CanadaBuys #26-304006

Quality Assurance and Commissioning Services for New Canadian Embassy in Mexico City

The Government of Canada is seeking a contractor to provide Quality Assurance and Third-Party Commissioning services for the new Embassy of Canada in Mexico City. - Government Buyer: - Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD), also referred to as the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (MAECD) - Contracting office located at 125 Sussex Ave, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada - Services Requested: - Quality Assurance and Third-Party Commissioning services for a new 15,000 m² Chancery building - Services must support LEED Gold and Net Zero Emissions Ready certification for Building Design and Construction - Contractor must supply all specialized resources, including key personnel: Senior Lead, Architect, Electrical Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, and Commissioning Specialist (each with at least 10 years of experience in complex institutional projects) - Contractor must be locally available in Mexico City and licensed to provide Architectural & Engineering services in Mexico - No compensation for local or other travel expenses - Unique Requirements: - Local availability and licensing in Mexico are mandatory - Key personnel must have significant experience in large, complex construction projects - Services must comply with technical and security requirements for federal facilities - No products or OEMs are specified; only specialized services are requested - Place of Performance: - Embassy of Canada to Mexico, Mexico City - Contract Duration: - Estimated at 56 months, with a two-stage procurement process (Invitation to Qualify, then Request for Proposals)

Description

Canada, represented by the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD), seeks a Contractor to provide Quality Assurance and Third-Party Commissioning services for the new Embassy in Mexico City. The Contractor must provide all specialized resources necessary to complete these services. The Chancery construction aims to achieve LEED Gold and Net Zero Emissions Ready certification for Building Design and Construction. The Contractor must be locally available to undertake work and will not be compensated for any local or other travel expenses. The estimated contract period is 56 months, starting approximately on August 1, 2026.

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