Opportunity
CanadaBuys #20172906
Replacement of Windows, Doors, and Curtain Wall at Université de Montréal Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Posted
September 24, 2026
Respond By
October 19, 2026
Identifier
20172906
NAICS
238190, 236220
Université de Montréal is seeking a contractor for a major building envelope restoration at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in St-Hyacinthe. - Scope includes: - Replacement of windows, exterior doors, and curtain wall sections at the main entrance and main pavilion - Preservation of Art Deco architectural elements on the main facade, which are of heritage value - Masonry corrections adjacent to openings - Replacement of interior cladding at the main entrance - Replacement of exterior emergency staircase for the auditorium - Replacement of curtain wall caps on the exterior walkway - Contractor responsibilities: - Removal, compliant disposal, and reinstallation of window air conditioning units (new units provided by the University) - No specific OEMs, brands, or part numbers are mentioned - Competitive open bidding process - Estimated contract duration is 8 months
Description
This solicitation is for the replacement of windows, exterior doors, and sections of curtain wall at the main entrance and the main pavilion of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine to restore the building envelope's watertightness and ensure the building's longevity. Special attention must be given to preserving the Art Deco architectural elements of the main facade, which are of significant heritage value. Additional related work includes masonry corrections adjacent to openings, replacement of the interior cladding of the main entrance, replacement of the exterior emergency staircase of the auditorium, and replacement of curtain wall caps on the exterior walkway. The general contractor will be responsible for the removal, compliant disposal, and reinstallation of window air conditioning units, with new units provided by the University of Montreal. Work must be closely coordinated with the project manager to minimize impacts on occupants, academic activities, and building operations.