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001NOI26DVT C289-00 New Surrey Hospital and BC Cancer Centre – Piping Inspection

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BC230098International

Submission Closed06/10/2026, 11:00:00 PM UTC

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Fraser Health Authority intends to award a direct contract to Elander Inspections Ltd. for mechanical consultant services related to the inspection of steam and hydronic piping systems at the New Surrey Hospital and BC Cancer Centre, with a maximum contract value of $84,000 plus tax. The scope includes developing a quality control program tailored to the hospital environment and ensuring compliance with safety and performance standards. The decision to bypass public tendering is based on Elander’s proven track record in healthcare projects, including recent work at Royal Columbian Hospital, their specialized quality program for health settings, alignment with existing authority protocols, and recommendations from Technical Safety BC. They are also confirmed as compliant with all WorkSafeBC requirements, and their established processes are deemed critical to meeting the project’s tight timelines. Any challenges to this direct award must be submitted by June 10, 2026, and must include documented proof of qualification, a detailed workplan, valid insurance coverage, and a current WorkSafeBC clearance letter; only eligible submissions will be considered.

General Info

Fraser Health awards $84,000 contract to Elander Inspections for hospital piping inspections.

Agency

Government of Canada → Fraser Health Authority

NAICS

541380 - Testing Laboratories and ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

CAN

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedJun 1

Solicitation

Response DeadlineJun 10

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Submission Closed

06/10/2026, 11:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyGovernment of Canada → Fraser Health Authority

Contacts1 person available

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Government of Canada → Fraser Health Authority

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Diana Van TielContracting Authority

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Notice of IntentC289-00 New Surrey Hospital and BC Cancer Centre – Piping InspectionDocument Number: 001NOI26DVT Fraser Health Authority (FHA) intends to proceed with a Direct Award to Elander Inspections Ltd. for their services as the mechanical consultant services for the New Surrey Hospital and BC Cancer Centre. The scope of work includes inspection of the piping systems and development of the quality control program for all steam and hydronic piping within the hospital.The maximum contract value is $84,000 plus tax. FHA has chosen not to undertake a public tendering process for the following reasons:• Elander Inspections Ltd. has a proven, fully developed quality program specific to healthcare environments and has specific experience on other health authority projects.• Elander Inspections Ltd. will support the standardization of procedures for this type of service across health authority projects.• Elander Inspections Ltd possess extensive industry experience, including recent work at Royal Columbian Hospital (RCH).• Technical Safety BC has recommended Elander Inspections Ltd. based on their high quality of work already performed at RCH.• Their previous experience with the health authority and their established processes align with the specific project requirements and the tight timelines associated with this work.• Elander Inspections Ltd. are registered with and compliant with all applicable WorkSafeBC requirements.Consultants/contractors that wish to challenge this decision are to email the undersigned by 15:00 Hours on June 10, 2026.Provide proof showing your qualification, workplan, insurance coverage, and WorkSafe BC clearance letter related to the requirements defined in this NOI. Only challenges from qualified contractors will be reviewed.Diana Van TielProcurement ConsultantFraser Health Authority - Facilities Management ProcurementDiana.vantiel@fraserhealth.ca