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PAH MI Gamma Camera Replacement

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The Fraser Health Authority is soliciting tenders for Project F341-00, the PAH MI Gamma Camera Replacement at Peace Arch Hospital in White Rock, British Columbia. The project involves the renovation of the Gamma Camera Room within the Nuclear Medicine department to prepare the facility for new equipment installation. The scope of work includes architectural, electrical, mechanical, and structural modifications, including cutting, patching, and remedial work. The contractor must coordinate with equipment vendors Siemens and Savaria/Handicare Canada Ltd. to ensure the site reaches a Ready for Takeover state by the end of February 2027. Eligible bidders must be pre-qualified general contractors for acute care projects over 150K, while electrical and mechanical subcontractors must be pre-qualified for acute care projects over 100K and submit bids through the BidCentral Online Bidding for Subcontractors system. Tenders are due by 3:00 PM Pacific Time on October 22, 2026, via the FM Online Bidding System. Mandatory requirements include a site visit, a bid bond, and confirmation of surety letters. For contracts valued at 150,000 CAD or more, performance and labor and material payment bonds equal to 50 percent of the total contract price are required. Stipulated sums are provided for hazmat abatement at 5,000 CAD and lead lining repair at 8,000 CAD.

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Fraser Health seeks tenders for Peace Arch Hospital Gamma Camera Room renovations by 2027.

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Architectural Specification and Supplementary Conditions for PAH Gamma Camera Replacement

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Invitation to Tender Bid Form - PAH MI Gamma Camera Replacement

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MI Gamma Camera Replacement Electrical Drawing Legend

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PAH MI Gamma Camera Mechanical Notes and General Requirements

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PAH MI Gamma Camera Replacement architectural drawings

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PAH MI Gamma Camera Replacement - Communications Drawings

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PAH MI Gamma Camera Replacement ITT

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PAH MI Gamma Camera Replacement Mechanical Specifications

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S100 General Notes, Plan, and Details - PAH MI Gamma Camera Replacement

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AgencyFraser Health Authority
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1. This Invitation to Tender is being issued by the Health Organization for the renovation of the PAH Gamma Camera Room to accommodate replacement of equipment. 2. Only Bidders pre-qualified by the Health Organization in the following discipline may submit a Tender in response to this ITT:Discipline:General ContractorsQualification Range:Acute Care Projects > 150KDiscipline:ElectricalQualification Range:Acute Care Projects > 100K ***Note: Electrical Subcontractors must bid through Bid Depository (BOBS) Discipline:Mechanical Qualification Range:Acute Care Projects > 100K***Note: Mechanical Subcontractors must bid through Bid Depository (BOBS)The pre-qualification lists for the Health Organizations may be viewed on the Fraser Health Authority website:http://www.fraserhealth.ca/about-us/business-opportunities/3. Use of the BidCentral Online Bidding for Subcontractors (BOBS) is required.For bid depository purposes, FM invites trade contractors (as specified in the List of Subcontractors) to use the BidCentral Online Bidding for Subcontractors (BOBS) in accordance with its Rules of Procedure (including bonding unless identified otherwise). Trade contractors will be invited to submit subcontract bids through the BOBS system no later than 3:00 pm two business days prior to the Closing date of this Tender. To access the BOBS system, please refer to online information at www.bidcentral.ca/bobs

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