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LHPWSS-McGillivray Building Renovations

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RFP 2026-004International

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The Lake Huron Primary Water Supply System is soliciting proposals under RFP 2026-004 for professional architectural and multidisciplinary engineering consulting services to renovate the office and washroom facilities at the McGillivray Booster Pumping Station. The selected firm will be responsible for a comprehensive range of services, including initial facility assessments, architectural and engineering design, the creation of construction drawings and specifications, cost estimation, and support for permits and approvals. Additionally, the scope encompasses tendering assistance, construction administration, site reviews, and final project close-out. This procurement is strictly for consulting services and does not include the actual construction work. Interested qualified firms must submit their responses by January 7, 2027. The project aims to secure a specialized team to guide the renovations through the planning, design, tendering, and construction phases to ensure a complete design and administration package is delivered.

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The Lake Huron Primary Water Supply System (LHPWSS) is seeking proposals from qualified architectural and multidisciplinary engineering consulting firms to provide professional consulting services for the renovation of office and washroom facilities at the McGillivray Booster Pumping Station.The scope of services includes facility assessment, architectural design, mechanical and electrical engineering, preparation of construction drawings and specifications, cost estimating, permit and approval support, tendering assistance, construction administration, site reviews, and project close-out services. The successful proponent will be responsible for delivering a complete design and contract administration package to support the implementation of the planned facility renovations. This procurement is for professional consulting services only and does not include construction services. The objective is to retain a qualified consulting team to support the planning, design, tendering, and construction phases of the project.

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