Kingston Biddingo #F31-EN-2020-02

Design Consulting Services for Breakwall Promenade at Flora MacDonald Confederation Basin

The City of Kingston is seeking a multidisciplinary design consulting team for the Breakwall Promenade at Flora MacDonald Confederation Basin. - Government Buyer: - City of Kingston (Ontario, Canada) - Scope of Services: - Design of a pedestrian promenade pathway along the breakwall - Inclusion of gathering areas, elevated platforms, lookouts, and seating (freestanding and integrated) - Lighting design for public safety and ambiance - Design of swimming areas, water’s edge, and small craft access points - Emergency and operational management considerations - Emphasis on creating a unique public space that highlights natural, cultural, and historic features - Potential integration of Indigenous approaches to design and site interpretation - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named, as this is a professional services solicitation - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Multidisciplinary team required (e.g., landscape architecture, engineering, cultural interpretation) - Focus on artistic, cultural, and Indigenous interpretation of the site - Design must support both public enjoyment and operational/emergency needs - Products/Services Requested: - Professional design consulting services (no specific products or part numbers) - Quantities: - Not applicable (services-based opportunity)

Description

The City of Kingston is inviting proposals for design services for the Breakwall Promenade at Flora MacDonald Confederation Basin. The project requires a multidisciplinary team to design a pedestrian promenade pathway with gathering areas, elevated platforms, lookouts, seating, lighting, swimming, water's edge and small craft opportunities, as well as emergency and operational management considerations. The goal is to create a unique and vibrant public space on Kingston's waterfront that showcases natural, cultural, and historic sites, providing a gateway experience from Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River. The design should include artistic and cultural interpretation, potentially incorporating an Indigenous approach.

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