Opportunity
Kingston Biddingo #F18-TIS-ES-2026-13
Consulting Services for Detailed Design of Barrie, Bagot, and Court Streets Infrastructure Improvements
Posted
March 17, 2026
Respond By
April 15, 2026
Identifier
F18-TIS-ES-2026-13
NAICS
541330, 237310, 541320
The City of Kingston, Ontario, is seeking consulting services for the detailed design of infrastructure improvements on Barrie Street, Bagot Street, and Court Street. - Government Buyer: - City of Kingston, Ontario - Scope of Work: - Detailed design of street improvements, including traffic calming, parking and sidewalk enhancements, and streetscaping (limited to Court Street) - Preparation of procurement-ready tender documents and contract documents - Support during tendering and construction phases - Provisional contract administration and inspection - Technical Requirements: - Civil design for concrete-encased ducts and manholes for 44kV line relocation - Coordination with Utilities Kingston for utility relocations - Geotechnical investigation and legal survey - Asphalt restoration and multi-use cycling path design - Pedestrian-level lighting and surface improvements/restoration - Notable Requirements: - AODA compliance for all final documents - Inclusion of legal survey fees in the proposal - Strict project schedule with tender-ready documents due by September 25, 2026 - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Project classified under construction and consulting services
Description
This Request for Proposals (RFP) issued by the City of Kingston invites prospective proponents to submit proposals for consulting services related to the detailed design of improvements on Barrie Street, Bagot Street, and Court Street. The scope includes detailed design, preparation of procurement-ready tender documents, contract documents, support during tendering and construction, and provisional contract administration and inspection. The project involves traffic calming improvements, parking and sidewalk enhancements, potential closure and pedestrianization of Court Street, utility relocations, pedestrian lighting, and surface improvements in Kingston, Ontario.