The Western Development Museum (WDM) is continuing its multi-year fire suppression modernization program at its Moose Jaw location, located at 50 Diefenbaker Drive, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Previous phases of work included sprinkler system infrastructure upgrades, valve modernization, and sprinkler coverage improvements within selected exhibit areas.
This phase of the project focuses on the replacement of aging sprinkler heads throughout the facility and the installation of a new sprinkler branch line to improve fire protection coverage within the Auto Repair Shop Display exhibit area. The project is intended to support long-term asset reliability, maintain compliance with applicable fire protection standards, and enhance life safety protection for staff, visitors, collections, and exhibits.
The WDM is seeking unit pricing for sprinkler head replacement and lump sum pricing for installation of a new sprinkler branch line protecting the Auto Repair Shop Display. The final quantity of sprinkler heads awarded may be adjusted to align with the approved capital budget.
