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GE BOOTH WATER RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITY (WRRF) THERMAL OXIDIZATION UNIT 2 (TOX2) AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DEVICE (APCD) PREPURCHASE, PROJECT 42-0613

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The Region of Peel is seeking a qualified vendor for the prepurchase of Air Pollution Control Device (APCD) equipment for the GE Booth Water Resource Recovery Facility Thermal Oxidization Unit 2, identified as Project 42-0613. This procurement, solicitation number 2026-468P, is conducted in accordance with CETA, CFTA, and other applicable trade agreements. The scope of work encompasses the supply, delivery, and commissioning of the equipment, including performance testing and the provision of comprehensive operations and maintenance data. Equipment must be ready for delivery by Q4 2027 on an FOB Destination basis to either the facility or a designated warehouse in the Greater Toronto Area. The selection process follows a staged evaluation totaling 100 points, consisting of a pass/fail compliance review, a technical proposal weighted at 70 points with a minimum threshold of 42, a financial proposal at 20 points, and a Domestic Supply Chain Plan at 10 points. Bidders must submit electronic proposals in PDF format by November 11, 2026, including mandatory uploads such as technical attributes, installation lists, resumes for project managers and technicians, and a detailed work plan. Acceptance of the equipment is contingent upon successful delivery, installation, and the completion of a 14-day continuous operating period. Vendors are also required to adhere to strict packaging and marking standards and comply with Ontario and Canadian privacy legislation.

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Procurement of Air Pollution Control equipment for the GE Booth Water Recovery Facility.

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2026-468P: GE Booth WRRF TOX2 APCD Prepurchase

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G.E. Booth WRRF TOX 2 APCD Prepurchase - Appendix 7.1 Drawings

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GE Booth WRRF TOX2 APCD Prepurchase Specifications

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AgencyRegion of Peel
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The Agency intends to select a qualified Vendor for the pre-purchase of the APCD equipment for the GE Booth Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF). The bid document will be posted https://peelregion.bidsandtenders.ca when available. This procurement is issued in accordance with the terms of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA), and other applicable trade agreements.

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