectivity, fire flow, water quality, system design, and future operational needs.

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