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Sports Dome Replacement at Mississauga Sports and Entertainment Centre (MSEC)

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The City of Mississauga is issuing a Request for Prequalification (RFPQ) under solicitation number PRC005573 for a General Contractor to replace the 86,000 square foot air-supported sports dome at the Mississauga Sports and Entertainment Centre (MSEC). The project scope encompasses the demolition and removal of the existing structure, the supply and installation of a new dome, and the integration of all necessary mechanical, electrical, structural, and life-safety systems. Additionally, the contractor must supply, install, test, and commission a new 580 kW emergency generator. The construction phase is strictly scheduled to occur between August 2, 2027, and October 8, 2027, with an estimated budget of 2,500,000 dollars. To be eligible, respondents must demonstrate a minimum average annual construction value of 6,000,000 dollars over the last four calendar years and provide proof of OHSMS certification through COR, ISO, or equivalent standards. The City intends to prequalify a maximum of four top-ranked respondents who achieve a minimum score of 70 points, with evaluation heavily weighted toward Canadian project experience with air-supported structures. Mandatory submissions include bank references, bonding verification, and insurance confirmations. The deadline for electronic submissions is October 14, 2026, at 2:00 PM local time. Successful candidates must adhere to comprehensive insurance requirements and provide performance and labour and material payment bonds licensed in Ontario.

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Mississauga seeks a contractor to replace MSEC sports dome by October 2027.

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MSEC Sports Dome Replacement - RFPQ Particulars

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PRC005573 Appendix B - Mandatory Forms

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PRC005573 - Sports Dome Replacement at MSEC

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Schedule A – Standard Construction Insurance Requirements

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AgencyCity of Mississauga
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The Corporation of City of Mississauga is seeking submissions from qualified General Contractors interested in providing construction services for the replacement of the sports dome at the Mississauga Sports and Entertainment Centre (“MSEC”). The successful General Contractor will be responsible for the complete execution and delivery of the sports dome replacement project, including the demolition and removal of the existing air supported structure and associated components, the supply and install of the new sports dome, and the coordination and integration of all related mechanical, electrical, structural, life-safety, and site work required to deliver a fully functional facility. The scope also includes the supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of a new 580 kW emergency generator.

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