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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on June 25, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

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Defence Construction Canada is inviting general contractors to express interest in the renovation of a three-storey dormitory at Borden, Ontario, under RFEOI OM000021_86112. This is the initial phase of a two-step procurement process, with only responders eligible to submit bids in the subsequent Tender Phase, expected to launch around July 21, 2026. The project involves a comprehensive overhaul of the approximately 6,870 square metre facility, including full mechanical and electrical modernization such as new switchgear, transformers, VRF cooling systems, ERVs, MAUs, sprinkler updates, and laundry reconfiguration. Work also includes replacing the roof with a 2-ply SBS system, renovating floors and ceilings, painting, replacing millwork, and installing new partitions and wall infill. The rough order of magnitude cost estimate is $10.5 million, covering all construction, site utilities, redundant systems, and inflation to substantial completion, but excluding HST, design fees, consultants, movable equipment, and contingencies. The contract requires substantial completion within 826 calendar days of award, with final completion no later than 35 days after that. A valid Designated Organization Screening (DOS) security clearance is mandatory for all parties, and eligible bidders without one must initiate a sponsorship application prior to the tender phase. The project is subject to Indigenous Benefits Plan requirements mandating participation from Indigenous businesses as subcontractors or suppliers, and compliance with CFTA, CETA, and WTO-GPA procurement rules. All contract communications and deliverables must be in the official language selected by the bidder during response submission. Responses must be submitted electronically via the MERX system by the stated deadline, with no submissions accepted by fax, mail, or email. Site visits will not occur during this phase but will be offered during the tender stage. Bidders must also adhere to DCC’s Procurement Code of Conduct and are advised that submitted information may be subject to disclosure under Canada’s Access to Information Act.

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DCC seeks general contractors for $10.5M Borden dorm renovations, RFEOI due June 25, 2026.

