Opportunity

Saskatchewan Tenders #HWY-260053-SFRFP

Construction administration for two Highway No. 8 bridge replacements near Norquay, Saskatchewan

Posted

November 04, 2026

Respond By

November 24, 2026

Identifier

HWY-260053-SFRFP

NAICS

541330

The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking a qualified consultant to administer construction for two Highway No. 8 bridge replacements near Norquay. - Government buyer: Government of Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways. - Service requested: Construction administration for the Bighorn Brook and Spruce Creek bridge replacement projects. - Bighorn Brook: approximately 33.3 km north of Norquay; planned replacement is a 9 m-span, 8.5 m-wide precast bridge. - Spruce Creek: approximately 1.6 km north of Norquay; planned replacement is a 12 m-span, 8.5 m-wide precast bridge. - Scope: Site inspection and contract administration; traffic accommodation and safety monitoring; stakeholder coordination; review of plans, materials, testing, and construction; change and extra-work administration; pay-quantity measurement; progress, budget, and payment reporting; and closeout, including final inspections, completion certificates, as-built drawings, and final reporting. - Minimum staffing assumptions: Senior Landscape Specialist (SLS), 125 hours; Project Manager, 400 hours; On-Site Supervisor, 1,200 hours. The estimate assumes 80 charged site-occupancy days. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named; this is a professional-services procurement.

Description

The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking proposals from pre-qualified proponents for construction administration services for planned replacement of two Highway No. 8 bridges: one over Bighorn Brook, approximately 33.3 km north of Norquay, and one over Spruce Creek, approximately 1.6 km north of Norquay. The Ministry of Highways plans the new bridges for summer 2027. The agreement is intended to be with one proponent and is to terminate on July 28, 2028. Proposals are due November 24, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. CST.

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