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Stage 2 - Rogers Pass Generator and Fuel Storage Replacement, Rogers Pass National Historic Site
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Parks Canada is seeking a qualified contractor to replace one existing 300 kW diesel generator and install a new 3,000-gallon fuel storage tank with an accompanying snow shelter at the Rogers Pass operational compound within Rogers Pass National Historic Site in British Columbia. This work is part of a two-stage procurement process, with this solicitation being Stage Two, reserved exclusively for suppliers who successfully passed Stage One qualification based on demonstrated experience in installing at least two generators valued at $1 million or more and two fuel storage systems valued at $500,000 or more. The scope includes full decommissioning of the old generator, procurement and installation of a new unit of equivalent or greater capacity, integration of mechanical and electrical systems, fuel line connections, structural mounting, commissioning, and final testing. The new fuel storage tank must be protected by a snow shelter designed to withstand heavy winter loads typical of the region. All work must comply with the Standard Acquisition Clauses and Conditions Manual, the Canada Labour Code, and Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, with strict adherence to security protocols requiring all personnel, including subcontractors, to hold valid security clearances prior to site access. Performance is governed by destination F.O.B. terms, and the Government retains full authority for inspection and acceptance. Financial bids must be submitted in a two-envelope format, evaluated alongside a non-price Indigenous Participation Plan using a best-value trade-off model, not lowest price technically acceptable. Bidders must include valid PWGSC Forms 504, 505, and 506 for bid, performance, and labor-material payment bonds, along with a Certificate of Insurance. Submissions are restricted to email or fax only, with a maximum file size of 15 MB per email and PDF as the required document format. The proposal deadline is May 12, 2026, and the contract will be awarded to the offeror demonstrating the highest overall value based on technical merit and cost reasonableness.
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