Opportunity
British Columbia BCBid #1220-050-2026-003
City of Surrey Solicits EOIs for Design, Construction, and Operation of Sports Facilities at Princess Margaret Park
Posted
August 04, 2026
Respond By
September 01, 2026
Identifier
1220-050-2026-003
NAICS
236220, 713940, 238990
The City of Surrey is inviting qualified organizations to express interest in a major sports facility project at Princess Margaret Park. - Government Buyer: - City of Surrey, Canada - Scope of Work: - Design, construction, financing, and operation of new sports facilities - Construction of a FIFA-standard artificial turf sports field - Upgrading to LED sports field lighting - Development of a fieldhouse with changerooms, washrooms, and optional office or flex space - Requirements: - Respondents must provide a financial plan and project schedule - Facility must be self-sustaining, with no ongoing capital or operating contributions from the City - City will retain ownership of the facility - 15-year Lease or License Agreement, with possible 10-year renewals - Partnership models for capital and operating contributions will be considered - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the notice - Notable Aspects: - Emphasis on self-sustaining operations and innovative partnership models - Flexible fieldhouse design to accommodate office or flex space
Description
The City of Surrey is seeking Expressions of Interest from qualified organizations to design, build, finance, construct, and operate new sports facilities at Princess Margaret Park. The project includes improving sports field capacity in the Newton area, constructing a FIFA-standard artificial turf sports field, upgrading LED sports field lighting, and developing a fieldhouse with changerooms, washrooms, and optional office or flex space. The City may provide a suitable site within Princess Margaret Park and aims for a self-sustaining project without ongoing capital or operating contributions. The City intends to enter into a 15-year Lease or License Agreement with potential renewal periods of 10 years each, retaining ownership while exploring partnership models involving contributions to capital and operating costs.