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RCMP Solicitation: TBU-11 Facility Renovation and Expansion in Regina, Saskatchewan

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is seeking qualified Canadian contractors for a major renovation and expansion of the TBU-11 facility in Regina, Saskatchewan. - Government Buyer: - Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) - Procurement Officer: Sandra E. Robinson - Scope of Work: - Comprehensive addition and mechanical renovation of the TBU-11 facility - Demolition and new construction, including building extension - Upgrades to domestic hot water systems, site infrastructure, and lighting - Relocation and installation of fuel tank systems - Replacement and upgrades of sanitary systems and boiler blowdown system - Drainage modifications and external sanitary sewer connections - Site clearing, fencing, and infrastructure improvements - Procurement Structure & Requirements: - Two-phase competition: Phase One (qualifications), Phase Two (financial bids) - Only Canadian contractors are eligible to bid - Bidders must demonstrate experience with at least two commercial construction projects in the past five years - Emphasis on minimal operational disruption, safety, and compliance with federal procurement and payment policies - Indigenous Participation Plan required; Indigenous businesses are encouraged to participate - Security clearances, insurance, and occupational health and safety compliance are mandatory - Products/Services Requested: - General construction and mechanical renovation services (no specific OEMs, part numbers, or product quantities listed) - Notable Requirements: - Cash allowance for independent testing ($110,000) - Reporting on Indigenous participation - Firm completion deadline with a contract duration of approximately 31 months

Description

This project involves the comprehensive addition and mechanical renovation of the TBU-11 facility in Regina, Saskatchewan. The scope includes demolition, new construction, upgrades to building systems, and site infrastructure improvements. Key components include building demolition and addition, domestic hot water system installation, site works, fuel tank systems, sanitary system replacement, boiler blowdown system, drainage modifications, and external sanitary connection. The project duration is 31 months starting from August 5, 2026, with a focus on minimizing operational disruption and ensuring safety.

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