Bid lists · updated Nov 2 · next update Dec 3 · links checked November 3, 2026
How to get on the SaskPower bid list
SaskPower is the owner or proponent of 1 project we track: SaskPower Aspen Power Station. Register on its supplier page, watch SaskTenders, and get in front of the contractors that let the subcontracts. Stage and stated timing below are as of November 2, 2026.
1. Register on the SaskPower supplier page
SaskPower Aspen: work opportunities. This is the owner’s own page for suppliers and contractors. Check what it asks for (registration, prequalification or a contact) and keep your details current.
2. Watch the public tender portal
Public tenders in Saskatchewan are posted on SaskTenders.
3. Get in front of the contractors
On projects this size, much of the work is subcontracted by the EPC or prime contractors, so their supplier lists matter as much as the owner’s. The contractor teams on these projects are in the subscriber brief.
SaskPower projects we track
| Project | Location | Stage | Stated timing | Contractors, bid packages |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SaskPower Aspen Power Station | Near Lanigan | Under construction | Construction start: April 2024; In service (owner target): December 2027 | Subscribers |
Subscriber detail
- Contractor teams and EPC primes Subscribers
- Dated bid packages and the next milestone Subscribers
- Buyer contacts Subscribers
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Frequently asked
How do I become a supplier to SaskPower?
Start with the SaskPower supplier page (SaskPower Aspen: work opportunities). Public tenders in Saskatchewan are on SaskTenders. On large projects, also prequalify with the EPC and prime contractors.
Which SaskPower projects are you tracking?
SaskPower Aspen Power Station: under construction (as of November 2, 2026).
Who are the contractors on SaskPower projects?
The contractor teams, dated bid packages and buyer contacts are in the subscriber brief: C$39 a month or C$299 a year.