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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on May 13, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

RFP Generator Upgrade Bundle - Electrical Engineering Services

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BCRC051326International

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The contract encompasses five separate emergency generator upgrade projects across multiple community health centres in British Columbia, each governed by its own distinct AIBC 6C contract under a bundled solicitation. Projects include the replacement of outdated generators at Ashcroft Hospital, Brookhaven Extended Care, Chase & District Health Centre, Creston Valley Hospital, and 100 Mile District General Hospital, with each site requiring the removal of existing systems and installation of new outdoor generators designed to meet specific critical load requirements. Scope details vary by location but consistently involve electrical integration, new transfer switches, concrete foundations, and in some cases, integrated fuel tanks and redundancy features to ensure reliable emergency power, with the Creston and 100 Mile House projects including N+1 capacity for enhanced resilience. The Chase project further requires removal of an underground fuel tank, while Brookhaven’s upgrade will extend power capability to the entire campus, including the ambulance station and adult day program. All work will be delivered under a Design-Bid-Build methodology with proposals submitted in response to the solicitation number BCRC051326 issued by the Interior Health Authority. The request for proposals was posted on May 13, 2026, and responses are due by June 24, 2026, with all documentation, including addenda, available through the IH Bids and Tenders portal. Enquiries must be submitted exclusively via the Bids & Tenders platform, and the primary point of contact is Sarah DeWolfe, Contracting Authority, reachable through the designated procurement email. Although listed under a federal agency designation in the data, the projects are managed by Interior Health Authority on behalf of provincial health services, and each contract is treated independently despite being bundled for procurement purposes.

General Info

Five BC health centres to receive new emergency generators with electrical integration, foundations, and redundancy under Design-Bid-Build.

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Government of Canada → Interior Health Authority

Place of Performance

CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Interior Health Authority
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Government of Canada → Interior Health Authority
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Sarah DeWolfeContracting Authority

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ASH Emergency Generator Upgrade:Ashcroft Hospital and Community Health Centre Emergency Generator Upgrade located in Ashcroft, BC, includes removal of the existing 80 kW generator and the supply, installation, and electrical integration of a new outdoor generator, sized to support critical building loads.BKN Emergency Generator Upgrade:Brookhaven Extended Care Emergency Generator Upgrade located in West Kelowna, BC, includes replacing the existing generator at the end of its service life with a new generator capable of supplying power to the entire campus, including replacing the existing transfer switch. CHT Generator Replacement:Chase & District Health Centre Generator Replacement located in Chase, BC, includes removal of the existing indoor generator and underground fuel tank and installing a new outdoor generator system to supply emergency power to the entire facility, including the ambulance station and adult day program.CVH Generator Upgrade:Creston Valley Hospital & Health Centre Generator Upgrade located in Creston, BC, includes the replacement of the existing 350 kW generator and provision of redundancy for emergency power, including installation of a new transfer switch, concrete pads, and integrated fuel tanks.OMH Generator:100 Mile District General Hospital Generator located in 100 Mile House, BC, includes the removal of the existing generator from 2005 and the installation of a new generator system. The new system will provide emergency power to the facility, as determined during design process, to achieve N+1 capacity, with the potential to serve both buildingsProject Delivery Method: Design-Bid-BuildContract Type: Separete and distinct AIBC 6C Contracts. (1 Contract for each project) All RFP and addenda documentation will be posted on IH - Bids and Tenders_________________________________________________________________________All enquiries related to this RFP must be made via Bids & Tenders ► Submit a QuestionInstructions: Submitting a question – bids&tenders (zendesk.com)

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