SaskTenders

2025 Gravel Crushing Tender 02

The RM of Beaver River No. 622 hereby invites tenders from qualified contractors in order to award a contract for the following:

Crushing of approximately 20,000 – 40,000 cubic yards 3/4” – 7/8” Road Gravel to complete the RM’s 2025 gravel program.

The Contractor shall furnish all labour and necessary equipment to perform the work as specified herein.

Material shall be crushed and piled by the contractor on location at the RM Pit known as the “Goodsoil Pit” located at NE-14-61-21-W3.

Once materials have been stockpiled in the Goodsoil Pit, the stockpile will be surveyed via drone by the Municipality.  The Contractor will inform the RM Administrator when nearing 80% completion in order to schedule survey of the pile in a timely manner.

Contractors are to provide expected completion date

The RM shall make payment of the account within thirty (30) days of the drone survey result.  Payment subject to the pit being left in acceptable condition.

The Contractor must provide a Clearance Certificate from Saskatchewan Workers Compensation Board.

The Contractor must provide a Certificate of Insurance for two million dollars in liability insurance.

In order to provide a semblance of consistency in the tendering process, tender must be submitted on the enclosed Tender Sheet, and attach additional descriptions as requested. 

**The RM reserves the right to reject any tender submitted in a way which deviates from the process as listed above. **

Tenders are to be received at the above noted address no later than August 15th, 2025, 4:00 P.M. CST.

Lowest or any tender is not necessarily accepted.

The RM may, at their discretion, following the closing time, select certain Tenderers as being short-listed to negotiate and discuss their tenders further with the RM Council.  If the RM chooses to short-list Tenderers, the RM Administrator shall notify the Tenderer as to whether Tenderer has been short-listed.

For further information related to this tender, please contact Debbie Johnson, Administrator at 306-839-2060.

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RM of Beaver River No. 622

2025-02 Gravel Crushing Tender Document

Description

Quote

Approx. 20,000 - 40,000 yd³ 3/4” – 7/8” Road Gravel, plus up to 30% elimination/tailings:

(Note:  Random samples will be taken from the feed belt and/or

     $ ___________ per yd³

stock pile and submitted for testing to confirm compliance to specification).

Elimination/Tailings over and above 30%:

     $ ___________ per yd³

Mobilization Fees:  Move and set-up:

     $

Design Services for the Regina Pasqua Hospital’s Specialized Medical Imaging Equipment Project

This Request for Proposal (RFP) is an invitation by the Government of Saskatchewan (GOS) to prospective Proponents to provide Submissions for the provision of Design Services for the Regina Pasqua Hospital Specialized Medical Imaging Equipment Project. 

Meadow Lake Residential Group Home Construction

The Saskatchewan Housing Corporation(SHC) invites prospective proponents to provide submissions for the construction of a group home located at  #2 Larocque Drive, Meadow Lake, SK as further described in the attached documents.

Scope of project includes the general construction of a new 202.9 m2 (2185 ft2), 4-bedroom Group Home and associated site works. Refer to drawings for full extent of the work.

Proposals and questions regarding the RFP must be delivered as described in the attached document noting all deadlines for submission of proposals and questions.

Intake Stop Log Crane System

This Request for Proposals (the “RFP”) is an invitation by the Saskatchewan Power Corporation (“SaskPower”) to prospective proponents to submit proposals for the Design, Supply and Installation of Intake Stop Log Crane System, as further described in the RFP Particulars (Appendix A) (the “ Work”).

SaskPower is a Saskatchewan Crown Corporation continued under The Power Corporation Act (Saskatchewan).  It is principally responsible for the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity for most of Saskatchewan.

SaskPower intends to replace the existing intake stoplog monorail crane arrangement inside the intake building at the E.B. Campbell Hydroelectric Station to enhance ease of operation with a new three-axis electric intake stoplog crane of sufficient capacity. The Work includes field measurements, detailed design, fabrication, supply, quality control and assurance, transportation, supervision, labour, tooling, equipment, materials, consumables, surveying, installing, testing, commissioning, warranty of workmanship, and on and off-site technical support.

This competition is available on MERX (https://www.merx4.merx.com/saskpower).
 All amendments, addenda, clarifications, and further instructions will also be posted on MERX.

Roadwork-PRODUCTION AND STOCKPILING OF AGGREGATE vicinity of Creighton TOTAL OF 20 STOCKPILES

PRODUCTION AND STOCKPILING OF AGGREGATE in the vicinity of Sandy Bay, Pelican Narrows, Candle Lake, Creighton, Denare Beach, Pakwaw Lake and Mountain Cabin; for a TOTAL OF 20 STOCKPILES.

