CanadaBuys #M8026-6-0012/A

RCMP Mayo Cellblock Security Renovation Construction Services Solicitation

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is seeking qualified Canadian suppliers for construction services to renovate and upgrade security systems at the Mayo Cellblock in Yukon. - Government Buyer: - Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Procurement and Contracting Branch - Office: Sous-direction des services de l'approvisionnement et des contrats / Team Lead - Scope of Work: - Renovation and upgrade of interior security systems in a secure section of the federal building at 208 6th Avenue, Mayo, Yukon Territory - Includes removal and installation of plumbing, masonry, and electrical systems - Products/Services Requested: - Specialized public building construction services for security renovation - No specific product part numbers or OEMs identified; this is a service-based construction contract - Notable Requirements: - Only Canadian suppliers are eligible - Compliance with the Comprehensive Land Claims Agreement (First Nation of Nacho Nyak Dun) - Security clearances required for architects, design team leads, project managers (RCMP ERS clearance), and subcontractors (FA02 clearance with escort) - Mandatory site visit during Phase Two of the solicitation - Two-phase selection process: Phase 1 (qualifications/experience), Phase 2 (pricing) - Bidders must have experience with law enforcement or institutional buildings over 250 sqm and construction value over $2 million - Indigenous participation reporting required - Contract Duration: - 40 weeks (10 months) from contract award

Description

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) requires construction services to upgrade interior security systems and renovate a secure portion of a federal building located at 208 6th Avenue, Mayo, Yukon Territory. The work includes removal and installation of plumbing, masonry, and electrical work. The contractor must complete the work within 40 weeks from the contract award date. This procurement is open only to Canadian suppliers and is subject to the Comprehensive Land Claims Agreement with the First Nation of Nacho Nyak Dun (1995).

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