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Design and Construction of Accommodation Buildings at CFB Kingston, Ontario

Defence Construction Canada - Ontario Region is preparing for a major design and construction project at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Kingston, Ontario. - Scope of Work: - Design and construction of two new 3-storey accommodation buildings, providing approximately 144 bed spaces - Upgrades to existing infrastructure and utility services - Construction of a new access road and parking facilities - Potential expansion to four buildings if additional funding is approved - Procurement Model: - Modified Design-Build (MDB) delivery - Security Requirements: - Proponents must hold or obtain Designated Organization Screening (DOS) clearance prior to contract award - Security clearance process facilitated through Defence Construction Canada's Industrial Security Program - Indigenous Participation: - Project may include an Indigenous business participation component under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business (PSIB) - Estimated Contract Value: - Between $36 million and $72 million - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the notice - Place of Performance: - Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Kingston, Ontario

Description

This Advance Procurement Notice (APN) informs Design-Builders of an upcoming contract opportunity for the design and construction of two new 3-storey accommodation buildings at CFB Kingston, Ontario, with approximately 144 total bed spaces. The project includes necessary upgrades to existing infrastructure, utility services, a new access road, and parking, and may expand to four buildings if additional funding is approved. The anticipated contract value ranges from $36 million to $72 million, with an anticipated solicitation posting date of June 1, 2026. Security clearance at the Designated Organization Screening (DOS) level is required, and interested parties are encouraged to begin the security clearance sponsorship process through Defence Construction Canada's Industrial Security Program.

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