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RFP/AE: Saprae Creek Pedestrian Trail Upgrade

Sector: Bridge • Location: Wood Buffalo, Alberta, Canada

Source: Dodge USA

Project
Closed

The Saprae Creek Pedestrian Trail will be on the opposite side of the road from the current trail (which is a current ATV trail). This trail will start from the mailboxes up to the ski hill. The scope of the work would include a paved walking trail, decorative lighting, bridge repairs (current bridge on the ATV trail), beautification of the Mailbox area, landscape and the flower beds at the inters

Status
Closed
Sector
Bridge, Road, Mass Transit, Government, Rail, Commercial
Location
Wood Buffalo, Alberta, Canada
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Dodge USA

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The project “RFP/AE: Saprae Creek Pedestrian Trail Upgrade” is an infrastructure initiative in the Bridge sector, located in Wood Buffalo, Alberta, Canada. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Dodge USA.

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Closed

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2026-07-22

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The Saprae Creek Pedestrian Trail will be on the opposite side of the road from the current trail (which is a current ATV trail). This trail will start from the mailboxes up to the ski hill. The scope of the work would include a paved walking trail, decorative lighting, bridge repairs (current bridge on the ATV trail), beautification of the Mailbox area, landscape and the flower beds at the intersections. The trail will be for pedestrian traffic only, ATV will not be permitted on this trail.

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Location

Country

Canada

State

Alberta

City

Wood Buffalo

Source

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Dodge USA

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Sector

Bridge, Road, Mass Transit, Government, Rail, Commercial

Article published date

2024-02-22

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