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Construction Management Services for Federal Heritage Building Adaptation Project

The National Capital Commission (NCC), a Canadian federal Crown corporation, is seeking proposals for construction management services for a major building adaptation project at a classified federal heritage complex in the National Capital Region. - Government Buyer: - National Capital Commission (NCC), a federal Crown corporation - Project Scope: - Construction management services for a multi-phase building adaptation project - Demolition and replacement of Wing A with a Zero Carbon-certified building - Rehabilitation and recladding of Wing M1, including masonry, window, and door upgrades - Upgrades to building envelope, windows, and masonry - Removal of temporary structures, landscaping restoration, exterior stair replacement, and low retaining wall work - Phased Contract Structure: - Phase 1: Pre-Construction Management (9 months) - Design review, cost estimation (Class C, B, A), constructability reviews, scheduling, risk management, procurement strategy, and reporting - Phase 2: Early/Preliminary Works (5 months) - Demolition, abatement, remediation, and site preparation - Phase 3: Full Construction (22 months) - New construction and rehabilitation under a CCDC 5B contract - Requirements and Notable Details: - Open only to Canadian suppliers and eligible trade partners - Prioritization of Canadian materials and suppliers - Secret-level security clearance required for all personnel - Designated company security representative must ensure compliance - Emphasis on sustainability with Zero Carbon certification for new construction - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - Place of Performance: - National Capital Region, at a classified federal heritage complex

Description

The National Capital Commission (NCC) is seeking qualified firms to provide Construction Management services for a Building Adaptation Project within a classified federal heritage complex in the National Capital Region. The services begin with a Pre-Construction Phase to support planning and design development, with potential subsequent phases under a CCDC 5B contract. The project involves a multi-phased, multi-design-package approach to support early works, risk mitigation, and schedule optimization within a restricted heritage site. The scope includes demolition and replacement of Wing A with a Zero Carbon-certified building, rehabilitation and recladding of Wing M1, and associated envelope, window, and masonry upgrades, as well as exterior works such as removal of temporary structures, landscaping, exterior stairs, and a low retaining wall.

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