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Trademark Safety & Rescue Ltd

UEI: CB_77E8218DEA4A5ACA

Trademark Safety & Rescue Ltd is a federal contractor, registered under UEI CB_77E8218DEA4A5ACA. It has been awarded $126,445 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Parks Canada Agency (PC).

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Parks Canada Agency (PC)$126.4K100%

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Undetermined Subcontract OpportunityAn undetermined subcontract opportunity has been posted by the Parks Canada Agency under the Government of Canada, with no specific scope of work, contract line items, or statement of work details provided. The solicitation contains only templates and placeholders in all sections that would normally define the required deliverables or services, indicating that the full requirements have not yet been established. The opportunity is open for response until August 11, 2026, with a posted date of July 24, 2026, and the place of performance is indicated as Saskatchewan, though no further location specifics are given. There is no designated NAICS code, set-aside classification, or point of contact listed, and the agency has not specified the organization type eligible to respond. The lack of definable parameters suggests this notice serves as a precursor to future detailed solicitations rather than a finalized procurement action. More information can be accessed via the provided Canada Buys link.

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Indigenous Business Subcontracting and Employment ServicesIndigenous-owned businesses are invited to provide labor or subcontracting services in roofing, scaffolding, and materials handling under a contract managed by the Parks Canada Agency, part of the Government of Canada. The opportunity is tied to the Indigenous Participation Plan, requiring participants to report on employment outcomes and training initiatives aimed at advancing Indigenous workforce development. The contract is classified under NAICS code 238160 and has a response deadline of August 11, 2026, with the posting date set for July 24, 2026. Performance locations are designated within New Brunswick, Canada, and while no specific set-aside designation is indicated, the intent is to support Indigenous economic participation through direct subcontracting opportunities. Bidders must align their services and reporting with the goals of the Indigenous Participation Plan to meet contractual obligations and contribute to broader reconciliation and capacity-building objectives.

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Climate-Controlled Materials Handling and StorageThe contract pertains to the transportation, handling, and storage of sensitive roofing and acrylic materials under strictly controlled environmental conditions, ensuring temperatures remain between 5°C and 30°C at all times. All activities must include robust protection against moisture and direct sunlight to preserve material integrity throughout the logistics chain. The work is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 493190, indicating specialized warehousing and storage services, and is procured by the Parks Canada Agency on behalf of the Government of Canada. Performance is localized to New Brunswick, Canada, with all operations required to meet the agency’s stringent quality and environmental standards. The solicitation was posted on July 24, 2026, and responses must be submitted by August 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM EST, with no set-aside provisions designated for specific business classifications.

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Specialty Sealant and Adhesion Testing ServicesThe contract entails the application of high-performance sealants and the execution of field adhesion testing to ensure material integrity and performance under environmental conditions, with strict adherence to fire-safe storage practices and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) compliance protocols. All work must be documented thoroughly to validate adherence to technical specifications and safety standards, and all personnel involved are required to follow established procedures for handling, storing, and disposing of sealant materials in accordance with regulatory requirements. This subcontract, issued by the Parks Canada Agency under the Government of Canada, is categorized under NAICS code 541380 and is open for response until August 11, 2026. Performance is expected to take place in New Brunswick, Canada, and the solicitation was posted on July 24, 2026. Participation is subject to compliance with all applicable federal regulations and quality assurance standards, and proposers must demonstrate technical capability in sealant application and adhesion testing with documented evidence of prior successful projects involving similar environmental and safety constraints.

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Scaffolding and Hoisting ServicesThe contract requires the design, installation, and safety inspection of temporary scaffolding systems that fully comply with CSA S269.2 standards, encompassing all aspects of load calculations and coordination with other trades to ensure seamless integration on site. The work must be executed in accordance with rigorous safety protocols and engineering requirements to maintain structural integrity and worker safety throughout the duration of the project, with particular attention to site-specific conditions and regulatory adherence. The services are to be performed in Canada, New Brunswick, under a subcontract awarded by the Parks Canada Agency, part of the Government of Canada. The solicitation was posted on July 24, 2026, with a response deadline of August 11, 2026, and falls under the NAICS code 238990 for other construction support activities. While no set-aside status or point of contact details are provided, the contract emphasizes technical compliance, safety accountability, and coordinated execution within a government-operated facility or site managed by Parks Canada.

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Membrane Roofing Installation & Wind Uplift ComplianceThe contract entails the supply and installation of a membrane roofing system that meets the stringent requirements of CSA A123.21-20, with a primary focus on ensuring compliance for wind uplift resistance across the designated project site in New Brunswick, Canada. All work must strictly follow manufacturer guidelines to guarantee system integrity, performance, and longevity, and includes comprehensive field testing to validate compliance with the specified standards. The scope covers full installation services, from material delivery to final verification, ensuring the roof system is properly secured against extreme weather conditions typical of the region. This is a subcontract opportunity issued by the Parks Canada Agency under the Government of Canada, classified under NAICS code 238160 for roofing contractors. The solicitation was posted on July 24, 2026, with a firm deadline for responses on August 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM. The place of performance is exclusively in New Brunswick, and no set-aside provisions are indicated, meaning the contract is open to all qualified vendors without reservation. Bidders must be prepared to demonstrate technical expertise in membrane roofing systems and provide evidence of prior experience with similar high-performance, wind-resistant installations.

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Roof Repair and upgrade, Kouchibouguac National ParkThe contract, solicitation number 5P468-26-0078/A, pertains to the repair and upgrade of the roof on the VRC/Administration building located at 186 Route 117, Kouchibouguac National Park in New Brunswick, with an estimated value between $100,001 and $250,000 excluding taxes. Bids must be submitted exclusively via email to soumissionsami-bidsrpc@pc.gc.ca or by fax to 1-855-983-1808, with no in-person or courier submissions permitted, and email attachments must not exceed 15 megabytes; larger bids must be split into multiple emails clearly labeled with the solicitation number and project name. The submission deadline is August 11, 2026, at 14:00 Eastern Daylight Time, and all bids must follow a two-submission format: Soumission 1 containing the Indigenous Participation Plan and Soumission 2 containing pricing, each as a separate file. The contract requires full compliance with the National Park Act, applicable Canadian building, fire, and occupational safety codes, including CSA S269.2 for scaffolding and CSA A123.21-20 for membrane roofing wind uplift resistance, with all materials delivered in original packaging, protected from moisture, freezing, and direct sunlight, and stored in climate-controlled environments between 5°C and 30°C. The project must be completed by October 30, 2026, and includes mandatory site preparation, utility coordination, scaffolding, hoisting, and weather protection measures. An optional site visit is scheduled for July 31, 2026, requiring pre-registration with names of attendees and submission of a certification form to gain access. Evaluation for award is based on a trade-off model allocating 90% weight to price and 10% to the Indigenous Participation Plan, which must demonstrate concrete commitments in Indigenous employment, use of Indigenous-owned subcontractors, and skills development training, supported by verifiable data and subject to bi-monthly reporting and audit. The contractor must maintain commercial general liability insurance for six years post-substantial performance, provide a certificate of insurance within 30 days of award, and comply with all site-specific policies and reciprocal procurement obligations. No contract type is explicitly stated, but terms suggest a fixed-price mechanism, and no options, key

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Stage 1 - UV Reactors Replacement, Prince Albert National ParkParks Canada is conducting a two-stage competitive bidding process for the replacement of UV reactors at the Waskesiu water treatment plant within Prince Albert National Park, under solicitation number 5P468-26-0101/A. This first stage is focused solely on evaluating the qualifications of potential bidders; only those who successfully pass this stage will be invited to submit a detailed financial proposal in Stage Two. Bids must be submitted exclusively via fax to 1-855-983-1808 or email to soumissionsami-bidsrpc@pc.gc.ca, with no exceptions for in-person, courier, or SAP Ariba submissions. Email bids must not exceed 15 megabytes in total size, including all attachments and metadata, and must be sent as direct attachments without links. Large submissions must be split into multiple emails clearly labeled with the solicitation number, project name, and sequence (e.g., 1 of 2). Bids received after the deadline of August 11, 2026, or failing to meet these submission requirements will be rejected outright. The contract value is estimated between $500,001 and $1,000,000, excluding taxes, with work required to be completed by March 31, 2027. All work must comply with the National Park Act and associated regulations. Stage Two will involve a two-envelope invitation to tender, assessing both technical qualifications and price, including a mandatory Indigenous Participation Plan. The pre-qualification list from Stage One expires 180 days after submission or upon contract award in Stage Two, whichever comes first, and will not be reused for future solicitations. If insufficient competition is deemed present, Parks Canada may reissue Stage One under a /B solicitation, allowing previously disqualified bidders to resubmit. Bidders are advised to obtain all documents exclusively from the Government of Canada’s tendering portal at canadabuys.canada.ca, as reliance on third-party sources is at their own risk. Enquiries must be submitted in writing at least five business days prior to the bid deadline to ensure a response. Bidders may partner with subcontractors by listing them under the designated section, and all documents may be submitted in either English or French. No list of pre-qualified bidders will be published; only the award winner of Stage Two will be announced publicly on the Canada Buys website.

