Kingston Biddingo #ES-2026-03-B2

City of Kingston contractor qualifications for review of Division Street overpass and intersection projects

The City of Kingston is seeking qualifications from contractors for a construction review panel supporting two infrastructure projects. - Government buyer: City of Kingston; no sub-agency or purchasing office is identified. - Opportunity: Contractor participation in a Construction Review Panel (CRP) for the Division Street CN Rail Overpass replacement and John Counter Boulevard intersection work. - Review services: Provide structured pre-construction constructability review of the detailed design, including written comments and workshop participation. Participants are evaluated on their written comments and workshop contributions. - Construction scope under review: Mill and pave Division Street from Dalton Avenue to the overpass; replace the overpass and the Division Street intersection at John Counter Boulevard, including water and sanitary mains; replace storm sewer as needed; build a sidewalk from John Counter Boulevard to Armadale Place; and create a new K&P connection from the Division Street trailhead to Elliott Avenue via John Counter Boulevard. - Potential follow-on: Participants who complete the review satisfactorily may qualify to compete for the construction work in a later procurement. - OEMs, vendors, products, and quantities: None are named or specified.

Description

The City of Kingston is inviting respondents to qualify for participation in a Construction Review Panel for the Division St CN Rail Overpass Replacement and John Counter Blvd intersections. The assignment generally involves constructability review of the detailed design, including replacement of the overpass and intersection, road and utility work, a new sidewalk, and a new K&P connection. Selected respondents will take part in structured pre-construction review activities and, subject to satisfactory performance and evaluations, may become eligible to compete for the associated construction works in a subsequent procurement. Detailed scope and project-specific requirements are in Part 2 of the RFSQ.

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