Saskatchewan Tenders #SEJUE1126

Consulting reviews for Regina Southeast Joint-use Elementary School design, costs, schedule, and tender documents

Regina’s two public school divisions are seeking independent project-review consulting services for a new joint-use elementary school. - Government buyers: Regina Catholic School Division No. 81 and Regina Public School Division No. 4. - Project: New approximately 15,000 m² K–8 school in Regina’s Towns district, including two childcare facilities totaling about 1,300 m². - Requested services: - Multidisciplinary constructability reviews during design development and at interim and final design stages. - Reviews of Class B and Class A cost estimates, with identification of budget risks and opportunities. - Construction schedule viability analyses covering critical-path activities, milestones, sequencing, long-lead procurement, and alignment with Design-Bid-Build procurement. - Final tender document review covering drawings, specifications, front-end documents, bid forms, and procurement support documents. - Deliverables and requirements: Identify design coordination issues, omissions, conflicts, ambiguities, constructability concerns, and cost, schedule, tender, and procurement risks. Provide recommendations, consolidated reports, PDF markups, and presentations of findings; prepare draft interim-stage and final schedule analyses. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, product vendors, or specific products are named. No product quantities or part numbers are requested. - Project timing: The consultant contract duration is not specified; services span the design review stages. The project schedule includes planned construction, occupancy, and school-opening milestones.

Description

Regina Catholic School Division No. 81 and Regina Public School Division No. 4 are seeking a consultant for the new Southeast Joint-use Elementary School, scheduled to open in September 2029. Services include constructability reviews, cost estimate reviews, and construction schedule viability analyses at the interim and final design submission stages. The consultant will conduct multidisciplinary reviews to identify constructability concerns, cost and schedule risks, coordination and procurement issues, and opportunities to improve project outcomes.

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