Kingston Biddingo #F18-CS-FMCS-2023-25

Consulting Services for Kingston City Hall Heritage Restoration

The City of Kingston is seeking consulting services for the 2024 Heritage Restoration of Kingston City Hall at 216 Ontario Street. - Government Buyer: - City of Kingston, Facilities Management and Construction Services (FMCS) - Scope of Work: - Consulting services for pre-design assessment, detailed design, procurement and permitting, construction review, and contract administration - Restoration covers main entrance stairs, portico, primary dome, lantern, clock, masonry, wood windows and doors, roofing, and other heritage features - Services Requested: - Pre-design assessment - Design development - Cost estimation - Permitting and procurement support - Pre-mobilization and post-mobilization services - Contract administration (weekly rate) - Construction review (cost per visit) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with designated substance and hazardous materials assessments - Safe work procedures for asbestos, lead, and silica - Removal and management of mercury-containing items (e.g., fluorescent lamps) - Adherence to environmental and safety regulations - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named; the opportunity is open to qualified architectural or engineering service providers - Contract duration is 24 months, with possible extensions to cover final project completion

Description

The City of Kingston is seeking proposals from qualified Architectural or Engineering Service Providers to deliver consulting services for the 2024 Heritage Restoration of Kingston’s City Hall located at 216 Ontario Street, Kingston, Ontario. The scope includes pre-design assessment, detailed design, procurement and permitting services, construction review, and contract administration. The project aims to restore the main entrance stairs, portico, primary dome, lantern, masonry, wood windows and doors, roofing, and other heritage features. Construction is expected to start in spring 2024 with completion by December 2024. The selected proponent must finalize design documents before issuing a construction RFP, with a minimum of 60 days for the bidding process.

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