Mid Life Renovations – St. Pierre-Jolys, Manitoba

This project involves the interior renovation of a government-owned building in St. Pierre-Jolys, Manitoba, under the authority of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, with the solicitation number M5000-24-3938/A. The scope includes selective demolition of interior elements such as doors, detention doors, millwork, glazing, partitions, acoustical panels, HVAC systems, electrical fixtures, and plumbing, followed by the installation of new masonry and partition walls, doors, frames, detention doors, interior windows, architectural woodwork, epoxy flooring and wall bases, paint, elastomeric coatings, ceilings, and acoustical panels. Existing mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems will be revised and upgraded to accommodate the building modifications. The work must be completed by March 31, 2027, and all construction activities must be performed in English, with specifications and drawings provided in English. The procurement follows a two-phase selection process: Phase One evaluates bidder qualifications and experience using mandatory criteria including submission of a Phase One Qualification Form, proof of incorporation, and a Declaration of Reciprocal Procurement Compliance, with only the first two reference projects listed considered; failure to meet any mandatory requirement results in disqualification. Successful bidders are invited to Phase Two to submit financial bids, and award will be made to the lowest-priced responsive bidder. All bidders must be Canadian Contractors as defined in Appendix 3, with non-compliant bids rejected outright. Bidders must also demonstrate Indigenous participation capability, submitting an Indigenous Participation Plan and related certifications, and may be required to provide evidence of Indigenous business status upon request, subject to audit. Security protocols are stringent: all personnel must hold RCMP Enhanced Reliability Status and Facility Access Level 2 with Escort clearance, and no PROTECTED, DESIGNATED, or CLASSIFIED materials may be removed or copied from the work site; compliance with Annex C’s Security Requirements Checklist is mandatory. Contractors must maintain comprehensive insurance coverage, including a minimum of $1,000,000 for Contractors Pollution Liability, issued by a Canadian-licensed insurer, and provide a Certificate of Insurance as required by Annex D. Performance and Labour and Material Payment Bonds in standard PWGSC forms are required. Contractors must adhere to all Occupational Health and Safety Act requirements and submit documentation of their Workplace Safety and Compensation Board and safety program prior to award. Bids must be submitted electronically to the designated email address no later than June 5, 2026, and must include all