Merx #2026-ID-CS

Manitoba Interior Design Consulting Services for Government Facilities

The Government of Manitoba is seeking qualified interior design consulting firms to provide comprehensive services for projects in government-owned and leased facilities across all four Manitoba districts. - Government Buyer: - Government of Manitoba, Department of Public Service Delivery, Asset Management Division - Asset Management Contract Services office - Scope of Services: - Interior design consulting for a variety of projects, including: - AutoCAD drafting - Functional space programming - Design development - Project and construction management - Contract management - Client meetings and quality control - Inventory documentation and move management - Material and finish specification - Furniture layouts and tendering - Space audits - Subcontracting to architectural, mechanical, electrical, and structural consultants - Cost estimates and construction administration - Services required for specific scenarios: - Space Audit and Functional Space Program (Thompson, District 4) - Tenant Fit Up renovation (Winnipeg, District 1) - Large Tenant Fit Up renovation (Brandon, District 3) - Requirements: - Minimum five years of commercial interior design experience - At least one team member with a relevant bachelor's degree - Compliance with Manitoba Building Code, fire code, accessibility standards, and waste minimization - Coverage across all Manitoba districts - Electronic submission of technical and financial proposals - No specific OEMs or hardware products are named; focus is on professional consulting services - Notable: Subconsultant services (architectural, mechanical, electrical, structural) may be required for project delivery

Description

The Government of Manitoba, represented by the Minister of Public Service Delivery, Asset Management, is seeking qualified consultants to provide interior design consulting services for projects within Manitoba government owned and leased facilities across the province. The contract will be a standing agreement for an initial term of three years, with the option to extend for up to two additional one-year terms. The procurement covers all four Manitoba districts and requires submission of technical and financial proposals electronically by May 12, 2026. The scope includes all labor, materials, supplies, and equipment as detailed in the Statement of Work.

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