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Kubota L6060 60 HP Tractor with Cab and Equipment’s, Unité de gestion de la Mauricie et de l'Ouest du QuébecParks Canada Agency is seeking to procure a Kubota L6060 60 HP tractor with a cab and associated equipment under solicitation number 5P300-26-0084/A, with delivery required by March 31, 2027. This procurement is restricted to suppliers who already hold a valid Supply Arrangement under RFSA E60HS-18AGTR/A; interested parties not currently pre-qualified must first apply to become eligible through the designated process on Canadabuys.canada.ca. The tender notice was posted on July 24, 2026, and bids must be submitted by August 11, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time. The contract is managed by Normand Breton, the Contracting Authority, who can be reached via phone at 873-355-9989 or email at normand.breton@pc.gc.ca. The equipment is intended for use in the Mauricie and Western Quebec region, excluding the National Capital Region. Bidders who are unsuccessful may request a debriefing within fifteen working days of being notified of the outcome, with the option to receive it in writing, by phone, or in person.

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Carillon Lock Repairs, Carillon Canal National Historic SiteThe Carillon Lock Repairs project at the Carillon Canal National Historic Site, solicited under number 5P468-26-0024/A, requires comprehensive structural rehabilitation to address watertightness deficiencies, including dewatering the lock, repairing deteriorated concrete surfaces on upstream and downstream walls and the lock floor, and complete demolition and reconstruction of the diffuser and sill of the vertical gate. All work must comply with federal regulations under the National Park Act and technical standards expressed in metric (SI) units, with engineering designs requiring seals from the Ordre des Ingénieurs du Québec. The project is estimated to exceed $5,000,001, with taxes extra, and will utilize a hybrid pricing model combining lump sum for mobilization, demobilization, and unspecified works, and unit prices for specific civil tasks such as demolition of delaminated areas, concreting, and finishing. Bidding follows a mandatory two-submission format: Submission 1 contains qualifications and the Indigenous Participation Plan, while Submission 2 includes the bid and pricing forms, each submitted as separate attachments. Submission is strictly limited to email sent to soumissionsami-bidsrpc@pc.gc.ca or fax to 1-855-983-1808; in-person or courier submissions are rejected, and emails exceeding 15 megabytes must be split into multiple properly labeled parts. The deadline for bids is August 12, 2026, and the work must be completed no later than April 30, 2027. An optional site visit is scheduled for June 10, 2026, at the Parks Canada workshop in Saint-André-d’Argenteuil. Contract award will be based on a weighted evaluation: 90% on the lowest evaluated price and 10% on the strength of the Indigenous Participation Plan, which must demonstrate specific, measurable benefits for Indigenous businesses and communities in the project area. Bidder compliance with integrity provisions, insurance requirements including a certificate of insurance, and health and safety standards under applicable Canadian legislation including the Canada Labour Code and CSA standards is mandatory. All materials must be delivered in original factory packaging, labeled with manufacturer details, and handled according to manufacturer instructions, with special protections for epoxy-coated rebar and proper labeling for lead-contaminated waste. The contract is governed by the Federal Prompt Payment for Construction Work Act, and disputes may be mediated by the Office of the Proc

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Stage 2 - Beaver Hill Repairs - Glacier National ParkParks Canada Agency is seeking qualified suppliers to complete repairs to the Beaver Hill climbing lane in Glacier National Park, Alberta, following severe damage from an atmospheric river event that caused significant washouts to the roadway and drainage infrastructure. The work necessitates restoring the climbing lane to its operational condition and reinstating adjacent ditching to ensure proper drainage, structural stability, and safe corridor function. This solicitation is the second stage of a two-stage procurement process, with only suppliers who successfully passed the initial qualification review being invited to submit detailed technical proposals and financial bids based on the provided specifications and drawings. Sub-contractors are encouraged to register their interest through the designated partner section to collaborate with prime bidders. The opportunity is open to federal suppliers, with responses due by August 6, 2026, and all inquiries should be directed to Kelly Nuevo, Contracting Authority, at the provided contact details.

