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Kindergarten Yard at Ecole Maple Elementary School

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BT-RFQ 202600183Canada

Submission Closed05/05/2026, 11:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 237990

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The Kindergarten Yard at École Maple Elementary School project entails a complete transformation of the outdoor space into a naturalized, child-friendly learning environment designed to support early childhood development. The contractor must perform thorough site preparation, including the demolition and removal of existing structures while preserving and properly storing current play equipment. Key civil and landscape elements include the installation of new paved walkways and concrete curbing to enhance circulation, the creation of designated planting areas, and the incorporation of natural play features such as wood playhouses, log balance beams, and steppers, all constructed to comply with current CSA safety standards for childcare settings. A new sand play area and an outdoor learning zone equipped for structured classroom activities will also be developed to expand educational opportunities beyond the classroom. The solicitation, identified as BT-RFQ 202600183, was posted on May 6, 2026, with a deadline for responses set for May 5, 2026. The project is managed by the Limestone District School Board under the Government of Canada, with Pauline Baker serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries. All work must be performed at the school’s location, and the contractor is expected to adhere to safety, environmental, and quality standards throughout all phases of construction to ensure the space is safe, durable, and pedagogically effective for young learners.

General Info

Transform kindergarten yard with natural play features, paved walkways, sand area, and learning zone compliant with CSA safety standards.

Agency

Government of Canada → Limestone District School BoardView Agency

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction View NAICS

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CAN

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PhaseClosed

Response DeadlineMay 5

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PostedMay 6

Solicitation

Submission Closed

05/05/2026, 11:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyGovernment of Canada → Limestone District School Board

Contacts1 person available

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Government of Canada → Limestone District School Board

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Pauline BakerContracting Authority

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Full Description

The Maple Elementary School kindergarten yard project involves the comprehensive redevelopment of the exiting outdoor space into a functional, naturalized learning environment. The contractor is responsible for initial site preparation, including the demolition and removal of existing features, the preservation and storage of existing play equipment.The majority of the work is civil and landscape, including the installation of new paved walkways and concrete curbing to improve site circulation, planting areas, and natural play elements such as wood playhouses, log balance beams and steppers, all of which must meet current CSA safety standards for childcare environments. Additionally, the contractor will construct a new sand play area and a designated outdoor learning zone equipped for classroom use.