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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on July 7, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Electrical Maintenance, Repair and Installation Services for the Institute of Ocean Sciences (IOS) and Victoria Base, Pacific region

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This standing offer establishes a framework for the Department of Fisheries and Oceans to procure electrical maintenance, repair, and installation services on an as-needed basis. The contract covers two primary locations in British Columbia: the Institute of Ocean Sciences in Sidney and the Canada Coast Guard Regional Operations Centre in Victoria. The scope of work is designed to support critical marine research and fleet coordination operations across a diverse range of facilities, including laboratories, research offices, and support areas. The technical requirements encompass a wide array of commercial and industrial electrical systems, ranging from high-voltage distribution equipment at 480V and 600V to low-voltage sensing and computer network systems. Specific infrastructure requiring support includes ammonia chiller plants, steam and hot water boilers, shore power kiosks, UV sanitation systems, and life safety and security camera systems. The selected provider will be responsible for ensuring the operational integrity of these complex systems to maintain the continuous functionality of Canada's marine scientific and emergency response infrastructure.

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Electrical maintenance and installation services for DFO facilities in Sidney and Victoria, BC.

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The objective of the Standing Offer is to provide electrical maintenance, repair, and installation services for the Institute of Ocean Sciences (IOS) located in Sidney, B.C and Victoria Base located in Victoria. The services will be delivered on an “as and when requested” basis. The IOS facility comprises multiple structures that house research offices, laboratories, Canada Coast Guard (CCG) and support areas. The site utilizes both municipal potable water and seawater intake systems for various research processes. Support infrastructure includes diverse equipment such as steam and hot water boilers, pumps, air compressors, and various filtration systems. Additionally, there is a significant ammonia chiller plant on-site for cooling process water. Services required will involve the repair and installation of commercial and industrial electrical equipment to support ongoing research and operations. Located west of Sidney on Vancouver Island on a 120-acre site, the Institute of Ocean Sciences (IOS) is one of Canada's largest marine institutes. An important link in Fisheries and Oceans Canada's nationwide chain of nine major scientific facilities, the institute is the center for research on coastal waters of B.C., the Northeastern Pacific Ocean, the western Canadian Arctic and navigable fresh waters east to the Alberta border. The CCG Regional Operations Centre (ROC), Pacific Region, is located at the CCG Base at 25 Huron Street in Victoria. The staff at ROC facilitates the overall scheduling & co-ordination of the Canadian Coast Guard Pacific Region Fleet, to ensure of the best use of the available resources for regular program delivery, as well as during "emergency situations". Some of the sites electrical arrangements include but are not limited to electrical motors, indoor and outdoor commercial lighting systems, 480V & 600V high voltage equipment and distribution systems, shore power kiosks, low voltage sensing equipment, UV sanitation systems, variable speed motor control systems, commercial and industrial electrical distribution systems, human machine interface (HMI) equipment, computer network systems, commercial fire detection and life safety systems and security camera systems.

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