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BC64075International

Submission Closed07/01/2026, 07:45:00 AM UTC

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The City of Coquitlam, through Construction Manager EllisDon Corporation, is initiating a prequalification process for trade contractors seeking to bid on the new Burke Mountain Community Centre, a major recreational facility designed by HCMA Architecture + Design. This is a single-prime, stipulated price project with strict timelines: the prequalification window opens June 4, 2026, and closes June 30, 2026, with no exceptions or extensions permitted. Only complete submissions that fully satisfy all outlined criteria and include verified supporting documentation will be considered. Participation requires an active SDI rating through Compass, aligned with the minimum financial threshold specified for each trade scope in Schedule A, with a default requirement of $1,000,000 for unlisted scopes. Contractors must submit a detailed checklist and supporting materials via email to ejamali@ellisdon.com using a specific subject line format, ensuring compliance with all requirements, including proof of resource availability and past project experience. Successful prequalification does not guarantee a bid invitation but places a contractor into the qualified pool for future tender packages, which will be issued starting July 15, 2026, following the prequalification review. Projects requiring specialized work such as mass timber installation may undergo a second-stage evaluation. Contractors bidding on multiple scopes must hold an SDI rating equal to or exceeding the highest estimated value among the scopes they intend to pursue. Tender documents are not available during prequalification and will only be distributed to qualified firms when the relevant bid packages are released. The project is scheduled to begin foundation work on January 1, 2027, with completion targeted for July 2029. All submissions must adhere strictly to guidelines—partial, conditional, or incomplete submissions will be rejected without review, and no late submissions will be accepted. Participation requires a valid Compass account under the company’s domain and proactive registration or upgrade well in advance of the deadline due to potential processing delays of up to three weeks.

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City of Coquitlam seeks prequalified trade contractors for Burke Mountain Community Centre project.

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Government of Canada → City of Coquitlam

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236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

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CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedJun 4

Solicitation

Response DeadlineJul 1

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Submission Closed

07/01/2026, 07:45:00 AM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → City of Coquitlam

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Notice of OpportunityNOO No. 64075 – RFIQNotice of Prequalification & Request for Information and QualificationsNotice of Prequalification & Request for Information and Qualifications for trade contractors for the new Burke Mountain Community Centre (BMCC). EllisDon Corporation is acting as the Construction Manager and will conduct the tendering process and receive proposals on behalf of the City of Coquitlam.Obtaining Appendix 1 DocumentsAppendix 1 Documents are available for downloading from the City of Coquitlam website: https://www.coquitlam.ca/140/Bid-OpportunitiesPROJECT DESCRIPTIONThe Burke Mountain Community Centre is a new recreational facility and community centre for the City of Coquitlam, designed by HCMA Architecture + Design. The project is delivered under a single prime contract based on a Stipulated Price.Critical MilestonesPrequalification Opens June 1, 2026 Prequalification Closes June 30, 2026 Tender Invitations Issued July 15, 2026 Foundation Work Starts January 1, 2027 Project Completion July 2029No requests for extension will be accepted due to project schedule constraints.No submissions will be accepted after the closing date and time.PREQUALIFICATION PROCESSThe prequalification window opens June 4, 2026 and closes June 30, 2026. No extensions will be granted. This is a one-time opportunity — vendors who are not currently prequalified must complete this process to be eligible for a Tender invitation. No further prequalification opportunities will be offered prior to tendering.Partial or conditional submissions will not be reviewed or accepted. Only complete submissions that fully meet all stated criteria and include all required supporting documentation will be reviewed and responded to.Depending on the scope, a second round of qualification may be conducted for specific packages requiring deeper evaluation of technical and work-related experience — such as mass timber installation or other specialized scopes.Completion of this prequalification process results in the trade being added to the qualified contractor pool. Shortlisted contractors will be invited to submit a bid when the relevant tender package is released. No drawings or tender documents are available at this stage.SCOPE OF WORKThis notice covers all major trade scopes for BMCC. Refer to Schedule A (attached) to determine the minimum experience and financial (SDI) qualification requirements applicable to your specific scope of work. For any scope not listed in Schedule A (Schedule A is inside Appendix 1), the minimum required SDI rating is $1,000,000.How to SubmitFollowing confirmation that all prequalification criteria are met, bidders shall complete the following steps to access tender document and able to submit bid proposal:Complete the prequalification checklist and confirm compliance with all criteria. Gather supporting documentation for each criterion, including a list of relevant projects with sufficient detail. Confirm availability of required resources — both in-house and third-party. Confirm active SDI registration and a valid rating through Compass https://compass-app.com at the time of submission, equal to or greater than the minimum qualification threshold for your trade as listed in Schedule A (Schedule A is inside Appendix 1). Prepare a single submission email attaching the completed checklist and all supporting documents. Use the subject line: “BMCC – Prequalification – (Scope of Work) – (Company Name)” Submit via email to: Hamid Jamali – hjamali@ellisdon.com Important:If your company does not have an active SDI registration or does not meet the required rating, visit https://compass-app.com to register or update your rating prior to submission. Depending on trade preparedness and cooperation with the SDI team, the process can take 1–3 weeks. No exceptions will be accepted. Ensure to allow for this to complete the process before deadline. Incomplete, partial, or conditional submissions will not be reviewed. Only submissions that meet all criteria in full will receive a response. Qualified contractors will be notified by email and invited to the tender platform only in the time of tendering. An active Compass account under your company domain is required. Tender documents are not available at this stage and will only be issued following successful prequalification. No extensions will be granted. The prequalification window closes June 30, 2026 — no exceptions. Bidders submitting qualifications for multiple scopes must hold an SDI rating sufficient for the highest-value package they intend to bid.The table below outlines the estimated subcontract value for each scope package. Bidders must hold a minimum SDI rating through Compass equal to or greater than the estimated value of the scope(s) for which they are submitting qualifications. These values are estimates only and are subject to change.Attention: Manager ProcurementCity of Coquitlambid@coquitlam.caRef: NOO No. 64075 - RFIQThe City of Coquitlam appreciates the ongoing interest and support from the construction community as this important community facility continues to move forward.Chris OveresSenior Procurement SpecialistDate of Issue: