Arts, Culture and Status of Women - Request for Proposal - Conservation & Encapsulation of Metal Corrugated Roofs at Turner Valley Gas Plant

The Province of Alberta is seeking a qualified contractor to perform roof restoration and hazardous material abatement services at the Turner Valley Gas Plant in Diamond Valley, Alberta, focusing on six selected buildings with metal corrugated roofs requiring conservation and encapsulation. The work involves repairing localized damage such as holes and applying a specialized combination of clear coatings and silver-coloured paint to permanently seal and encapsulate existing lead-based paint on roofs and surrounding exterior infrastructure including catwalks, pipes, and stack bases. Each roof presents unique challenges due to varying sizes and structural configurations, necessitating custom approaches aligned with the Standards and Guidelines for the Conservation of Historic Places in Canada. All activities must prioritize environmental safety, worker protection, and preservation of historic fabric while meeting strict regulatory and heritage conservation mandates. The solicitation, issued under AB-2026-02858 by Arts, Culture and Status of Women, opens on May 13, 2026, with proposals due by June 5, 2026. Bidders must demonstrate proven experience in both heritage roof conservation and lead paint encapsulation, with an understanding of the complexities of working on historic industrial sites. The point of contact for inquiries is Christina Robinson, Heritage Conservation Tech, reachable via email or phone. Although the procurement is listed under an arts and culture agency, the physical work occurs at a historic industrial facility, underscoring the interdisciplinary nature of the project and the need for contractors who can navigate both heritage preservation protocols and industrial safety requirements.