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This Government Contract opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on June 24, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Roofing System Installation

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NAICS: 238160
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Dormitory Roof Replacement in Iowa
Solicitation # dormitory-roof-replacement-iowa
The Ottumwa Job Corps Center is seeking qualified roofing contractors to replace the existing mechanically attached TPO roofing system on Building 7 Dormitory in Ottumwa, Iowa, covering approximately 16,250 square feet of roof area and 1,600 square feet of parapet wall assemblies. Contractors must evaluate the current roof and propose either a complete tear-off and replacement or a recover system, with a detailed technical rationale for their recommendation. The new roofing system must consist of a fully adhered single-ply membrane—either EPDM or TPO—installed with polyisocyanurate and tapered insulation to ensure positive drainage, a high-density cover board, and comprehensive edge securement, flashing, coping, and penetration details meeting ANSI/SPRI ES-1 standards and current IBC and ASCE 7 wind design requirements. All work must include removal and disposal of existing materials, repair of the steel roof deck, installation of walk pads, and modifications to roof drains, scuppers, and overflow systems as needed. Parapet wall repairs must address deteriorated sealants, flashings, terminations, coping, loose wall materials, and supporting masonry. The system must be installed by a manufacturer-certified installer and is required to carry a minimum 20-year Manufacturer No Dollar Limit (NDL) Warranty, along with a separate two-year contractor workmanship warranty. The project is subject to the Davis-Bacon Act, mandating compliance with prevailing wage rates and certified payroll reporting for all laborers and subcontractors. Proposals must include an itemized breakdown of materials and labor, detailed descriptions of the proposed insulation, wind uplift design, coping and flashing systems, warranty documentation, installer certifications, and a construction schedule. The solicitation is set aside for small business concerns including Small Disadvantaged Businesses, Women-Owned Small Businesses, HUBZone Small Businesses, Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, with responses due by August 20, 2026. Payment, contract administration, and award methodology details are not specified, but failure to meet minimum performance requirements, including warranty and certification standards, will result in disqualification.
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NAICS: 238160
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Roofing and Waterproofing ServicesThe contract titled Roofing and Waterproofing Services is a subcontract under NAICS code 238160, issued by the California Department of State Hospitals, seeking qualified contractors to install low-slope and steep-slope roofing systems along with associated flashings and waterproofing membranes to ensure the integrity of building envelopes. The work will be performed across various state hospital facilities in California, though specific locations are not detailed, and the scope emphasizes durable, code-compliant installations that provide long-term protection against weather ingress and moisture damage. All materials and methods must meet industry standards and contractual specifications for performance and safety. Responses are due by September 16, 2026, with the solicitation posted on August 7, 2026, granting potential bidders approximately seven weeks to prepare and submit proposals. The contract does not specify a set-aside designation, meaning it is open to all eligible subcontractors without preference for small, minority, or disadvantaged business enterprises. The procurement is managed through the California eProcurement system, with additional details accessible via the provided online link. Contractors must be prepared to demonstrate experience with both commercial and institutional roofing applications, proficiency in waterproofing membrane integration, and adherence to state safety and construction regulations.
California Department of State Hospitals

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NAICS: 238160
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PHILLIPS PLAZA ROOF REPLACEMENT
Solicitation # RFQ #26-017
The Housing Authority of Salt Lake City is seeking qualified roofing contractors to replace the existing roof system at Phillips Plaza located at 660 South 300 East in Salt Lake City, Utah. The base bid requires a complete tear-off down to the structural deck, including installation of new insulation, improved drainage, flashings, roof drains, and a fully warranted 60-mil white TPO membrane covering approximately 8,827 square feet across the main roof and two penthouse roofs. Bidders must verify all dimensions and existing conditions themselves and are required to submit a separate quoted option for a roof recovery system, which may be considered only after a post-award investigation and manufacturer confirmation confirm suitability. An additive alternate bid is also required to upgrade the TPO membrane from 60-mil to 80-mil thickness, along with unit pricing for any additional or concealed work that may arise during installation. All contractors must be licensed, insured, and experienced in commercial roofing projects. The solicitation, identified as RFQ #26-017, was posted on August 7, 2026, and responses are due by September 4, 2026. Proposals must be submitted through the designated platform, and interested parties should direct inquiries to Paul Edwards at pedwards@haslcutah.org. The project is open to qualified bidders without a specific set-aside classification, and performance will occur at the designated Phillips Plaza site in Salt Lake City. Contractors are expected to meet all applicable codes and standards, ensure full warranty coverage for materials and labor, and comply with all contractual obligations related to safety, scheduling, and site restoration. Any option or alternate bids must be clearly priced and separated from the base bid to allow for evaluation and potential selection by the Housing Authority.
Utah

