SaskTenders

Main Street Paving

The Town of Herbert invites proposals from qualified contractors for the asphalt paving of Herbert Avenue, covering approximately 959 meters from 2nd Street to Shaw Street. The scope includes surface preparation, asphalt overlay, infrastructure adjustments, and milling transitions.

Proponents must provide a detailed methodology and cost estimate for surface repairs, paving specifications, and infrastructure adjustments. All work must be completed by June 30, 2026.

Proposals will be evaluated based on price (50%), methodology (40%), and local experience (10%). Submission deadline is November 30, 2025, with the option to extend if weather conditions prevent a clear visual assessment of the site.

For full details and submission instructions, contact:
Town of Herbert – Chief Administrative Officer
cao@townofherbert.ca
Box 370, Herbert, SK, S0H 2A0

The total project area is approximately 12,250 square metres.

The Town of Herbert strongly recommends that contractors conduct their own site measurements to verify dimensions and conditions.

Milling and patching will be required in isolated areas, estimated at up to 750 square metres. These locations include sections with alligator cracking or structural failure and must be addressed as part of the surface repair methodology.

A Contractor Bid Sheet is provided, but contractors may submit their own bid sheet as long as all required information is clearly included. 

Leisure Guide Production and Distribution

The City of Saskatoon invites interested proponents to prepare and submit proposals for the administration, production and distribution of the seasonal City of Saskatoon Leisure Guide publication for a three (3)-year term with an option to extend for two (2) additional one (1)-year terms.

Solicitation documents for this procurement can be found on saskatoon.bidsandtenders.ca

All respondents must register on the City’s electronic bidding system at saskatoon.bidsandtenders.ca. This will enable the respondent to download the solicitation document, ask questions, receive addenda and email notifications, and submit their bid through the bidding system.

Award notification will be posted to saskatoon.bidsandtenders.ca

Submission Deadline:   2:00:59 p.m. Saskatchewan Time, Monday, December 01, 2025.

ESK-2025-002-RFPQ - 31st GE - Strategic Consulting

Elections Saskatchewan (ESK) is seeking proposals from qualified individuals and organizations to offer comprehensive, senior level support throughout various stages of the 31st General Election process. This support will be required before, during, and after the election to ensure smooth and efficient execution of all electoral activities.

ESK-2025-001-RFPQ - 31st GE - Comms Ads Outreach

Elections Saskatchewan (ESK) is seeking proposals from qualified individuals and/or firms to provide a range of communications, advertising, and outreach services and support in relation to the 31st General Election, scheduled by legislation for October 30, 2028.

Provision of Community Lab Services

Saskatchewan has a long-standing history of partnering with Third Party Providers to deliver Community Laboratory Services (CLS). These services have been offered in the province since 2004, first by Dynacare and, since 2018, by LifeLabs. The current agreement with LifeLabs is set to expire on March 31, 2026.

In response to the evolving health care environment in Saskatchewan, this Statement of Work (SoW) will define the core services required and outline additional services and potential value-added opportunities as separate options.

The primary goal of this RFP is to ensure the safe, reliable, and high-quality delivery of Community Laboratory Services (CLS) across Saskatchewan. This initiative supports timely access to specimen collection and processing, while aligning patients with appropriate community-based care settings. Community laboratory services are a critical part of diagnosis and ongoing care. Saskatchewan Health Authority previously, in line with practices across most major centres in Canada plans to continue with a third-party provider model for these services, as it has proven effective and sustainable in supporting patient care.
The SHA is therefore seeking a single third-party provider to deliver provincial Community Laboratory Services, including but not limited to specimen collection through Patient Service Centres (PSCs), mobile phlebotomy, transportation of specimens and related materials, and procurement and management of required equipment and supplies. Services must be delivered in accordance with applicable clinical, quality, and regulatory standards, and ensure safe, accessible, and equitable patient care.
Community-based laboratory services will continue to enhance patient access, support provincial health system priorities, and ensure that Saskatchewan residents receive timely and reliable testing services in the most appropriate care setting.

Group Municipality Declaration of Participation in a Buying Group

As a compliancy requirement, our members need to publicly state their intent to participate with a buying group. This is not a competition or opportunity to sell.

The Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) requires the following from a procurement entity related to its participation with a buying group:

"A procurement entity shall publish a notice of its participation with the buying group at least annually on one of the tendering websites or systems designated by its Party. That notice shall direct potential suppliers to the buying group tender notices website if it is different from its Party’s tendering websites or systems."

SUMA on behalf of its member municipalities is writing to inform of the intent of its members to participate in one or more procurement opportunities offered through Kinetic GPO and the CentralSource buying group purchasing program between January 1, 2025 and December 31, 2025.