Alberta Purchasing #0019-10-14-26

Entry Systems and Installation for 24 Red Deer Catholic Separate School Division Facilities

Red Deer Catholic Separate School Division is seeking an integrated entry-system solution for 24 schools and facilities in central Alberta. - Government buyer: Red Deer Catholic Separate School Division. - Scope: Design, supply, and install hardwired video intercoms, entry/access-control systems, and electric door strikes at 24 facilities in Red Deer, Blackfalds, Innisfail, Olds, Rocky Mountain House, and Sylvan Lake. - OEMs and named vendors: No OEMs, brands, or specific models are named in the solicitation. - Notable requirements: Provide itemized costs by municipality, separating hardware, labor, and travel or mobilization. Hardware must have at least a three-year warranty and workmanship at least a one-year warranty. Bidders must define emergency-support and repair service levels and provide at least three references for comparable multi-site Alberta installations. - Technical and workforce requirements: Equipment and installation must comply with the Alberta Building Code, including egress requirements, and the Canadian Electrical Code. On-site technicians must hold appropriate Alberta low-voltage or telecommunications trade credentials, or journeyman locksmith certification. - Period: Approximately 12 weeks; no option years or annual subscription are indicated.

Description

The Red Deer Catholic Separate School Division is seeking proposals from qualified security and telecommunications integrators to design, supply, and install hardwired video intercoms, entry systems, and electric door strikes at 24 division facilities. The work is intended to standardize visitor screening, restrict unauthorized access, and provide two-way communication with secure remote access control. Proposals must include itemized costs by municipality, warranties, service-level agreements, and references for comparable Alberta installations. Equipment and work must meet applicable Alberta Building Code and Canadian Electrical Code requirements, and on-site technicians must hold specified Alberta trade licenses or journeyman locksmith certifications.

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