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Professional Engineering Services – Moncton Coliseum (Arena): Heating System Modernization

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The City of Moncton is soliciting proposals under RFP26-051 for professional engineering services to modernize the heating and HVAC infrastructure at the Moncton Coliseum. The selected consulting firm will be responsible for the full project lifecycle, beginning with an Investment Analysis Report that evaluates four heating system scenarios, including city-identified options, a consultant-developed alternative, and a like-for-like replacement. This analysis will prioritize capital and lifecycle costs, energy efficiency, greenhouse gas emissions, and the utilization of refrigeration plant heat recovery. Upon authorization, the consultant will provide comprehensive design and implementation services, including conceptual and detailed design, tender documentation, construction administration, and commissioning support. The project is supported by an anticipated construction budget of approximately 4 million dollars. The evaluation process uses a weighted scoring system, with 85 points allocated to technical criteria such as project understanding, methodology, lifecycle analysis, and team experience. The performance period includes a design phase concluding in January 2027, followed by a construction phase from February to September 2027. Key contractual requirements include a work-for-hire classification for all intellectual property, minimum commercial general liability and automobile insurance of 2 million dollars per claim, and adherence to a net 30-day payment term. Proposals must be submitted electronically by October 6, 2026.

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City of Moncton seeks engineering services to modernize Moncton Coliseum HVAC infrastructure.

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City of Moncton / Ville de MonctonView Agency

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541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

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RFP26-051 - Professional Engineering Services – Moncton Coliseum Heating System Modernization

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Moncton Coliseum Energy Audit (2307405.009)

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Appendix B - Schematic Drawings

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RFP26-058 Engineering Services - Heating System Modernization - Moncton Coliseum

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Appendix C - Building Inspections Checklist

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RFP26-051 Addendum #1 - Moncton Coliseum Heating System Modernization

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AgencyCity of Moncton / Ville de Moncton
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The City of Moncton is seeking proposals from qualified professional consulting firms with demonstrated experience in mechanical engineering, arena HVAC and heating systems, refrigeration heat recovery, energy efficiency, building controls, and related building-system upgrades.The Consultant will assess the existing heating and associated HVAC infrastructure at the Moncton Coliseum and complete an Investment Analysis Report evaluating four (4) heating system scenarios, including two (2) City-identified options, one (1) Consultant-developed alternative, and one (1) like-for-like replacement option.The analysis will consider capital and lifecycle costs, energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, operating and maintenance requirements, reliability, maintainability, risks, regulatory requirements, and overall value to the City. The Consultant will recommend a preferred heating system solution that supports the renewal of aging infrastructure while providing opportunities to improve energy efficiency, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and operating costs, and utilize available refrigeration plant heat recovery.Subject to City authorization to proceed, the Consultant will also provide design and implementation services for the selected option, including conceptual design, design development, tender documents, cost estimates, tendering support, construction administration, commissioning support, and post-construction/close-out services, as detailed in the RFP.

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