Opportunity
CanadaBuys #21301-27-5470155
CSC seeks installation of service gates and barriers at Federal Training Center, Quebec
Posted
September 03, 2026
Respond By
September 24, 2026
Identifier
21301-27-5470155
NAICS
238290, 238210
Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) is seeking proposals for the supply and installation of service gates at the Federal Training Center, CFF600, Quebec Region. - Objective: Enhance security by controlling vehicle access to internal roads and institutional grounds, reducing unauthorized entry and smuggling risks. - Scope of Work: - Installation of service gates and barriers - Provision of qualified labor, materials, transportation, tools, and equipment - Coordination with existing electrical and mechanical systems - Digital mapping of underground utilities - Compliance with Quebec regulations for soil disposal - Tuberculosis testing required for personnel entering CSC facilities - Equipment Requirements: - All new equipment must match types and models of existing installations unless otherwise specified - Tremco acoustical sealant and APC Smart UPS from Schneider (model 1500 with AP9640 Network Management Card) referenced for specific tasks - Supplier Eligibility: - Open exclusively to Canadian suppliers - No security requirements or Indigenous set-asides - Contract Details: - Duration: 9 months (completion within forty weeks from notification of acceptance) - OEMs Highlighted: - Schneider Electric (APC Smart UPS) - Tremco (acoustical sealant) - No specific OEMs mandated for gates or barriers; supporting equipment and materials referenced
Description
This procurement involves the installation of service gates for the Correctional Service of Canada at the Federal Training Center in Quebec Region. The project aims to supply and install barriers to control vehicle access to internal roads and institutional grounds, enhancing safety by preventing unauthorized vehicles and reducing smuggling risks. The work includes providing qualified labor, expertise, materials, transportation, tools, and equipment, and must be completed within forty weeks from notification of acceptance. The project is open only to Canadian suppliers and has no security requirements or set-asides for Indigenous suppliers.