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Greenwich Siding Replacement, Prince Edward Island National Park
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The contract is for the comprehensive removal of existing wood shingle siding and installation of a new vinyl siding system, including all trims, accessories, soffits, fascias, and a new aluminum gutter and downspout system at the Greenwich Visitor Information Center in Prince Edward Island National Park. The work must be completed by September 25, 2026, and all activities must comply with the National Park Act, provincial occupational health and safety regulations, and the National Building, Fire, and Plumbing Codes of Canada. Bids must be submitted using a two-submission procedure: Submission 1 includes the Indigenous Participation Plan and related compliance documents, while Submission 2 contains the bid and acceptance form with the combined price form. Bids are only accepted via fax to 1-855-983-1808 or email to soumissionsami-bidsrpc@pc.gc.ca, with a maximum file size of 15 megabytes; emails with links or submissions sent to any other address are invalid. Bidders must submit two separate attachments labeled clearly and may split large bids into multiple emails with proper labeling. An optional site visit is scheduled for July 2, 2026, and attendance requires advance registration and completion of a certification form, though failure to attend does not disqualify a bid. The contract value is estimated between $100,001 and $500,000, excluding taxes, and is an Indigenous set-aside with a 10% evaluation weight assigned to the Indigenous Participation Plan (IPP). The IPP scoring is based on firm, verifiable commitments to use Indigenous subcontractors or procure materials from Indigenous businesses within the contract area, requiring detailed documentation including business names, scope of work, and approximate values; estimated benefits are not accepted. The bid evaluation is weighted 90% on price, calculated as the ratio of the lowest bid to each bidder’s price, and 10% on IPP points, with the highest combined score determining award. Successful bidders must provide proof of Indigenous business status through approved registries and complete the Reciprocal Procurement Declaration, Integrity Declarations, and a Health and Safety Plan before mobilization. Insurance requirements include Commercial General Liability and Umbrella/Excess coverage from Canadian-licensed insurers. Payment is governed by the Federal Prompt Payment for Construction Work Act and the GC5 Terms of Payment clause, with funds potentially withheld if required IPP documentation such as invoices and payroll records are not submitted before final payment.
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