Bidders shall submit all inquiries pertaining to the Bid Package documents a minimum of 3 business days prior to close of bidding directed to:

Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement
RFXquestions@gov.sk.ca

Bidders may request a debriefing session from Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement by emailing constructionsbp@gov.sk.ca within 30 days after the award notification date. The intention of the debriefing is to aid the Bidder by identifying areas of improvement that may be applied to subsequent procurement opportunities.

Estimated Quantities:

Hauling Aggregate:     1 227 000 t.km
Quarried Base Aggregate:      9 500 t
Traffic Gravel Type 106:      20 000 t
Traffic Gravel Type 106 In Place In The Stockpile:      15 000 t
Quarried Traffic Gravel Type 106:     15 000 t

Completion Date: Phase I: October 31, 2025
                             Phase II: March 31, 2026

Deposit with each Tender - 5% of total bid.
Deputy Minister of Highways                              

Tasers and Police Recording System, DEMS

This Request for Proposal (RFP) is an invitation by the Government of Saskatchewan (GOS) on behalf of the Ministry of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety (CPPS), Saskatchewan Marshals Service (SMS), to prospective Proponents to submit proposals for the provision of Taser 7 Conducted Energy Weapon, Police Video Recording systems and Digital Evidence Management Solutions, as further described in the RFP Particulars (Appendix A).

The SMS is seeking proposals from experienced and qualified vendors who can provide Taser 7 Conducted Energy Weapons (CEW), comprehensive Video Capture Solutions, including body-worn cameras (BWC) and in-car video (ICV), along with related equipment, software, and Digital Evidence Management System (DEMS). The supplied system will aid in police investigations, provide accountability and support officer and public safety.

Network Deployment Services

This Request for Supplier Qualifications (RFSQ) is an invitation by eHealth Saskatchewan (eHealth) to prospective Respondents to provide Responses for the provision of Network Deployment Services, as further described in the RFSQ Particulars (Appendix A).

Yurts and Accessories for Saskatchewan Provincial Parks

This Request for Bid (RFB) is an invitation by the Government of Saskatchewan (GOS) to prospective Proponents to provide Submissions for the provision of the supply, shipping, and delivery of Yurts and Accessories for Saskatchewan Provincial Parks, as further described in the RFB Particulars (Appendix A) of the attached RFB.

It is GOS’s intention to enter into an Agreement with one (1) proponent.  

The term of the Agreement is to be for a period of three (3) years, with an option in favour of GOS to extend the Agreement on the same terms and conditions for an additional three (3) one (1) year terms.
 

One (1) electronic copy in .pdf, .doc or .docx, excel format, which includes the RFB reference number and closing date, is to be forwarded to:  response@gov.sk.ca

Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS)

The SHA would like to explore utilizing an Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) financial model to further advance reducing utility consumption, costs, emissions and address deferred maintenance concerns while meeting two mandatory requirements:

A solution that does not result in debt on SHA books as defined by internal and external auditors.
A solution that is structured so that the Energy-as-a-Service payment stream will be cost neutral on an annual basis. The total year Energy-as-a-Service payment stream will not be greater than the total yearly utility savings stream.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) manages a portfolio of over 270 facilities across the province, with an annual utility spend of approximately $60 million. These buildings vary significantly in function—ranging from acute care hospitals and long-term care homes to community health centers and administrative offices. The facilities also span a wide spectrum in terms of age, construction type, and condition, with many facing challenges related to aging infrastructure and deferred maintenance. This diversity adds complexity to energy management efforts and underscores the need for innovative, flexible, and scalable solutions such as Energy-as-a-Service.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is issuing this Request for Information (RFI) to evaluate the viability of adopting an Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) model as a means to accelerate energy efficiency upgrades, address aging infrastructure, and reduce utility costs and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across its facility portfolio. The SHA manages a diverse array of healthcare facilities across the province, many of which face significant deferred maintenance and limited access to capital for infrastructure renewal.

The primary objective of this initiative is to assess whether an EaaS financial and operational model can provide a cost-neutral, off–balance sheet solution that leverages third-party investment and technical expertise to implement energy and water retrofit projects. The SHA is interested in learning from experienced market participants how such models are structured, financed, delivered, and maintained, especially within the context of public sector healthcare operations in Canada.

The information collected through this RFI will help to inform the SHA’s future procurement strategy and determine whether an EaaS approach can meet the following mandatory requirements:

The solution must not result in debt on SHA’s financial statements as defined by internal and external auditors.
The EaaS payment stream must be cost-neutral, meaning it cannot exceed the total verified annual utility savings generated by the implemented measures.

This RFI process is part of SHA’s broader commitment to sustainability, operational efficiency, and responsible fiscal management, and aims to ensure that health infrastructure supports long-term climate, energy, and service delivery goals.

