Griesbach Northeast Corner Phase 2 Abatement, Demolition and Removal

This solicitation, issued by Canada Lands Company Limited on behalf of the Government of Canada, seeks proposals for the hazardous materials abatement, demolition, and removal of 141 private military quarters and two multi-bay garages in the Northeast corner of the Village at Griesbach in Edmonton, Alberta. The work is critical to preparing the site for future residential development and requires full compliance with Alberta’s environmental, occupational health and safety, and asbestos disposal regulations, including adherence to the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code and the Alberta Asbestos Abatement Manual. The Scope of Work includes achieving a zero energy state through utility isolation, abating all hazardous building materials, demolishing all identified structures, safely managing waste disposal, stabilizing the site with temporary backfill and sloped excavations, removing select infrastructure, and performing final clean-up and grading. Key deliverables include a final topographical survey, a record drawing, and comprehensive closeout submittals. All work must achieve interim acceptance by specified deadlines—August 14, 2026 for Area A, December 15, 2026 for Area B, February 15, 2027 for Area C, and March 31, 2027 for Area D—with substantial completion required by March 31, 2027. Proposals must be submitted by June 24, 2026, at 4:00 pm MT via email to procurement@clc.ca in compliance with strict formatting requirements, including two separate PDF attachments—one for the technical proposal and one for the pricing schedule—each under 50 MB with a total email size not exceeding 150 MB. Pricing must be quoted in Canadian dollars, inclusive of all costs except harmonized sales tax, and must cover the full scope in a lump sum or unit-rate structure, with additional work compensated via predetermined unit rates. Evaluation is based on a dual-factor system: price (60% weight) and qualifications (40% weight), with a minimum score of 40 out of 60 and 27 out of 40 required respectively to be deemed eligible. Mandatory pass/fail gates include compliance with all regulatory and procedural requirements, attendance at an information session, and, for the top-ranked proponent, reference verification. Proposers must submit completed annexes covering declarations, business integrity, greenhouse gas emissions, subcontractor details, key personnel, and experience, with false statements subjecting the proposer