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Construction Management Services Projects Royalmount and Boucherville FRP404-406-410-415

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25-58270International

Submission Closed04/01/2026, 07:00:00 PM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

The National Research Council of Canada is seeking a qualified Construction Manager to oversee the modernization of laboratory facilities at two locations in Quebec: Royalmount in Montreal and Boucherville. The project encompasses multiple phases across several lab upgrade scopes including biomanufacturing, thermal spray, energy storage, and bioanalytical micro-nano labs, with estimated total costs ranging from $9.43 million to $13.43 million depending on the inclusion of optional services. Bidders must attend mandatory site visits on March 4 and 5, 2026, at both locations wearing CSA-approved safety equipment including hard hats, safety glasses, and protective footwear to be recognized as eligible. Proposals must be submitted electronically through AchatsCanada by the stated deadline and divided into separate technical and financial sections, with project descriptions limited to five pages and key personnel resumes capped at two pages each, using minimum 11-point Times New Roman font. Evaluation will follow a trade-off methodology, prioritizing Technical Merit up to 60%, Price up to 50%, and Canadian Value-Added at 25%, with no Lowest Price Technically Acceptable approach used. Awards will hinge on combined scores, with tie-breakers favoring higher Canadian Value-Added. Bidders must demonstrate relevant experience across project stages, strong cost and schedule control, and the capability to manage complex, security-sensitive institutional environments. Key personnel must be identified and certified as available, and substitutions are permitted only under exceptional circumstances. Security requirements mandate all personnel hold a Reliability Status clearance, verified through official Canadian federal channels, with bidders required to submit an Access to Federal Real Property form if initiating sponsorship. A comprehensive Indigenous Participation Plan must be submitted and tracked monthly and quarterly through reporting templates, detailing employment, subcontracting, and skills development initiatives. Performance timelines are staged with Royalmount expected to reach full completion at 191 weeks after award, while Boucherville components range from 55 to 90 weeks depending on scope. Payments will be made via Form #1792 for progress claims and are tied to milestones and verification of system functionality. The Construction Manager will be responsible for delegated design, material testing, coordination of subcontractors, compliance with the National Building and Fire Codes of Canada, and ensuring all work meets 100% verification prior to handover to Canada, with title transferring only upon formal Government acceptance at the final installation location.

General Info

Construction Manager to modernize Quebec labs; mandatory site visits March 4-5, 2026; bids due May 12.

Agency

Government of Canada → National Research Council of CanadaView Agency

NAICS

541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Boucherville, Mont-Royal, CAN

Set-Aside

NONE

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25-58270 Q&A Table for Construction Management Services Projects Royalmount and Boucherville

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Annex B2 Pricing Tables for Royalmount Construction Project

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Q&R for Solicitation 25-58270 Services de Gérance de Construction

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Q&A Table for Solicitation 25-58270 Construction Management Services

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Addendum 1 to Solicitation 25-58270 for Construction Management Services Projects Royalmount and Boucherville

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Amendment Addendum 25-58270 for Construction Management Services

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Solicitation 25-58270

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25-58270 Annex K Reference Plan Boucherville

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Q&R Addendum for Solicitation 25-58270 Services de Gérance de Construction

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Form 3 Client Reference Form for Building Projects

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Annex B2 Pricing Tables for Royalmount Construction Stages

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Addendum Amendment Q&A for Construction Management Services Projects Royalmount and Boucherville - Solicitation 25-58270

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Solicitation 25-58270 Q&R for Construction Management Services

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25-58270 Annex H Offeror Declaration Form

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25-58270_addendum-amendment_amendement_addanda_3_2.pdf

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Amendment 8 to Solicitation 25-58270 Construction Management Services Projects Royalmount and Boucherville

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Annexe A - Énoncé des Travaux pour Mise à niveau des laboratoires de Royalmount et Boucherville

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Annex B2 Pricing Tables for Royalmount Construction Stages

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Solicitation 25-58270

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RFP 25-58270 Construction Management Services Projects Royalmount and Boucherville

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Annex C Certificate of Insurance Revised NRC Canada

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25-58270 Annex A Statement of Work Revised

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Evaluation Criteria Scoring Matrix Annex F for Solicitation 25-58270

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Annexe A - Énoncé des Travaux Révisé - Mise à niveau des laboratoires de Royalmount et Boucherville

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Solicitation 25-58270

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Annexe B2 Tableaux des Prix Royalmount Révisé 1

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Annexe B2 Tableaux des Prix Royalmount Révisé

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RFP 25-58270 Services de Gérance de Construction Projets Royalmount et Boucherville

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Addendum-Amendment 25-58270 for Construction Management Services Projects Royalmount and Boucherville

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Solicitation 25-58270

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Notice of Proposed Procurement 25-58270 Construction Management Services Projects Royalmount and Boucherville

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Annex B2 Pricing Tables for Royalmount Construction Project

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Annexe B2 Tableaux des Prix Royalmount Révisé 1

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Annex B3 Pricing Tables for Construction Manager Contract

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Addendum 6 to Solicitation 25-58270 for Construction Management Services

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Annexe B3 Tableaux des Prix Boucherville

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Formulaire 3 - Formulaire de Référence Client pour Projets Représentatifs

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25-58270 Q&A Table for Construction Management Services Projects Royalmount and Boucherville

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25-58270_AnnexeC_AttestationdAssurance_Révisé.pdf

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25-58270_Addendum-Amendment_Amendement_Addanda_4.pdf

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25-58270_Addendum-Amendment_Amendement_Addanda_7.pdf

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Annexe B2 - Tableaux des Prix Royalmount

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25-58270_AnnexeH_FormulairedeDéclarationdelOffrant.pdf

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25-58270 Annex A Statement of Work for Royalmount and Boucherville Laboratory Upgrades

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PhaseClosed

PostedFeb 23

Solicitation

Response DeadlineApr 1

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

04/01/2026, 07:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyGovernment of Canada → National Research Council of Canada

Contacts1 person available

OfficeN/A

Organization / Agency

Government of Canada → National Research Council of Canada

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Contacts

Stéphane LajoieContracting Authority

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Full Description

Mandatory site visit: There will be mandatory site visits on the 4th of March, 2026 and the 5th of March, 2026. Meet with NRC’s representative at 10h00 a.m. EST at Royalmount location (6100 Royalmount Avenue, Shipping/Receiving Via Pare, Montreal, Quebec) and at 2:00 p.m. EST at Boucherville location (75 De Mortagne Boul., Boucherville, Quebec). Bidders must attend to one visit for each location to be recognized as valid bidder. All visitors must wear the following safety equipment: CSA-approved shoes, hard hat, and safety glasses. Description: Canada will retain the Services of a construction management entity, the Construction Manager (CM), to modernize its laboratories at two Quebec locations: Royalmount and Boucherville, collectively the Project.