CitySK
Posted
Oct 8, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR POTABLE WATER RESERVOIR REHABILITATION RFP
Engineering project management, design, tendering, and construction services to rehabilitate the City of Moose Jaw’s potable water reservoirs.
Description: The City of Duluth is seeking bids to rehabilitate Woodland Reservoir 2, an asset important to the city water supply and infrastructure. The contractor will investigate the site, review the project specifications and plans, and carry out the rehabilitation work in accordance with the bid documents. Contractors must meet applicable legal, prevailing-wage, equal-employment, insurance, certified-payroll, recordkeeping, and reporting requirements.
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