Snow Removal Services Moose Jaw Locations

The Prairie South School Division No. 210 is accepting proposals for Snow Removal Services at various locations in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

Roadwork-SUPPLY CULVERTS 4BYSLEEVING 2BYBORING 4DECOMMISSIONING 2ENDTREATMENTS CS:3-09,11-13,55-08

SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF THREE 1 350 mm BY 39 m AND ONE 750 mm BY 28 m CULVERTS BY SLEEVING, SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF ONE 900 mm BY 74 m AND ONE 750 mm BY 30 m CULVERTS BY BORING, DECOMMISSIONING OF FOUR CULVERTS, and SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF TWO FLARED END TREATMENTS at various locations on Highway No. 3, Highway No 11, and Highway No. 55, near Prince Albert.

Bidders shall submit all inquiries pertaining to the Bid Package documents a minimum of 3 business days prior to close of bidding directed to:

Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement
RFXquestions@gov.sk.ca

Bidders may request a debriefing session from Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement by emailing constructionsbp@gov.sk.ca within 30 days after the award notification date. The intention of the debriefing is to aid the Bidder by identifying areas of improvement that may be applied to subsequent procurement opportunities.

Estimated Quantities:

Supply And Installing Culverts By Tunnelling Or Boring, As Per Special Provisions:     104 m
Supply And Install Culvert Sleeve:      145 m

Completion Date:    Phase I: March 17, 2026
                                Phase II: June 29, 2026

Deposit with each Tender - 5% of total bid.
Deputy Minister of Highways                              

Design – Bridges - Design Services - Four (4) Short Span Bridges

SFRFP 250033, Design Services – Four (4) Short Span Bridges

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways (MoH) requires professional engineering services for design of four (4) bridges and preparation of detailed construction drawings for each bridge.

MoH is planning to replace the following existing bridges with new bridges:

Project 1 (Cowan River & Waterhen River): Replacement of existing bridges on Highway No. 55 over Cowan River located at: C.S. 55-13, km 1.37, West of Big River, and Highway No. 903 over Waterhen River C.S. 903-01, km 48.4, North of Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan.
Project 2 (Cowan River & Beaver River): Replacement of existing bridges on Highway No. 155 over Cowan River located at: C.S. 155-01, km 15.4, North of Green Lake, and Highway No.155 over Beaver River located at: C.S. 155-01, km 25.8, North of Green Lake, Saskatchewan.

Category of Work: Design – Bridges

Prequalified Consultants being held in a probationary status at time of competition close and evaluation, should reference the Professional Services Procurement Manual - PSPM 100-04 for additional information pertaining to their eligibility to participate in this competition. For questions regarding a Consultants status, contact the competition contact indicated in SFRFP 250033.

Mobile App Emergency-Alerts-Safety

SIGA is issuing this Request for Information (RFI) to gather information on a mobile application to communicate directly with our employees, visitors and contractors providing a one-stop application experience that contains safety, facilities, and security features. SIGA seeks to gain an understanding of the technology available, it’s capabilities and what’s all required for implementation, development and maintenance of this app.

The Information packages received are intended to be used for research, determination of future purchasing options and requirements gathering that may lead to a competitive bid process; As identified within this document, the RFI is non-binding and is a non-competitive process.

Companies are asked to provide a general product overview of their Mobile application solution that best fit within the requirements. Proponents should provide a brief description of their experience the scope of work suggested as well as privacy and security associated with their company qualifications.

This RFI is issued with the intent to survey the industry for trends, innovations, best practices and to obtain information that provides research only, which may or may not be used in a formal Request for Proposal (RFP) process in the future. The RFI process is non-binding and will seek to obtain vendor interest and capabilities.

Roadwork-CONSTRUCTION OF A SHORT SPAN BRIDGE Hwy No 912 over Stuart Creek. CS: 912-02

CONSTRUCTION OF A SHORT SPAN BRIDGE on Highway No. 912 over Stuart Creek, approximately 75 km north of Candle Lake, Saskatchewan.

Bidders shall submit all inquiries pertaining to the Bid Package documents a minimum of 3 business days prior to close of bidding directed to:

Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement
RFXquestions@gov.sk.ca

Bidders may request a debriefing session from Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement by emailing constructionsbp@gov.sk.ca within 30 days after the award notification date. The intention of the debriefing is to aid the Bidder by identifying areas of improvement that may be applied to subsequent procurement opportunities.

Estimated Quantities:

Precast Prestressed Concrete Stringer Erection :     1 lump sum
Supply And Installation of Sheet Piling :     1 lumpsum
Supply Of Piling:     240 m
Installation Of 324 Diameter Piling:     240 m
Granular Backfill At Bridges:     185 m3
Granular Filter Blanket In Place:     18 m3

Completion Date:     March 3, 2026

Deposit with each Tender - 5% of total bid.
Deputy Minister of Highways        

RFQ - Culvert & Couplers

Please see attached RFQ

Roadwork- 2 GEOHAZARD REPAIRS including waste excavation & haul & culvert replacement HWY56 CS:56-03

GEOHAZARD REPAIR including waste excavation and haul and culvert replacement, on Highway 56, 1 km north of Fort Qu’Appelle; for a total of two Geohazard Repairs.

