Saskatchewan Tenders #2026B-00005Q

SaskWater supplier qualification for modular groundwater treatment plants

SaskWater is qualifying suppliers for modular groundwater treatment solutions for small Saskatchewan communities. - Government buyer: Saskatchewan Water Corporation (SaskWater); no sub-agency or office is identified. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or suppliers are named in the opportunity. - Requested solution: Factory-assembled, skid-based, pre-piped and pre-wired modular water treatment plants. The program addresses raw-water flows up to 1,205 m³/day and potential treatment needs for turbidity, iron, manganese, ammonia, fluoride, nitrate, and organic carbon; optional needs include total dissolved solids, sulphate, sodium, colour, and aesthetic iron or manganese. - Notable requirements: Solutions should be standardized and scalable, suitable for cold climates, compliant with applicable regulations, and compatible with SaskWater’s monitoring and controls, including PLC/SCADA integration. Suppliers should show relevant design, fabrication, commissioning, training, lifecycle support, repeat-production capacity, supply-chain capability, adaptability to treatment technologies, and an approach to Indigenous participation. - Procurement scope: This is a supplier qualification process, not an order for a defined plant or authorization to design or build a pilot. SaskWater may invite up to three shortlisted suppliers to a second-stage RFP for industry validation, a report with 30% design drawings, and capital cost estimates. No purchase is guaranteed. - Service reference: Supplier qualification for Modular Water Treatment Plant Solutions (RFSQ 2026B-00005Q).

Description

SaskWater invites suppliers to qualify to provide modular water treatment plants through an open, two-stage competitive process. This first stage assesses suppliers’ capabilities, relevant experience, technical and operational alignment, adaptability, and support capacity for developing SaskWater’s modular water treatment program. The qualification process is not a tender for a fully defined plant and does not authorize design or construction of a pilot; shortlisted proponents may be invited to a second-stage RFP for industry validation, preliminary design drawings, and capital cost estimates. The initiative focuses on modular, scalable treatment solutions for small Saskatchewan communities, with goals including affordability, shorter delivery timelines, and regulatory compliance.

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