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Safety and Health Program ImplementationThe contract involves the development and implementation of a site-specific occupational health and safety program tailored to meet Parks Canada’s safety standards and the Canada Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. This includes designing comprehensive safety protocols, delivering necessary training to personnel, and conducting regular audits to ensure ongoing compliance and continuous improvement in workplace safety practices across designated sites in Ontario, excluding the National Capital Region. The program must be fully integrated into Parks Canada’s existing safety regime and demonstrate measurable adherence to federal regulatory requirements. This is a subcontract opportunity with a North American Industry Classification System code of 541690, indicating it pertains to other scientific and technical consulting services. The solicitation was posted on July 20, 2026, and responses are due by August 6, 2026. The contract is managed under the Government of Canada through the Parks Canada Agency, and performance is expected to take place at various locations throughout Ontario outside the National Capital Region. All activities under this contract must prioritize the health and safety of workers while ensuring full alignment with governmental safety mandates and operational expectations.

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Concrete Supply and PlacementThe contract entails the supply and placement of structural and mass concrete for critical dam components including the foundation, walls, and associated appurtenances, with full responsibility for formwork installation, proper curing methods, and comprehensive quality testing as defined by project specifications. All work must adhere strictly to technical requirements to ensure durability, structural integrity, and compliance with engineering standards for hydraulic infrastructure. This is a subcontract under the Parks Canada Agency, part of the Government of Canada, with a solicitation notice posted on July 20, 2026, and a response deadline of August 6, 2026. The North American Industry Classification System code is 238110, indicating specialization in concrete work. Performance of the contract is designated for locations in Ontario, excluding the National Capital Region, and bidders must be prepared to meet all logistical and operational demands of site-specific conditions in this area.

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Environmental Compliance and MonitoringThe contract under the title Environmental Compliance and Monitoring requires the provision of comprehensive environmental site assessments, ongoing monitoring during construction activities, and detailed compliance reporting to ensure minimal ecological disruption within Ontario waterways, excluding the National Capital Region. Key responsibilities include implementing effective spill prevention measures, establishing and maintaining erosion and sediment control systems, and actively protecting native species and their habitats throughout all phases of project execution. All work must align with federal environmental standards and regulatory expectations, with a strong emphasis on proactive mitigation and documentation to demonstrate adherence to ecological safeguards. This subcontract, issued by the Parks Canada Agency under the Government of Canada, is classified under NAICS code 541620 and is open for responses until August 6, 2026. Performance is required across Ontario outside the National Capital Region, with all deliverables focused on ensuring environmental stewardship during infrastructure or development activities near sensitive aquatic ecosystems. The contractor must be prepared to respond to dynamic field conditions, coordinate with regulatory requirements, and submit timely, accurate compliance reports to support Parks Canada’s mandate to protect and preserve Canada’s natural heritage.

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Structural Engineering and Design OversightThe contract tasks the contractor with providing comprehensive structural engineering and design oversight for the replacement of a dam, requiring detailed engineering design, thorough structural analysis, and continuous technical supervision throughout the project lifecycle. Key responsibilities include reviewing technical drawings and coordinating closely with geotechnical and hydraulic specialists to ensure all design elements meet stringent safety protocols and environmental regulatory standards applicable to the site in Ontario, excluding the National Capital Region. The work demands a high level of interdisciplinary collaboration to address complex site-specific challenges and guarantee conformity with federal requirements. This subcontract is issued by Parks Canada Agency under the Government of Canada, with a North American Industry Classification System code of 541330, and is open for bid until August 6, 2026, following a posting date of July 20, 2026. The scope of performance is geographically confined to Ontario outside the National Capital Region.

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Civil Construction and Dam RehabilitationThe contract involves full-scale civil construction to replace the Esson Lake Dam, requiring comprehensive excavation, foundation preparation, structural concrete work, and the integration of advanced control systems. All work must strictly adhere to Parks Canada’s environmental and safety standards to ensure ecological protection and operational integrity. The project is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 237110 and is being managed by the Government of Canada through the Parks Canada Agency, with performance expected to take place in Ontario, excluding the National Capital Region. The solicitation was posted on July 20, 2026, and responses are due by August 6, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Interested parties must submit proposals within this window to be considered, as no set-aside provisions have been designated. The contract aims to deliver a durable, compliant dam replacement that supports public safety and long-term environmental stewardship in a sensitive natural area under federal oversight.

