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HVAC Removal and Replacement – 2 x Furnaces and 2 x Air Conditioning Units

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21460-27-5472730International

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The Correctional Service Canada is seeking a qualified Canadian contractor to perform the removal and replacement of HVAC systems at the Warkworth Institution Building WA01 in Ontario. The scope of work includes the decommissioning and disposal of two gas-fired furnaces, two air conditioning units, one water-cooled air conditioner, and the associated old flue, chimney, fresh air intake, and exhaust. The contractor must supply and install two new high-efficiency gas furnaces with at least 90% AFUE and two new air-cooled condensing units using R410A refrigerant with specific minimum efficiency ratings. Key deliverables include the provision of AutoCAD construction drawings, the reconnection and testing of the Building Automation System, and the capping of the decommissioned chimney and flue. All work must be completed by October 31, 2026, in compliance with TSSA regulations and federal halocarbon standards. Award will be based on the lowest price among responsive bids that meet all mandatory technical criteria. Bidders must provide an Ontario business license and proof of valid Red Seal certification for refrigeration and air conditioning systems, TSSA certification for gas work, and Working at Heights certification for all relevant personnel. The contract is subject to institutional security requirements, including mandatory escorts and site searches. Bidders must submit their proposals by August 20, 2026, and are required to maintain comprehensive insurance from a Canadian-licensed insurer. Payment will be made via electronic instruments upon the successful inspection and acceptance of the work by the Project Authority.

General Info

Replace two furnaces and two AC units at Warkworth Institution by October 2026.

Agency

Government of Canada → Correctional Service of CanadaView Agency

NAICS

238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning ContractorsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Ontario (except NCR), CAN

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Invitation to Tender 21460-27-5472730 HVAC Replacement Warkworth

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Invitation to Tender Amendment 01 - HVAC Removal and Replacement

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Invitation to Tender Amendment 03 - HVAC Removal and Replacement 21460-27-5472730

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Invitation to Tender 21460-27-5472730 HVAC Replacement - Warkworth Institution

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Invitation to Tender Amendment 04 - HVAC Removal and Replacement 21460-27-5472730

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5472730 - Dépose et remplacement du système CVCA WA01

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Invitation to Tender Amendment 01 - HVAC Removal and Replacement 21460-27-5472730

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HVAC Removal and Replacement at Warkworth Institution - Solicitation 5472730

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PostedAug 14

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Response DeadlineAug 20

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyGovernment of Canada → Correctional Service of Canada

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Government of Canada → Correctional Service of Canada

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Full Description

The Correctional Service Canada requires the services of a qualified contractor to complete HVAC Removal and Replacement of two Furnaces and 2 Air Conditioning units in building WA01. Objectives: The qualified contract must: a.remove the existing two (2) gas fired furnaces; b.remove the existing two (2) air conditioning units; i.Dismantle, remove and dispose of the one (1) water-cooled air conditioner in the mechanical room, c.supply and install two (2) two new gas fired furnaces, and d.supply and install two (2) new air conditioning units. Deliverables: 1.Decommission and remove existing two (2) furnaces, two (2) air conditioning units, the old flue and chimney. a.The Contractor must remove and dispose of existing fresh air intake and exhaust. b.The existing flue and chimney must be decommissioned and capped by the Contractor. i.The flue side outlet will need a reducer to complete decommissioning and capping. ii. The chimney must be dismantled to the roof level and capped with a doghouse or other suitable cover. 2.Supply, install, program, commission, and verify the two (2) new furnaces and two (2) new air conditioning units to ensure full functional operation: a.Existing furnaces are currently running at 80% efficiency: •One (1) Model- “Eng Air XE 225 HB MA E S/S C” natural gas furnace, has an hourly BTU O/P of 180,000 at an elevation up to 2000ft. or 162,000 at an elevation up to 4500ft. AND •One (1) Model - “X3 160 HBMAE natural gas furnace, has an hourly BTU O/P of 128,000 at an elevation up to 2000ft. or 115,200 at an elevation up to 4500ft. Existing air conditioners are: •One (1) unit Engineered Air Model– “XE-225/C the condensing unit is Engineered Air Model CUEA61 Tagged ( CU-1 )” AND •One (1) unit – “XE-160/C the condensing unit is Engineered Air Model CUA51 Tagged (CU-2)" Existing air conditioner(s) specifications: •Location: WA01 (Finance building) Manufacture: Engineered Air, Model: CUEA61-0, Serial#: M12612 CU-1, Type: R22, Halocarbon Capacity: 8.62 Kg, Cooling Capacity: 6.1 Tons AND •Location: WA01 (Finance building) Manufacture: Engineered Air, Model: CUA-51-0, Serial#: M12612-CU-2, Type: R22, Halocarbon Capacity: 7.25 Kg, Cooling Capacity: 5.0 Tons