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This Government Contract opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on June 4, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Roofing and Attic Insulation

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The contract pertains to a comprehensive roofing and attic insulation upgrade project under the Parks Canada Agency, part of the Government of Canada, with a primary focus on reinforcing the structural and thermal performance of roof assemblies. Scope includes the replacement of roof trusses where necessary, installation of new underlayment and insulation materials, and the integration of roofing components with existing air sealing systems to enhance energy efficiency and structural integrity. The work must be executed in compliance with rigorous standards to ensure durability, weather resistance, and improved indoor environmental conditions, particularly critical for the challenging climatic conditions of the Northwest Territories. Execution of this subcontract requires adherence to advanced building science principles that link thermal performance with airtightness to reduce heat loss and mitigate moisture-related risks. The opportunity is set for a subcontract award and has been posted on June 4, 2026, with responses due by June 23, 2026. The NAICS code 238160 indicates this is a specialty trade contractor action focused on roofing, aligning it with professional roofing installation and related renovation services. The place of performance is specifically located in the Northwest Territories, underscoring the importance of materials and methods suitable for extreme northern climates, including freeze-thaw cycles and prolonged snow loads. There is no specified set-aside type, and no point of contact is provided, suggesting potential bidders should review the full tender notice on the Canada Buys portal for additional procedural details and technical requirements.

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Roof assembly upgrade subcontract in Northwest Territories; includes trusses, insulation, air sealing; deadline June 23, 2026.

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238160 - Roofing ContractorsView NAICS

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Northwest Territories, CAN

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Roof assembly upgrade including truss replacement if needed, underlayment, insulation, and roofing materials with integration into air sealing systems.

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