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Request for Expression of Interest (RFEOI) for M209 Dorm Recap DEFENCE CONSTRUCTION CANADA (DCC) – OM000021_86112 – M209 Dorm Recap, Borden, Ontario Defence Construction Canada (DCC) invites general contractors to express their interest in providing all labour, materials, and equipment necessary for the renovation to a three-storey dormitory. This Request for Expression of Interest (RFEOI) is the first step of a two-step solicitation process, the second step being the Tender Phase.  Only the general contractors who will have responded to this RFEOI will be invited to submit a bid during the Tender Phase. DCC reserves the right to terminate this solicitation at the end of the RFEOI. As part of Canada’s commitment to maximize the participation of Indigenous Businesses, bidders are advised that this solicitation includes an Indigenous Benefits Plan (IBP). The Contractor will have to include Indigenous businesses (or eligible joint ventures) as subcontractors or suppliers to this project. Further details will be provided in the Tender phase. This solicitation is being conducted in accordance with the requirements set out in the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA), the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) and the World Trade Organization Agreement on Government Procurement (WTO-GPA). Project background The scope of work for this project includes but is not necessarily limited to the renovation of a three storey dormitory with an approximate gross floor area of 6,870 m².  Work includes but is not limited: Mechanical and electrical system including modernization of the building’s power system, including new switchgear, transformers, service entrance equipment, switchboards, and panel boards, along with upgraded cabling, feeders, and raceway infrastructure.  The work also includes installation of two new ERVs, two MAUs, and VRF cooling system, replacement of sprinkler heads and pipe connectors, and reconfiguration of laundry facilities. Roof replacement of existing single ply membrane with a 2-ply SBS roofing system. Renovations to floor and gypsum board ceiling Painting Replacement of millwork New partitions & wall infill Documents Technical plans and specifications are not available during this RFEOI and will be provided during the Tender Phase; however, the Standard Construction Contract Documents for Electronic Bidding, DCL 250E, are available on DCC's website: https://www.dcc-cdc.gc.ca/industry/forms. Tenderers are advised that this contract is subject to DCC's Procurement Code of Conduct, which can be downloaded at https://www.dcc-cdc.gc.ca/industry/forms. A contractor or supplier who has been declared ineligible or suspended by Public Services and Procurement Canada under its Ineligibility and Suspension Policy and whose period of ineligibility or suspension may not have expired will not be able to proceed to the second stage. Bid security will be required during the Tender Phase in accordance with DCL193E- Instructions for Bidders for Electronic Bidding item 5. Estimate The Rough Order Magnitude estimate / Construction Cost Limit for this Contract is $10.5 Million (Current Year $). This amount includes all construction costs, on-site work (including all required services, parking, and landscaping), site utilities, necessary redundant mechanical systems, communication conduits and wiring, backup power equipment, built-in equipment, built-in furniture, and inflation to achieve substantial completion. This amount excludes HST, design costs, travel and disbursements, consultant fees and expenses, movable equipment and furniture, IT equipment and contingencies. Schedule DCC will proceed with the Tender Phase around July 21 2026. The works shall reach substantial completion no later than 826 calendar days following the notification of contract award and shall be completed no later than 35 calendar days after the substantial completion date. Site visit No site visits will be offered during the RFEOI however, during the Tender Phase, bidders will be invited to a site visit. Access to information Act Tenderers are advised that DCC is subject to the provisions of the Access to Information Act (Canada). Information submitted may be eligible for disclosure in accordance with the requirements of the Act. Questions and clarifications Any questions or requests for clarification must be submitted in writing to DCC's Coordinator, Contract Services whose contact information can be found in the Electronic Bid System. DCC reserves the right to request clarification and/or confirmation regarding any aspect of this RFEOI to the Tenderer. In such a case, the Coordinator, Contract Services will be responsible for making the request. The request for clarification and/or confirmation will be sent to the contact person identified on the Electronic Submission System. Language of the Tender and the contract By submitting a response to this RFEOI, Tenderers will be invited to choose the desired official language for the tender documents and any resulting contract. In the Tender Phase, tender documents will be published in the language chosen by the Tenderer in the Electronic Bid System. Unless otherwise specified in the Contract, all Contract Documents to which the Contract applies or refers, as well as all deliverables, documents, reports and results of the work, services or goods that the Contractor submits, provides, or delivers to DCC or Canada in connection with the performance of the Contract, shall be in the language chosen by the Contractor on the Electronic Bid System. Joint venture A joint venture is an association of two or more parties that pools their funds, assets, knowledge, expertise, or other resources into a joint business venture, sometimes called a consortium, to bid together for a requirement. Tenderers submitting interest as a joint venture will be required to clearly indicate in the Electronic Submission System that they are forming a joint venture and should provide the following information: the name of the joint venture, if applicable, the name of the representative of the joint venture, i.e., the member chosen by the other members to represent them, if applicable, the name of each member of the joint venture. Security Requirements During Construction The Contractor will be required to hold, at all times during the performance of the construction contract, at least a valid Designated Organization Screening (DOS) issued by Public Services and Procurement Canada's (PSPC) Contract Security Program (CSP). In the case of a joint venture, all parties to the joint venture must hold at least a valid Designated Organization Screening (DOS). DCC has issued an Advance Procurement Notice (APN) number OM000021_CN86112 to allow contractors that do not hold a valid Designated Organization Screening (DOS) security clearance to initiate the sponsorship process prior to the launch of the tender phase. For information on the sponsorship process, consult the APN on MERX or visit https://www.dcc-cdc.gc.ca/industry/security-requirements. To be eligible to participate in the tender phase, a Tenderer who does not hold a valid Designated Organization Verification (DOS) security clearance will be required to: have submitted a Sponsorship application prior to the date of publication of the Tender phase (second step Tender Phase) as indicated in the Electronic Bidding System (MERX); meet all material requirements of the sponsorship application package by the closing date of the tender call (Tender phase) as indicated in the Electronic Bidding System (MERX); and Have submitted a response to this RFEOI. ” sponsorship application” means the activity of having completed the questionnaire on the DCC web page and having forwarded the answers to the DCC Industrial Security Program (ISP)”. ” sponsorship application package” means the activity of completing and forwarding the following forms to the DCC Industrial Security Program (ISP): the Application for Registration (AFR) for Canadian legal entities form, the Company Security Officer form, the Security Agreement form, the Security Clearance form, the Fingerprints Applicant form, the Alternate Company Security form and the Personnel Screening form”. Failure to comply with these requirements will result in a tenderer not being allowed to participate in the tender phase. However, if DCC determines, in its sole discretion that the tenderer could not comply with these requirements because of an undue administrative delay on the part of CSP or DCC, DCC may, in its sole discretion, allow the tenderer to participate in the tender phase. Closing location Responses to this RFEOI must be received through the Electronic Bidding System.  Responses sent by fax, mail or email will not be accepted.  Closing Date and Time The closing date and time indicated in the Electronic Submission System will be the official closing date and time of this RFEOI.  Bidding and Documents are available on http://www.merx.com. Fees may apply; See https://www.merx.com/public/pricing for more information.

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