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Stage 1 - Replacement of Esson Lake Dam, Ontario WaterwaysParks Canada is soliciting bids for Stage One of a two-stage process to replace a concrete sluice dam and adjacent earthen dam on Esson Lake within the Trent Severn Waterway in Highlands East Township, Ontario. This procurement, identified as solicitation number 5P468-26-0098/A, is exclusively open to qualified contractors capable of performing heavy civil construction under strict environmental and operational constraints, including adherence to seasonal fish spawning windows, bird and turtle nesting periods, and compliance with the National Park Act. Bids must be submitted via fax to 1-855-983-1808 or email to soumissionsami-bidsrpc@pc.gc.ca only; submissions through SAP Ariba, in-person, courier, or any other email address are invalid. Email submissions must not exceed 15 megabytes in total size, including attachments and metadata, and must not contain links to external documents. Large bids may be split into multiple emails with clear labeling indicating part sequence and solicitation number. Stage One focuses on evaluating the technical and operational qualifications of bidders, with only those successfully pre-qualified being invited to Stage Two, where they will submit detailed financial proposals in a two-envelope format: one for an Indigenous Participation Plan and another for pricing. The pre-qualification list expires 180 days after Stage One closes or upon Stage Two award, whichever comes first, and will not be reused. Failure to meet any submission requirement, including incomplete security documentation or failure to disclose ownership details as mandated by Appendix 2, will render a bid non-responsive. All bidders must comply with the Buy Canadian Policy and ensure their proposals are submitted in one of Canada’s official languages. The work involves the construction of new dam structures, cofferdam installation, water diversion, removal of existing infrastructure, excavation, foundation treatment, and miscellaneous fabrication. The contract must be fully completed by June 1, 2028. Bidders must demonstrate compliance with the Standard Acquisition Clauses and Conditions Manual, including clauses on contract administration, protective measures, payment terms, delays, default, dispute resolution, insurance, and contract security. Insurance and bonding requirements are mandatory, with specific forms such as PWGSC-TPSGC 504, 505, and 506 required as attachments. All personnel, including subcontractors, must hold valid security clearances as defined under Supplementary Condition SC01, and failure to provide proof of clearance will disqualify the

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Stage 2 - Waterton Wildlife Guards Project, Waterton Lakes National ParkParks Canada Agency is seeking qualified contractors to construct two wildlife guard crossings along Highway 5 and Highway 6 in Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, to facilitate the safe movement of bison and protect public safety. This solicitation represents Stage Two of a two-stage procurement process, following an initial qualification phase that screened potential bidders; only those who successfully met mandatory requirements in Stage One have been invited to submit detailed technical and financial proposals. Bidders must provide comprehensive qualifications alongside a financial bid aligned with the project’s drawings and specifications, with evaluation based on an Indigenous Participation Plan and price competitiveness. The contract is governed by the Standard Acquisition Clauses and Conditions Manual, incorporating general conditions for construction services including provisions for contract administration, work execution, delays, payment, insurance, and dispute resolution. Required documentation includes a completed Bid and Acceptance Form, APPENDIX 1 Combined Price Form, APPENDIX 2 Integrity Provisions, ANNEX A Certificate of Insurance naming Her Majesty the Queen as additional insured, and ANNEX B Attestation Form confirming compliance with laws, code of conduct, and absence of conflict of interest. Contractors must secure and maintain insurance covering commercial general liability, builder’s risk, pollution liability, and marine liability through Canadian-licensed insurers, and submit both a performance bond and labour and material payment bond in approved forms. Security clearance is mandatory for all personnel and subcontractors; site access requires full compliance with personal protective equipment standards. Bids must be submitted electronically by email to soumissionsami-bidsrpc@pc.gc.ca with the solicitation number and project title, and no in-person or courier submissions will be accepted. The response deadline is July 30, 2026, and all inquiries must be directed in writing to Alison Guilford before July 23, 2026. The place of performance is in Alberta, Canada, with contract terms tied to completion timelines specified in the final awarded documentation.

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