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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on April 27, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

PRINCE GEORGE - UHN Medical Device Reprocessing Renovation

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BCN662730001International

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The MDR Department at Northern Health Authority is undergoing a critical renovation to address severe operational and compliance deficiencies. Currently operating beyond capacity with only two washer-disinfectors and insufficient sterile storage space, the department faces overcrowding and overflow issues highlighted by Accreditation Canada. Non-compliant wood and laminate cabinetry on clean and sterile sides violates CSA standards for non-porous, cleanable surfaces and must be fully replaced. The existing reverse osmosis system is obsolete and inadequate, failing to supply RO water to all required sinks—only one of four sinks currently receives RO water, while the remaining three must be integrated into the new system to comply with mandatory water quality standards for final rinses. The renovation will include the installation of a third washer-disinfector, expanded sterile storage to eliminate overflow, removal of all non-compliant cabinetry, upgraded prep and pack workstations with instrument tracking technology, and a complete replacement of the reverse osmosis system with full coverage to all MDR sinks. These improvements are essential to meeting accreditation requirements and restoring safe, efficient medical device reprocessing capabilities. The tender, titled PRINCE GEORGE - UHN Medical Device Reprocessing Renovation with solicitation number BCN662730001, was posted on April 27, 2026, with responses due by May 26, 2026, and is managed by the Government of Canada through the Northern Health Authority, with Eva Mencin listed as the primary contracting authority.

General Info

Northern Health Authority renovates MDR department to fix compliance issues, install new equipment, and meet accreditation standards.

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Government of Canada → Northern Health Authority

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionView NAICS

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CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Northern Health Authority
Contacts1 person available
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Government of Canada → Northern Health Authority
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Eva MencinContracting Authority

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The MDR Department is operating beyond capacity. With only two washer‑disinfectors, it cannot meet current processing demands. Sterile storage space is inadequate, resulting in overcrowding and overflow, as identified in Accreditation Canada findings.The department contains extensive wood and laminate cabinetry on the clean and sterile sides, which does not meet CSA standards requiring non‑porous, cleanable surfaces. Accreditation Canada has identified this as a deficiency requiring remediation.The existing reverse osmosis (RO) system is obsolete and unable to meet departmental demand. Current standards require RO water for final rinses on all washers and sinks. While one of the four MDR sinks is currently supplied with RO water, the remaining three sinks must be connected as part of the RO system replacement.The MDR renovation includes installation of a third washer‑disinfector, upgrades to sterile storage capacity, replacement of non‑compliant cabinetry, enhancements to prep and pack workstations with instrument tracking capability, replacement of the RO system, and expansion of RO supply to all MDR sinks to meet standards and operational needs.