Bidders shall submit all inquiries pertaining to the Bid Package documents a minimum of 3 business days prior to close of bidding directed to:

Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement
RFXquestions@gov.sk.ca

Bidders may request a debriefing session from Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement by emailing constructionsbp@gov.sk.ca within 30 days after the award notification date. The intention of the debriefing is to aid the Bidder by identifying areas of improvement that may be applied to subsequent procurement opportunities.

Estimated Quantities:

Waste Excavation:     7 000 m3
Hydraulic Seeding With Mulch:     1 lump sum
Supply And Install Trench Drain:     1 each

Completion Date:     November 14, 2025                 

Deposit with each Tender - 5% of total bid.
Deputy Minister of Highways                              

Building Renovation for Child Day Care

Flooring plan/blueprints  required to establish:

supply 13 new 42 x 64 PVC triple pane Low E argon filled windows 4 x 4 x 1/2" angle iron support for brick wall, Commercial HRV unit install new kitchen exhaust fan, new dryer venting and hood, remove existing water lines and install new pex water lines, install new plumbing fixtures (5 water closets, 3 wall hung lavs, 1 kitchen sink and all faucets, remove and replace all current light fixtures, replace 3 double doors door actuator wiring, budget for card access system, metal siding around new double doors, strip exterior walls insulation and vapor barrier, reinsulate and vapor barrier, replace damaged gypsum ceiling and fire tape, replace wall gypsum board and mud on all exterior walls, replace ceiling grid and tiles (approx 50% tile replacement in facility), paint all drywall surfaces on daycare side of facility, 2 bathroom units each for boys and girls bathroom partitions, grab bars, tilt mirrors, coat hooks, exterior chain link fence(4 ft tall, 3 gates, 70m of fence), repair and replace roof on daycare side.

Concepts for City Hall Expansion

This RFP is issued by the City of Warman (the “City”), hereafter referred to as the ‘Client’. The Client is seeking to retain a consultant to design three separate concepts for review by Mayor, Council, and Administration, to expand City Hall in its current location, this contract does not include detailed building plans for permits.

Roadwork-CONSTRUCTION OF A REMEDIAL TOE BERM along HWY 6 Total Distance 100m CS:6-07

CONSTRUCTION OF A REMEDIAL TOE BERM along Highway No. 6, 3.47 km northeast of its junction with Highway No. 99 for a TOTAL DISTANCE OF 100 m.

Bidders shall submit all inquiries pertaining to the Bid Package documents a minimum of 3 business days prior to close of bidding directed to:

Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement
RFXquestions@gov.sk.ca

Bidders may request a debriefing session from Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement by emailing constructionsbp@gov.sk.ca within 30 days after the award notification date. The intention of the debriefing is to aid the Bidder by identifying areas of improvement that may be applied to subsequent procurement opportunities.

Estimated Quantities:

Earth Excavation Including Truck Hauling, Density As Specified In Special Provisions:      28 400 m3
Supply And Install Tied Concrete Block Erosion Control Mat:      625 m2

Completion Date: December 15, 2025

Deposit with each Tender - 5% of total bid.
Deputy Minister of Highways                              

Roadwork-CONSTRUCT SUBGRADE&SURFACING STRUCTURE truck rest CONSTRUCT SURFACING STRUCTURE Moosomin

CONSTRUCTION OF A SUBGRADE AND SURFACING STRUCTURE for a truck rest area adjacent to the Moosomin Vehicle Inspection Station and CONSTRUCTION OF A SURFACING STRUCTURE for the existing Moosomin Vehicle Inspection Station.

Bidders shall submit all inquiries pertaining to the Bid Package documents a minimum of 3 business days prior to close of bidding directed to:

Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement
RFXquestions@gov.sk.ca

Bidders may request a debriefing session from Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement by emailing constructionsbp@gov.sk.ca within 30 days after the award notification date. The intention of the debriefing is to aid the Bidder by identifying areas of improvement that may be applied to subsequent procurement opportunities.

Estimated Quantities:

Earth Excavation Including Hauling, 100% Maximum Density Required For Earth Embankments:       38 500 m3
Granular Base Course In Place, Contractor Supply:     9 200 t
Asphalt Concrete In Place (EPS):       6 900 t

Completion Date:      October 31, 2025

Deposit with each Tender - 5% of total bid.
Deputy Minister of Highways