The City’s current tender list sets a Sept. 9 deadline for preliminary design of the core-area collector road, Sept. 17 for West 40 subdivision construction, and Sept. 24 for Happy Valley water-upgrade consulting services. West 40 is the only one seeking construction services now; the other two seek professional design work before any future construction procurement. Source↗

The West 40 tender would develop an industrial subdivision, with roads, drainage, ponds and a river-side cut-and-fill lot targeted for substantial completion by Aug. 31, 2027. The Happy Valley RFP identifies existing water-pressure and operational problems and seeks designs for future demand. The core-area road work would plan a connection intended to support future development on Inuit-owned and municipal lands near Sivumugiaq Street. Source↗ Source↗ Source↗

Bidders for the core-area road RFP have until Sept. 9, 2026 at 3 p.m. EST, according to the City tender page. West 40 bids close Sept. 17 at 4 p.m. EST, and Happy Valley proposals close Sept. 24 at 3 p.m. EST. The core-road documents anticipate consultant selection and contract steps in late September and early October, but those dates remain estimates and the City has not committed to an award. Source↗ Source↗

For Happy Valley, the City seeks a consultant to develop proof-of-concept, preliminary and detailed designs, then assist with a future construction tender and, only if the City approves proceeding, construction administration. The scope includes replacement 200-millimetre looped watermains on several streets and a pressure-breaking-valve modification at MH96. For the core-area road, Addendum 2 confirms the phase is conceptual only: it includes links 2, 7 and 8, plus only Link 6’s tie-in, and does not require site inspection. The road planning must account for the existing above-ground fuel pipeline, property impacts, utilities, drainage and QIA’s master-plan work. Source↗ Source↗