CanadaBuys #396-2026B

Pan Am Pool Main Tank Renewal for The City of Winnipeg

The City of Winnipeg is soliciting bids for the renewal of the main tank at the Pan Am Pool. - Scope of work includes: - Removal and replacement of mortar bed, waterproofing, tiles, and grout in main tank and deck areas - Refurbishment and reinstallation of pool entry stairs, starting blocks, springboard supports, and springboards - Supply and installation of new pool stair railings - Replacement of rope and deck fixture anchors - Replacement of pool system plumbing fixtures and drains - Removal and infilling of wall light fixtures and windows - Salvage and reinstallation of tank divider bulkheads - Replacement of dive tower platform flooring - Replacement of guard rails at dive towers and springboard platforms with stainless steel and glazing - Concrete repairs to deck, walls, floor, and towers - Application of coatings at concrete repair locations - Replacement of pool grounding system - Abatement procedures for PCB-containing sealant, lead-based paint, and silica - Development and maintenance of safety, security, and access plans - No specific OEMs, vendors, or part numbers are mentioned - Project must comply with City of Winnipeg Green Building Policy and Universal Design Policy - Estimated contract value is $5,650,000 - Facility will have targeted public access restrictions and temporary access tunnels during work - Unique requirements include hazardous material abatement and adherence to city policies

Description

This solicitation is for the renewal of the main tank at the Pan Am Pool, involving partial facility closure to perform various tasks such as removal and replacement of mortar bed, waterproofing, tiles, and grout, refurbishment and re-installation of pool components, concrete repairs, and abatement procedures for hazardous materials. The work includes supply and installation of new pool stair railings, replacement of plumbing fixtures, and application of coatings at repair locations. The project will be conducted with targeted public access restrictions and temporary access tunnels, adhering to relevant city policies. The contract is funded at $5,650,000 and is expected to start on March 8, 2028.

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