CanadaBuys #260-2026

Consulting Services for Net-Zero Retrofit Studies at City of Winnipeg Buildings

The City of Winnipeg is seeking professional consulting services to conduct Green Building Pathway Studies at eight municipal buildings: - Government buyer: The City of Winnipeg (185 King Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba) - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named, as this is a consulting and analysis services procurement - Services requested: - Comprehensive energy efficiency and greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction studies - Equity assessments and site investigations - Calibrated energy modelling using approved software (DOE-2 based programs, eQuest, IES-VE, or Energy Plus) - Infrared thermographic surveys - Development of energy conservation measures and GHG reduction pathways - Six project milestones: data gathering, site investigation, design workshops, scenario and pathway analysis, decision-making workshops, and final reporting - Unique requirements: - Studies must align with the Green Municipal Fund Community Building Retrofit initiative - Consultants must use specified energy modelling software - The City will provide 1 to 3 years of energy, demand, and cost data - Work must support municipal net-zero emissions targets by 2050 - Place of performance: Eight specified City of Winnipeg facilities - All work must comply with municipal policies and climate targets

Description

The City of Winnipeg is seeking professional consulting services for Green Building Pathway Studies at eight City buildings. The scope includes conducting studies aligned with the Green Municipal Fund Community Building Retrofit initiative, focusing on energy efficiency, greenhouse gas reduction, and equity assessments. The project involves six milestones including data gathering, site investigation, design workshops, GHG reduction pathway analysis, decision-making workshops, and final reporting. The consultant will use energy modelling software and conduct infrared thermographic surveys to develop energy conservation measures and GHG reduction pathways. The City will provide energy, demand, and cost data for 1 to 3 years to support the studies.

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