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2 days ago

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NAICS: 238160
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ROMNEY PLAZA ROOF REPLACEMENT
Solicitation # RFP #26-016
The Housing Authority of Salt Lake City is seeking qualified, licensed, and insured roofing contractors to perform a full roof replacement at Romney Plaza, located at 475 East 900 South in Salt Lake City. The scope of work includes complete removal of the existing roofing system down to the metal deck, evaluation and repair of the substrate as needed, installation of insulation, and a fully warranted 60-mil white TPO membrane system. The project also requires installation of all necessary flashings, roof drains, walking pads, temporary protections, testing, and any other components essential to ensure a watertight, durable roof. While the estimated size is approximately 100 roofing squares, bidders must independently verify the actual dimensions and existing conditions prior to submission. The contract also requires unit pricing for potential concealed work such as replacement of damaged metal deck sections, wood nailers or blocking, parapet sheathing, and additional penetrations. All proposals must comply with the strict technical and compliance standards set forth by HASLC to ensure long-term performance and warranty adherence. The solicitation, identified as RFP #26-016, was posted on August 7, 2026, with a response deadline of September 4, 2026. The project is being managed by the Utah agency under the auspices of the Housing Authority of Salt Lake City, and all work must be performed at the designated location in Salt Lake City. Paul Edwards serves as the primary point of contact for inquiries and can be reached via email at pedwards@haslcutah.org. Bidders must submit proposals through the official Utah Bonfire Hub portal at the provided link, ensuring all required documentation, licenses, insurance certificates, and pricing details are included. There are no set-asides specified for this opportunity, and contractors are expected to meet all industry standards for quality, safety, and compliance. Failure to adhere to specifications or deliver a fully warranted system may result in rejection of the bid or penalties post-award.
Utah

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3 days ago

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The contract entails the supply and installation of a comprehensive roofing system for low-slope commercial roofs, including membrane, insulation, and flashing components, under a subcontract arrangement issued by the Correctional Service of Canada, part of the Government of Canada. The work is to be performed at a location in Alberta, Canada, with a focus on delivering durable, code-compliant roofing solutions suitable for institutional facilities. The solicitation was posted on June 24, 2026, and proposals are due by July 15, 2026, giving interested contractors approximately three weeks to submit responses. The North American Industry Classification System code 238160 confirms this as a roofing subcontract within the commercial construction sector. While details on set-aside status or point of contact are not provided, the location-specific nature of the work and the government client imply adherence to federal procurement standards and on-site performance requirements.

General Info

Supply and install low-slope commercial roofing system in Alberta for Correctional Service of Canada by July 15, 2026.

Agency

Government of Canada → Correctional Service of CanadaView Agency

NAICS

238160 - Roofing ContractorsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Canada, Alberta, CAN

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NONE

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Correctional Service of Canada
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Supply and installation of roofing membrane, insulation, and flashing systems for low-slope commercial roof.

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NAICS: 238220
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The Correctional Service of Canada is seeking to award contracts for Elder services in the Ontario Region to support the cultural and spiritual needs of Indigenous offenders, with two pre-identified suppliers, Jason Mazerolle and Paula Potts, proposed for roles lasting seven months from September 1, 2026, to March 31, 2027, with options to extend for up to four and one additional year respectively. The total estimated cost for both contracts combined is $639,907.78 excluding GST/HST. Elders are required to deliver culturally grounded teachings, counseling, and traditional ceremonies to promote healing and reintegration, while also advising institutional staff on protocols surrounding spiritual practices, traditional medicines, and sacred items. They must participate in case management conferences, provide progress updates to correctional teams, and may be called upon for escorted temporary absences for ceremonial purposes. All work must be performed in English within Ontario, with travel authorized and reimbursed at cost. Personnel must hold a valid RELIABILITY STATUS clearance from CSC, and no PROTECTED information may be removed from work sites. This procurement is set aside exclusively for Indigenous suppliers under the Government’s Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business, though it excludes individual Elders from this restriction. Suppliers must demonstrate community recognition as an Elder and have at least five years of recent experience delivering spiritual and cultural services, including conducting healing ceremonies and guiding both offenders and staff on traditional protocols. A statement of capabilities must be submitted by August 21, 2026, and will be reviewed by a circle of existing CSC-contracted Elders to validate qualifications. No trade agreements apply, and the government has invoked an exception allowing sole-source selection due to the limited number of individuals qualified to provide these essential services. Reporting is required monthly via standardized summaries, and all printing must adhere to sustainability standards with minimum 30% recycled content. Intellectual property rights are not addressed, as the services are based on traditional knowledge shared in practice, not proprietary material.
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