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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on January 30, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Infrastructure - Invitation to Bid - St. Albert – Poundmaker’s Lodge Treatment Centre Kitchen and Cafeteria Remediation and Rebuild Phase 2 Restoration and Cleaning

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AB-2026-00190International

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The contract involves comprehensive restoration work at Poundmaker’s Lodge Treatment Centre in Alberta, specifically targeting the West Dorm Wing, Main Central Hall and Ceremonial Area, East Entrance, hallways, staircase, and gymnasium. The scope is guided by a remedial plan provided by WSP, a third-party environmental consultant retained by Alberta Infrastructure. Upon completion of restoration and cleaning activities by the contractor, WSP will conduct a post-cleanup inspection, including testing to verify that contamination levels meet established clearance standards suitable for tenant re-occupancy. These standards specify that fire particle presence should not exceed typical upper background levels or, ideally, typical low background levels. The contractor is responsible for any required re-cleaning or additional testing if the initial post-cleanup results are unsatisfactory. The contract was solicited by the Government of Canada’s Infrastructure agency, with a solicitation number AB-2026-00190, posted on January 9, 2026, and with responses due by February 3, 2026. The contracting authority for management and communication during the bidding process is Chi Ezejiofor. This engagement ensures that the facility is restored to safe, environmentally sound conditions before being reoccupied.

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Restoration and cleaning of Poundmaker’s Lodge; post-inspection verifies contamination meets safety standards.

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Government of Canada → InfrastructureView Agency

NAICS

562910 - Remediation ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Alberta, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Infrastructure
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Chi EzejioforContracting Authority

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WORK OF THIS CONTRACT 1. Restoration work in the West Dorm Wing, Main Central Hall and Ceremonial Area, East Entrance, Hallways and Staircase as well as the Gymnasium as per the Remedial Scope of Work written by WSP, Alberta Infrastructures retained 3rd Party Environmental Consultant. 2. After the Contractor has notified Alberta Infrastructure that the work is complete, WSP will be completing one visit for post clean-up testing and will issue a clearance letter for tenant re-occupancy if justified. The expected post clearance sampling results to be no higher than Typical – Upper background (3% fire particles or less than 5 cts/mm2) and ideally Typical – low Background (less than 1% fire particles or less than 1 cts/mm2) as per direction from WSP. Contractor is responsible for any re-cleaning required as well as any additional testing should the results not be obtained.

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