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Life Cycle Cost Analysis for Primary Building

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This subcontract involves performing a comprehensive financial and operational life cycle cost analysis for prime contractors working on Parks Canada Agency asset compound projects in British Columbia. The primary objective is to compare various building types for a 7,000 square foot primary building, evaluating construction costs, ongoing maintenance, and energy efficiency through the use of specialized LCCA software and cost databases. The selected provider must deliver a detailed Life Cycle Cost Analysis Report and must employ personnel holding professional credentials as a Certified Cost Professional, Professional Engineer, or Architect. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 3, 2026, in accordance with the solicitation requirements for the Government of Canada.

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LCCA for Parks Canada BC asset projects due November 3, 2026, requiring certified professionals.

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British Columbia, CAN

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This scope was carved out of 5P468-26-0192/A.

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Asset Compound Options Analysis, Pacific Rim National Park Reserve

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Performs a financial and operational life cycle cost analysis for prime contractors on Parks Canada Agency asset compound projects. Compares building types for a 7,000 sq ft primary building based on construction costs, maintenance, and energy efficiency using LCCA software and cost databases. Requires Certified Cost Professional (CCP), P.Eng, or Architect. Delivers a Life Cycle Cost Analysis Report.

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