Trade Agreement: Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT)
Tendering Procedures: Suppliers on permanent list or able to
meet qualification requirements
Attachment: None
Competitive Procurement Strategy: Lowest/Lower Bid
Comprehensive Land Claim Agreement: No
Nature of Requirements:
Request for selective tendering of construction work, involving
the use of a permanent list of pre-qualified suppliers selected
pursuant to a request for a supply arrangement for general
contractor services on our file number EF245-132395/A.
Only pre-qualified suppliers will receive the tendering
documents distributed by Public Works and Government Services
Canada. The following qualified firms currently have a supply
arrangement in respect of this file and are invited to submit
bids for this project.
These firms are:
Construction Socam Ltée, Laval (Quebec)
Roche Construction Inc, Montreal (Quebec)
Celeb Construction Ltée, Brossard (Quebec)
Opron Inc, Boucherville (Quebec)
A supply arrangement is a method of supply where the client,
under the framework of the arrangement, may solicit bids from a
pool of pre-qualified suppliers. A supply arrangement is not a
contract and is not legally binding on the parties who have
signed only the supply arrangement.
Any interested firm may apply to become a qualified supplier for
the Supply Arrangement, when a project is announced pursuant to
the supply arrangement. However, a firm shall not be considered
for a particular project if its evaluation has not been
completed and the firm is not yet qualified under the terms of
the request for a supply arrangement. Contract awards pursuant
to the supply arrangement shall not be delayed in order to
complete the evaluation of applicants.
To apply, please send your application to the above-named supply
officer by fax or e-mail. You will then be notified of the
qualification procedure.
Summary of work to be carried out at the Federal Building at 715
Peel, in Montreal:
The project consists of repairing the parking slabs, on First
and Ground floors, as per drawings and
specifications. Duration of works shall not exceed ten (10)
months, beginning at work site mobilisation.
Activities will include, amongst others:
· injection of cracks in existing concrete;
· repair of delaminated areas in concrete;
· local repairs in concrete;
· repairs to steel reinforcement;
· majors repairs to select concrete beams;
· reconstruction of drainage slopes, identified by the presence
of leachate residus, and of select
drains;
o throughout the First Floor;
o in select areas of the Ground Floor;
· remplacement of the waterproofing membrane and of the asphalt;
o throughout the First Floor;
o in select areas of the Ground Floor;
· related electrical and mechanical work;
· etc.
Particularities:
Presence of lead in the existing paint and the resulting
hazardous substances due to the construction work
require the implementation of control measures and work
procedures, as well as the respect of current
regulations for federal buildings.
Temporary emergency evacuation plans are required, depending of
construction work progress:
· For each phase and each level, there is a general emergency
evacuation plan following the location
of the "are here"indication. The safety instructions (8.5" "
format) must be installed next to
each emergency evacuation plan.
· Following are safety instructions that must be followed for a
proper evacuation
o Signs with information concerning construction work hours and
information must be
installed at each entrance.
o Email and paper memos must be sent to each building occupant
specifying which exits
staircases are available, following work progress.
o Emergency evacuation plans posted in the hallways of the
various levels will be exempted
from required modifications.
o The construction work must only restrict access to one exit
staircase at a time, serving a
same floor area
An mandatory site visit is scheduled on May 21st, 2014 at 9:30
am, at the main entrance of 715 Peel Street, Montreal.
The estimated cost for this opportunity is between $1,000,001
and $5,000,000
Delivery Date: Above-mentioned
The Crown retains the right to negotiate with suppliers on any
procurement.
Documents may be submitted in either official language of Canada.
