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SAS01 Tunnel Waterproofing

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26-58158International

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The National Research Council Canada is seeking a contractor for a tunnel rehabilitation and waterproofing project at the SAS01 building located at 110 Gymnasium Place on the University of Saskatchewan Campus in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The scope of work encompasses mobilization, site setup, excavation to expose the tunnel, and the subsequent waterproofing, demolition, repair, and site restoration of the underground courtyard tunnel. All project deliverables must be completed and received by September 30, 2027, with an estimated opportunity range of 500,000 and below. The project is governed by comprehensive construction service clauses covering administration, execution, payment, and dispute resolution. Technical compliance is required according to CSA A23.1 and CSA S448.1, as well as various national and provincial codes including the National Building Code and the Provincial Construction Safety Act. Bidders must provide a detailed cost breakdown and submit essential documentation, including a Certificate of Insurance, a Reciprocal Procurement Declaration, and integrity verification. Payment is subject to the Federal Prompt Payment for Construction Work Act, requiring payment within 28 calendar days of a proper invoice submission.

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Contract for tunnel rehabilitation and waterproofing at NRC Canada's SAS01 building by 2027.

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Canada, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → National Research Council of Canada
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National Research Council Canada (NRC) is interested in retaining a contractor to undertake a tunnel rehabilitation and waterproofing construction project at 110 Gymnasium Place, Building SAS01, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7N 0W9. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Amendment No. 001 This amendment is raised to provide: 1. responses to requests for clarification. ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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