Currently, the Waverley complex has sewer and water tanks and they are filled/emptied 2-4 times a week depending on the activities. MIA is working towards city water and sewer connection. A preliminary design was completed by Sandbox Consulting who will also serve as the contract administrator. The Project is being managed by the Capital Project Committee.

If you are a contractor and interested to bid, please contact Br. Abdul Aziz, P.Eng. @ azizmian9000@gmail.com or (204) 390-0686

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Qualifications for Contractor: Commercial Water and Sewer Connection

1. Scope:

• • Supply and install water and sewer main at Waverley Street as outlined in the drawings.
  • Connect existing water service near cistern as per drawings.
  • Connect sewer services as per the drawings.
  • Supply and install manhole.
  • Supply and install water meter.
  • Remove existing sewer tank.
  • Remove existing 4000 imp gallon cistern.
  • Decommission existing high-level alarms and the old system.
  • Landscape restoration with the topsoil and seed.
  • Decommission old expansion tank and pump control panel within the mechanical room.
  • Cistern pumps to be returned to the client.
  • Provide total price excluding applicable taxes.
  • MIA will propose to keep the excavated fill on site at a designated location within the 12 acres parcel. Provide an optional cost separately if MIA need to get the excavated material hauled away.
  • Outline any exclusions not part of the price. If any worked is not clearly outlined in the exclusions, it is deemed to be included in the scope.
  • The contractor will apply for the permit. Permit cost can be considered cash allowance.
  • For Water Service: Pressure and Bacteriological to CoW Standards
    For Sanitary Sewer: CCTV of completed installation and of the main connection to CoW Standards
  • The contractor will work through MIA contract administrator Sandbox Consulting.
  • The contractor will provide work schedule with minimum disruption and coordinate the work to avoid traffic problems on Friday Jummahs.
  • New watermain to tested and passed before connection to/and decommissioning of the existing service. The existing water shutdown time must be minimized and approved by MIA liaison 5 working days prior to commencing the work.
  • Contractor must be listed as an approved contractor by the City of Winnipeg.
  • Ensure the work comply with municipal, provincial and all other applicable regulations and codes.
  • Mark utility lines and boundaries.
  • Safely excavate to the required depth, following environmental guidelines.
  • Implement safety barriers and signage around the work zone.
  • Install backflow prevention devices as required by local codes.
  • Conduct pressure tests on water/sewer lines to check for leaks and integrity.
  • Perform smoke tests on sewer lines to identify leaks or obstructions.
  • Schedule inspections with local authorities to verify compliance with all regulations.
  • Properly backfill trenches with appropriate materials to avoid future settlement.
  • Restore the site to its original condition, including landscaping and pavement repairs.
  • Provide as-built drawings detailing the completed installation.
  • Supply manuals for any installed equipment (e.g., pumps, backflow preventers).
  • Submit a final project report summarizing the work completed, tests conducted, and any issues encountered.
  • Minimum 1 year warranty for underground service installations against all defects related to construction and materials.
  • Provide document outing maintenance plan.
  • Follow environmental regulations to minimize impact during construction, including erosion control measures.

2. Licensing and Certifications:

• • Must be registered as a approved Contractor with City of Winnipeg Water and Waste Department.
  • Certification in backflow prevention and testing.
  • Compliance with local, state, and federal regulations regarding water and sewer connections.
  • COR certified.
  • The contractor must be in good standing with BBB and companies’ office.
  • The contractor must be free from default and criminal activities.

3. Experience:

• • Minimum of [5] years of experience in commercial water and sewer installations.
  • Demonstrate proven track record of successful projects similar in scope and complexity.
  • Demonstrated experience working with municipal water and sewer authorities.

4. Technical Expertise:

• • In-depth knowledge of plumbing codes, regulations, and industry best practices.
  • Proficiency in using tools and equipment required for water and sewer installation.
  • Familiarity with various piping materials (PVC, HDPE, ductile iron, etc.) and installation techniques.

5. Project Management Skills:

• • Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously while adhering to timelines and budgets.
  • Strong organizational skills to oversee project logistics, including scheduling and subcontractor management.
  • Effective communication with clients, regulatory agencies, and project stakeholders.

6. Safety Record:

• • Demonstrated commitment to safety protocols and practices on job sites.
  • WCB registration and record required for submission.
  • Current safety training certifications (e.g., OSHA, CPR).

7. Insurance and Bonding:

• • Proof of 1M liability insurance and workers’ compensation coverage.
  • Ability to provide performance and payment bonds as required.

8. References:

• • Submission of at least 2 client references from previous commercial projects.
  • Contact information for at least two municipal or regulatory contacts for past projects.

9. Financial Stability:

• • Evidence of financial stability and capacity to handle project costs, including bonding capacity.