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Prequalification for General Contractor: TADH Emergency Department Expansion & Renovation

Timmins and District Hospital is launching a prequalification process for general contractors to expand and renovate its Emergency Department in Timmins, Ontario. - Government Buyer: - Timmins and District Hospital (TADH) - Project Scope: - Vertical expansion above the existing Dialysis wing - Addition of approximately 19,120 sq ft of new clinical space - Renovation of 9,427 sq ft of existing space - Expanded Emergency Department with 24 patient care bays - Includes two Trauma rooms and three Isolation rooms - Secure Mental Health Emergency Stabilization Unit with four seclusion rooms - Four-bay enclosed ambulance garage - Construction to be phased to maintain continuous clinical operations - Procurement Process: - Two-phase process: prequalification (Phase 1), followed by tender - Managed by Colliers Project Leaders Inc. - Contract will use CCDC2 2020 stipulated price model with supplementary conditions - Unique Requirements: - Project serves diverse populations, including Francophone and Indigenous communities - Emphasis on improving safety, wayfinding, and patient flow - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned; this is a general contractor solicitation

Description

Timmins and District Hospital (TADH) is seeking prequalification submissions from general contractors for the expansion and renovation of its Emergency Department. The project involves a vertical expansion above the existing Dialysis wing, adding approximately 19,120 square feet of new clinical space and renovating 9,427 square feet of existing space. The expanded department will include 24 patient care bays, a secure Mental Health Emergency Stabilization Unit, and a four-bay enclosed ambulance garage, with improved patient flow and safety features. The contract will be based on the CCDC2 2020 stipulated price construction contract with supplementary conditions. Bids are to be submitted electronically by June 12, 2026, with questions accepted until May 18, 2026.

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