British Columbia BCBid #227939

Trade contract tenders for Diefenbaker Elementary School Replacement in Richmond, BC

School District 38 Richmond is seeking trade contract tenders for the construction of a new two-story Diefenbaker Elementary School in Richmond, BC. - Project Overview: - Construction of a new school building for 465 students, totaling 3,345 m² - Demolition of existing structures after new school completion - Compliance with current building codes, sustainability, energy efficiency, safety, and accessibility standards - Trade Contract Opportunities: - Multiple trade categories open for bidding, including: - Cast in place concrete - Structural steel - Preformed metal siding - Modified bituminous membrane roofing - Glazed aluminum curtain wall - Mechanical and electrical systems - Civil works - Architectural woodwork, whiteboards, tackboards - Damproofing, waterproofing, toilet partitions - Spray applied insulation, fireproofing, operable walls - Doors, frames, hardware supply - Steel stud, insulation, gypsum wallboard - Ceramic tile, signage - Acoustic ceiling, gymnasium equipment - Resilient flooring, carpeting, electric traction elevator - Sprung gym wood floor, landscaping, irrigation - Painting - No specific OEMs or product brands are named in the solicitation - Tender documents are available through Unitech Construction Management Ltd. (Construction Manager) - Station One Architects is the project consultant

Description

This solicitation is for trade contract tenders related to the construction of a new two-story Diefenbaker Elementary School in Richmond, BC, with a capacity of 465 students and a total area of 3,345 m². The project includes demolition of existing structures after the new school is completed and aims to meet current building codes with enhanced sustainability and accessibility. Various prequalified trades and public tender categories are listed, with specific deadlines for bid submission and RFI cutoff. Tender documents are available through the Construction Manager, and enquiries must be directed in writing to the official contact.

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