Opportunity

CanadaBuys #AB-2026-05392

Cleaning and Sanitation Services for Bio Processing Innovation Centre, Edmonton

Posted

July 31, 2026

Respond By

August 21, 2026

Identifier

AB-2026-05392

NAICS

561720

This opportunity is for cleaning and sanitation services at the Bio Processing Innovation Centre (BPIC) in Edmonton, Alberta, managed by the Province of Alberta's Agriculture and Irrigation agency. - Government Buyer: - Province of Alberta, Agriculture and Irrigation agency - Services Requested: - High quality, reliable, and consistent cleaning and sanitation for BPIC - Includes general cleaning, equipment cleaning, and specialized sanitation - Specialized tasks involve use of chemicals and work in confined spaces - Cleaning covers a wide range of pilot scale processing equipment: - Wet and dry fractionation, extraction, purification - Freeze drying, spray drying, evaporators, reactors, tanks, pumps - Testing, analysis, formulation, manufacturing, filling, packaging, labeling - Estimated Service Volume: - Approximately 1200 service hours per year - Work typically performed late in the day, evenings, and possibly weekends - Contract Duration: - Expected to last 35 months - No specific OEMs or equipment brands are mentioned - Notable Requirements: - Contractor must be capable of specialized sanitation involving chemicals and confined space entry - Must handle a diverse set of pilot plant equipment and processing areas

Description

This Request for Proposal seeks a contractor to provide high quality, reliable, and consistent sanitation and cleaning services at the Bio Processing Innovation Centre (BPIC) in Edmonton, Alberta. The services include general cleaning, equipment cleaning, and specialized sanitation for processing rooms and equipment, involving chemicals and confined spaces. Equipment to be cleaned includes machinery used in wet and dry fractionation, extraction, purification, freeze drying, spray drying, evaporators, reactors, tanks, pumps, testing, analysis, formulation, manufacturing, filling, packaging, and labeling. Services are generally delivered late in the day and into the evening, with possible weekend work, totaling approximately 1200 hours per year.

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