CanadaBuys #SK-COR26-00265

Construction of Regina’s 1,200 L/s Regional Wastewater Lift Station

The City of Regina is seeking experienced firms to construct a high-capacity regional wastewater lift station in Saskatchewan. - Buyer: City of Regina; no sub-agency or purchasing office is identified. - Work requested: Construction of the Northwest Regional Wastewater Lift Station, designed for 1,200 litres per second. - Scope includes: Deep reinforced-concrete wet well and screening facilities; pumps, piping, valves, and related process equipment; mechanical screening and screenings handling; electrical systems, standby power generation, instrumentation, SCADA, and controls. - Notable requirements: Experience with wastewater screening and pumping projects; work includes deep civil structures and large-diameter pipelines, with trenchless construction methods possible. - Manufacturers and vendors: No OEMs, equipment brands, or vendors are named. - Schedule: Estimated duration is 24 months; a start date is not specified.

Description

The City of Regina is seeking to pre-qualify respondents with demonstrated experience delivering wastewater screening and pumping projects for a second-stage competition. The work is construction of a new wastewater lift station at 190 Pinkie Road in Regina, Saskatchewan, designed to pump 1,200 litres per second. The anticipated scope includes deep reinforced concrete wet well and screening facilities, process mechanical equipment, pumps, piping, valves, mechanical screening and screenings handling, electrical systems, standby power, instrumentation, SCADA, and controls. The project involves deep civil structures and large-diameter pipelines, potentially using trenchless construction methods, with completion intended by December 2028.

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