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Rycroft
The Village of Rycroft, through engineering consultant Urban Systems, is soliciting tenders for the 51 Street Watermain Replacement project (Reference #0000327788, Project #3992.0006.01). The scope of work includes installation of approximately 160 lineal meters of 250mm HDPE watermain, including trenchless installation and 40 lineal meters of steel encasement, two watermain tie-ins with valves and tee, and landscape/asphalt restoration. Tenders must be submitted electronically through the MERX online bidding system, with all inquiries directed to Curtis Lanoue at clanoue@urbansystems.ca, and the closing date is August 6, 2026 at 2:00 PM MDT.
Posted Date
Jul 16, 2026
Due Date
Aug 6, 2026
Release: Jul 16, 2026
Rycroft
Close: Aug 6, 2026
The Village of Rycroft, through engineering consultant Urban Systems, is soliciting tenders for the 51 Street Watermain Replacement project (Reference #0000327788, Project #3992.0006.01). The scope of work includes installation of approximately 160 lineal meters of 250mm HDPE watermain, including trenchless installation and 40 lineal meters of steel encasement, two watermain tie-ins with valves and tee, and landscape/asphalt restoration. Tenders must be submitted electronically through the MERX online bidding system, with all inquiries directed to Curtis Lanoue at clanoue@urbansystems.ca, and the closing date is August 6, 2026 at 2:00 PM MDT.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Rycroft
The Council reviewed several administrative and project-related items. Discussion topics included reviewing consultant costs for the Rycroft Daycare project, clarifying mobile home dimensions within the Land Use Bylaw 215-19, addressing requests regarding parade float participation, and directing the administration to establish a vendor list for contracted snow removal and grass cutting services.
The board received and accepted the coordinator's report and the financial report. Key topics of discussion included the relocation of Camp Wanago, the status of the volunteer supper, and the transfer of funds from deferred reserves to the operating budget. The board decided against participating in the Spirit Days parade float. A probationary evaluation for the coordinator was initiated during an in-camera session. Furthermore, representatives provided updates on municipal activities and events, including childcare developments and local administrative staffing.
The Council reviewed and accepted the Chief Administrative Officer's report, action item list, and calendar. Key discussion topics included the Intermunicipal Collaborative Framework, the implications of Bill 28 on public libraries, and the authorization of a sponsorship for the Central Peace Fire Fighter Association Golf Tournament. Additionally, the Council acknowledged a resignation from the Member at Large for Family and Community Support Services and received various councillor reports regarding library events and regional activities.
The council meeting addressed several operational and community items. Discussion topics included a directive to schedule a contractor for gravel road dust suppression, the acceptance of various administrative reports, and the sponsorship of the upcoming Race the 8 event. Additionally, the council approved a councillor's attendance at the RHPAP program, amended the bulk water rate, deferred the reading of the 2026 ICF agreement to a future session, and reviewed various correspondence items before conducting a brief closed session.
The council meeting addressed various administrative and municipal matters. Key actions included the acceptance of the CAO report, council grants report, and council calendar. Council members provided updates on library systems, garbage services, and regional water and community events. Decisions were made regarding the approval of a quote for fence work at a seniors' park, the deferral of an updated master rate list bylaw, and the purchase of an advertisement in a commemorative publication. Additionally, the council approved a water and wastewater bylaw, passed an age-friendly communities resolution, and reviewed correspondence. During a closed session, the council directed administration to enforce bylaws concerning residential usage within retail or commercial buildings.
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