Opportunity
Saskatchewan Tenders #HWY-260055-LFRFP
Highway 106-05 grading and surfacing design and tender preparation
Posted
November 05, 2026
Respond By
November 26, 2026
Identifier
HWY-260055-LFRFP
NAICS
541330
The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking engineering support to design improvements and prepare tender documents for a section of Highway No. 106-05. - Buyer: Government of Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways. - Requirement: A pre-qualified consultant to provide grading and surfacing design and tender-package preparation for about 20.82 km of Highway 106-05, from Tyrrell Lake Access Road to Highway 167 (CS km 47.62–68.44). The work includes embankment widening and ditch grading. - Services: Environmental and heritage screening, consultation, surveying, aggregate and borrow-source investigations, drainage and hydraulic design, geotechnical fieldwork and testing, intersection and utility assessments, design alternatives, geometric and grading design, right-of-way planning, constructability reviews, tender documents, handover materials, and construction support. - Notable scope assumptions: 11 borrow pits, two drill-rig mobilizations, 85 grade holes, 44 borrow test holes, one subgrade alternative, and three surfacing alternatives. Minimum consultant hours are specified in the procurement materials but not provided in the supplied summary. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or delivery vendors are identified; no equipment or product purchases are specified. - Term: Four years, with an option to extend for up to one additional year.
Description
The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking proposals from pre-qualified proponents for engineering services to prepare the grading and surfacing design and tender package for Highway No. 106-05. The planned construction segment extends from the junction with Tyrrell Lake Access Road to the junction with Highway No. 167, approximately 20.82 km in total. Proposals are due November 26, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. CST. The agreement is expected to run for four years, with an option for an extension of up to one year.