CanadaBuys #5P468-26-0213/A

Bellevue House Visitor Centre Public Washroom Renovation

Parks Canada Agency is seeking a contractor to renovate the public washrooms at Bellevue House National Historic Site in Kingston, Ontario. - Government buyer: Parks Canada Agency, National Contracting Services, Government of Canada. - Scope: Renovate the men's, women's, universal, and janitor washrooms in the Visitor Centre, including demolition and replacement or modification of finishes, fixtures, partitions, plumbing, lighting, ventilation, and related building elements. Stone & Associates Design Inc. is identified as the project designer. - Named manufacturers and product brands: Sloan, Corian, TOTO, Krowne, Delta Commercial, Bobrick, Dyson, Bradley, Olympia, Centura, Emtek, dormakaba, Edison Lighting, Feelux, MP Lighting, CFM, and Halco. No quantities are specified for the individual products in the drawings. - Specified products: Sloan sensor faucets, soap dispenser, urinal, and flushometer; Corian lavatory; TOTO wall-hung toilets, seats, in-wall tanks, and flush plate; Krowne mop sink; Delta service-sink faucet; Bobrick mirror and toilet cubicles; Dyson hand dryer; Bradley urinal screens; Olympia and Centura tile; Emtek door hardware; dormakaba door closer; Edison, Feelux, and MP Lighting fixtures; CFM exhaust fan; and Halco emergency-sign remote head. See product line items for part numbers and descriptions. - Notable requirements: Include accessibility and emergency-call provisions. Bids are evaluated with a 10% Indigenous Participation Plan component, requiring specific commitments to Indigenous employment and Indigenous business participation, including benefits for Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe, and Wendat communities. The remaining evaluation weighting is price. - Estimated value: $100,001–$250,000 before taxes.

Description

Parks Canada is seeking bids to upgrade the public washroom at the Visitor Centre at Bellevue House National Historic Site, in accordance with the drawings and specifications. The scope includes renovation work described in the attached construction documents. Bid submissions are accepted by email or fax only; in-person and courier submissions are not accepted. The solicitation specifies a two-submission bid process and includes bid criteria intended to provide socioeconomic benefits to Indigenous communities in the contract area.

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