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Roof repair of the workshops - Forges du Saint-Maurice National Historic Site
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Parks Canada is soliciting bids for the roof repair of the workshops at the Forges du Saint-Maurice National Historic Site under solicitation number 5P468-26-0038/A, with a projected work period from September 1, 2026, to October 15, 2026. The project requires full demolition and replacement of the existing metal roof, interior vapour barrier, and insulation, along with installation of a new steel deck, roofing system, structural reinforcements, and associated waterproofing, sheet metal, and mechanical/electrical work. All work must comply with provincial building codes, manufacturer’s specifications, and industry standards, including adherence to the Association des Maîtres Couvreurs du Québec guidelines. Materials must be delivered in original packaging with intact labels and manufacturer seals; lumber must have a moisture content not exceeding 19% during transit, and sheet metal must be handled to prevent damage. The estimated contract value ranges between $100,001 and $250,000, with taxes extra. Bids must be submitted via fax to 1-855-983-1808 or email to soumissionsami-bidsrpc@pc.gc.ca only; in-person or courier submissions are prohibited. Email submissions must not exceed 15 megabytes in total size and must be sent as attachments, not links. Bidders must use a two-submission format: Submission 1 must contain the Indigenous Participation Plan (IPP) and related documentation, and Submission 2 must include the completed Bid and Acceptance Form, each clearly labeled and submitted as separate files. Contractors are required to develop a detailed Indigenous Participation Plan that includes firm commitments to employ Indigenous people from the contract area and engage Indigenous-owned businesses as subcontractors or suppliers, with specific names and undertakings documented and verified. The IPP contributes 10% to the bid evaluation, while price accounts for 90%, with the lowest responsive bid receiving the highest score. Bidders must certify compliance with the Integrity Provisions, Reciprocal Procurement Declaration (limiting eligibility to Canadian or trade partner contractors), and insurance requirements, including policies issued by Canadian-licensed insurers. Bid and contract security requirements have been waived. The contractor must ensure daily debris removal, proper storage of equipment under tarps on elevated platforms, and coordination with a certified HVAC contractor to disconnect and protect rooftop equipment before construction. All work is subject to inspections throughout the project
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