CanadaBuys #5P468-26-0177/A

Interior Redevelopment of Arsenal Foundry for Parks Canada Agency

Parks Canada Agency is seeking a contractor for the interior redevelopment of the Arsenal Foundry in Old Québec. - Government Buyer: - Parks Canada Agency - National Contracting Services, Procurement and Contracting Branch - Scope of Work: - Demolition of existing interior structures to restore original interior volume - Redeployment of heritage machinery and exhibits on a single level - Design, supply, and installation of new commercial-grade flooring finishes and guardrails - Preferred guardrail materials: architectural steel, stainless steel, or tempered laminated glass - Creation of a flexible, multi-purpose space for heritage interpretation, exhibitions, educational activities, corporate events, and rental events - Requirements: - Turnkey delivery approach covering all aspects: design, site surveys, professional services, supply of materials, and execution - Compliance with National Park Act, heritage conservation, environmental protection, and relevant codes - Use of durable, low-maintenance materials; minimum 15-year service life for flooring - Mandatory Indigenous Participation Plan with reporting and certification - 12-month warranty period post substantial completion - Contract Details: - Estimated value: $250,001 to $500,000 - Contract duration: 6 months, completion required by March 30, 2027 - No specific OEMs or vendors named; requirements focus on material specifications and compliance.

Description

This solicitation is for the interior redevelopment of the Arsenal Foundry located near Saint-Jean Gate in Old Québec. The project involves demolishing existing interior structures to restore the original interior volume and redeploy heritage machinery and exhibits on a single level. It includes the design, supply, and installation of new flooring finishes and guardrails to create a flexible, multi-purpose space for heritage interpretation, exhibitions, educational activities, corporate events, and rental events. The work must comply with the National Park Act and be completed by March 30, 2027.

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