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Infrastructure - Request for Proposal - INDEPENDENT COMMISSIONING AUTHORITY CONSULTANT SERVICES for EDMONTON – MODERNIZATION OF EASTGATE K-12 CAMPUS IN EAST EDMONTON

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This procurement seeks an independent commissioning authority consultant to support the modernization of the Eastgate K-12 Campus in East Edmonton. The project involves transforming three existing buildings into a single K-12 facility with a capacity for 670 students. The scope of work includes upgrading mechanical, electrical, architectural, acoustic, and control equipment, as well as ensuring all structures meet current building codes and technical design requirements. The selected consultant will collaborate with Alberta Infrastructure, the Academy, the Prime Consultant, the Cost Consultant, the General Contractor, and various sub-trades to execute the services defined in the contract. This solicitation, identified as AB-2026-05985, was posted on August 27, 2026, with a response deadline of September 11, 2026.

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Commissioning consultant for Eastgate K-12 Campus modernization in Edmonton, solicitation AB-2026-05985.

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Wenty TarigaProject Procurement Specialist

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This procurement is for an independent commissioning authority consulting services for the Modernization of Eastgate K-12 Campus in East Edmonton. The existing building is a combination of 3 existing buildings of varying sizes. The project will modernize the existing building to include: a) Modernization of an existing K-9 school space to a K-12 school with a capacity of 670 students b) Upgrades or updates to existing mechanical, electrical, architectural, acoustic, and control equipment c) All necessary upgrades required to bring the existing building up to code and technical design requirements. The Independent Commissioning Authority will work with Alberta Infrastructure, the Academy, the Prime Consultant, the Cost Consultant, the General Contractor, and all Sub-Trades to complete the scope of services defined in Schedule 2.

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