New Brunswick Opportunities Network #RFEOI-26-002

New Brunswick Solicits Proposals for 360 New Long-Term Care Beds

The Department of Social Development of New Brunswick is seeking innovative proposals to expand long-term care (LTC) capacity for seniors and adults with disabilities. - Government Buyer: - Department of Social Development, Province of New Brunswick - Scope of Opportunity: - Development of 360 new long-term care beds across New Brunswick - Includes Memory Care Homes (Level 3B), Generalist Care Homes (Level 3G), and Nursing Homes (Level 3A) - Projects may involve new construction, expansion, renovation, or conversion of facilities - Eligible Respondents: - Licensed LTC operators, non-profit organizations, municipal and Indigenous governments, faith-based organizations, private sector operators, partnerships, and joint ventures - Key Requirements: - Proposals must be innovative, sustainable, and responsive to community needs - Must comply with all legislative and licensing standards for the respective level of care - The Department encourages creative approaches, including mixed-use developments - The procurement process may include non-competitive awards and direct contract negotiations - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; the opportunity is open to a wide range of qualified organizations - Total projected demand for LTC beds in the province exceeds 2,000 across seven zones

Description

This Request for Expression of Interest (RFEOI) is issued by the Department of Social Development to determine interest and capability in responding to potential contract opportunities for developing new long-term care capacity for seniors and adults with disabilities. The initiative aims to enhance long-term care services through Memory Care Homes (level 3B), Generalist Care Homes (Level 3G), and Nursing Homes (Level 3A). The RFEOI encourages innovative, sustainable, and community-responsive proposals that address current and future long-term care needs. Successful respondents may be invited to enter direct contract negotiations, with the Department reserving the right to award contracts through non-competitive procurement processes as permitted by law.

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