CanadaBuys #TOTR2026 PW-09

Garden of the Gulf Museum accessible washroom, ramp, deck, and site improvements

The Town of Three Rivers is seeking a contractor to deliver accessibility improvements at the Garden of the Gulf Museum in Montague, Prince Edward Island. - Government buyer: Town of Three Rivers; no sub-agency or office is identified. - Scope: Build an accessible entrance ramp and viewing deck, plus an approximately 3.5 m × 3.4 m barrier-free washroom with foundation, structural, architectural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, utility, and finish work. Also includes demolition, tie-ins, grading, walkways, site restoration, and accessibility improvements. - Heritage and site requirements: Restore the Museum’s north entrance door while preserving its heritage character. Meet applicable accessibility and building-code requirements, follow the drawings and specifications prepared by Coles Associates Ltd., and coordinate work to avoid disrupting nearby Home Hardware access and business operations. - Named product manufacturers/OEMs: Little Giant, Kohler, Delta, Centoco, Bradford White, Loren Cook, Stelpro, Juno, ANPLIGHTING, Lithonia, and Square-D. The plans identify specific equipment and fixtures listed below; some lighting quantities are not specified. - Other notable requirements: Contractor provides labour, materials, equipment, supervision, safety measures, and required permits and approvals, except the Town obtains the building permit. A one-year warranty applies from substantial completion. - Schedule: Proposed work spans approximately seven months, with work anticipated to begin in March and substantial completion expected by July. The warranty period is one year after substantial completion.

Description

The Town of Three Rivers is seeking quotations from qualified contractors for accessibility improvements at the Garden of the Gulf Museum in Montague, Prince Edward Island. Work includes constructing an accessible entrance ramp and viewing deck, a new barrier-free washroom building with associated systems and utility connections, and related demolition, tie-ins, and site work. The project also includes restoring the museum’s north entrance door while preserving its heritage character. The contractor is expected to supply the labour, materials, equipment, permits, and approvals needed for the work; the Town will obtain the building permit.

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