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Request for Supplier Qualifications -Modular Water Treatment Plant Solutions

Issued by Saskatchewan Water Corporation · via SaskTenders — Government of Saskatchewan public tenders

Published
9 Nov 2026
Closes
30 Nov 2026, 20:00 UTC
Reference
2026B-00005Q
Location
Saskatchewan, Canada
Sector
Water & Environment

At a glance

Saskatchewan Water Corporation in Canada has published a prequalification notice in water & environment: “Request for Supplier Qualifications -Modular Water Treatment Plant Solutions”. Submissions close on 30 November 2026, 21 days from today. Quote reference 2026B-00005Q in any correspondence with the buyer. FreeTender has recorded 8 notices from this buyer since 2026, 4 of them currently open. There are 158 open water & environment notices in Canada on FreeTender. Bids are submitted to the buyer through SaskTenders — Government of Saskatchewan public tenders, not through FreeTender.

Key requirements

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Details

This Request for Supplier Qualifications (“RFSQ”) is an invitation by SaskWater to prospective respondents to qualify in accordance with Evaluation of Responses (Part 2) for eligibility to provide Modular Water Treatment Plants as further described in the RFSQ Particulars (Appendix A) (the “Deliverables”). This is an open, two-stage competitive process to identify qualified industry partners capable of collaboratively developing SaskWater’s modular water treatment program. This isn’t a tender for a fully defined plant, a lowest-price quotation, or authorization to design or construct the pilot. The objective is to test market capability, technical and operational alignment, adaptability and supplier support before committing to a delivery model, detailed design or capital expenditure.

A modular water treatment plant, as defined by this framework, is a factory-assembled, skid based, pre-piped and pre-wired treatment equipment package. The equipment may be installed within an existing suitable community structure, a pre-engineered building, a prefabricated modular building, or a shipping container. SaskWater’s objectives for the modular system initiative are to: Improve affordability and lifecycle cost performance for small community water systems. Reduce delivery timelines through standardization and repeatable system configurations. Develop modular and scalable treatment solutions applicable to Saskatchewan’s groundwater-based small community water systems. Develop efficient system expansion pathways without disproportionate capital reinvestment. Maintain regulatory compliance and operational practicality under Saskatchewan’s regulatory framework.

Organization: Saskatchewan Water Corporation

Competition number: 2026B-00005Q

Competition type: RFQ3

Agreement type: NWPTA

Public opening: No

Context for bidders

We hold 8 notices from Saskatchewan Water Corporation, going back to September 2026 — 4 of them still open. They buy mostly in Water & Environment, Construction & Infrastructure and Agriculture & Food. There are 158 open Water & Environment tenders in Canada. This one closes in 21 days.

Before you bid on this tender

A quick checklist to help you decide whether to bid and prepare a compliant submission for this water & environment opportunity. Always verify the details on the official source.

  • Confirm the exact closing date and time (and time zone) on the official portal — deadlines are strict and can be revised by a corrigendum.
  • Read the full notice and every attached document, including the scope, specifications and any bill of quantities or terms of reference.
  • Check the eligibility criteria — prior similar experience, annual turnover, certifications and registrations — and make sure you qualify before investing effort.
  • Prepare any earnest-money deposit (EMD) or bid security and the required formats early; missing or wrongly-formatted documents are a common cause of rejection.
  • Note how bids must be submitted (online or physical), in what format, and whether a digital signature or portal registration is required.
  • Watch for corrigenda and clarifications right up to the deadline — requirements and dates can change.

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