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Replacement and upgrading of diesel generators – Grosse-Ile- and-the-Irish-Memorial National Historic Site
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Parks Canada is seeking a qualified contractor to replace and upgrade two existing diesel generators and enhance the power generation management system at the Grosse Île and the Irish Memorial National Historic Site in Quebec. The work, to be completed as a turnkey project between September 1, 2026, and March 31, 2027, includes modifications to the building envelope, electrical systems compliant with CSA C22.1, fuel system connections, full commissioning, and the delivery of comprehensive technical documentation such as as-built drawings, schematics, test reports, and five-year licensed diagnostic software. All work must adhere to the National Park Act, Canada Labour Code, CNESST regulations, and applicable CSA standards. The contractor is responsible for logistics to the island, site restoration, and compliance with strict safety protocols including mandatory PPE, risk assessment, fire prevention, and first aid provisions. A mandatory site visit at Montmagny Air Service Inc. on June 30, 2026, is required, and failure to attend will result in bid non-responsiveness. Bids must follow a two-submission format: Submission 1 contains qualifications, including the Indigenous Participation Plan outlining firm commitments to subcontracting with Indigenous businesses and providing locally-based skills training verified through third-party certification, while Submission 2 provides the sealed price bid. Submissions are accepted only by fax or email to the designated address soumissionsami-bidsrpc@pc.gc.ca, with a maximum email size of 15 MB and no links allowed—only attachments. Each submission must be clearly labeled, and multiple emails are permitted if file sizes exceed limits. The procurement does not require bid or contract security, but the contractor must carry comprehensive insurance for the duration of the contract, including six years of Products/Completed Operations coverage. Evaluation is weighted 95% on price and 5% on the Indigenous Participation Plan, with award going to the responsive bid achieving the highest combined score, not necessarily the lowest price. The contract is subject to the Federal Prompt Payment for Construction Work Act, and all documents must be submitted in English or French, with discrepancies to be reported immediately. Bidders must certify eligibility, compliance with integrity standards, and adherence to the Reciprocal Procurement Policy, and may be subject to verification by Indigenous Services Canada or other official registries.
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