Opportunity
CanadaBuys #2027-013
Replacement of MAU-1 Rooftop Air Handling Unit at St Clair College
Posted
October 26, 2026
Respond By
November 19, 2026
Identifier
2027-013
NAICS
238220, 238290
St Clair College is seeking proposals to replace the MAU-1 rooftop air handling unit at its Windsor Campus. - Government buyer: St Clair College of Applied Arts and Technology; Agricultural Building, Windsor Campus. - OEMs and vendors: No equipment manufacturer, OEM, or vendor is named in the opportunity. - Product requested: One MAU-1 rooftop air handling unit. No part number is provided. - Replacement scope: Remove the existing unit and supply and install the replacement, including craning and rigging, piping modifications, controls, and necessary ductwork adjustments. - Unit and site requirements: An alternative unit must weigh less than 11,000 lbs and fit the existing curb. If it does not, the proposal must include associated structural engineering and reinforcement, curb or roofing work, and electrical costs. - Service requirements: Include commissioning and warranty support. Respond to operational concerns within four hours. - Warranty: Guarantee the work, equipment, and materials for one year after substantial completion, and the unit compressors for five years. - Performance period: From contract award through substantial completion; completion is required before the specified deadline. Warranty periods begin after substantial completion.
Description
The Purchaser is seeking proposals to replace Roof Top Unit MAU-1 at the Agricultural Building on the St. Clair College of Applied Arts and Technology Windsor Campus. The work includes removal and installation of equipment, craning and rigging, piping modifications, controls, and any required ductwork adjustments; proponents must review the specified mechanical and electrical drawings and specifications. Substantial completion is required before September 30, 2027, with a one-year guarantee for work, equipment, and materials and a five-year guarantee for unit compressors. The preferred proponent must provide installation, commissioning, warranty support, and a maximum four-hour response time for operational concerns; all costs, including any needed structural or roofing curb modifications for an alternative unit, must be included in the bid price.