Stage 2- 2026 Lake Louise Annex Compound Roof Replacement, Banff National Park
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Parks Canada Agency is seeking bids for the roof replacement of the Lake Louise Annex Compound building in Banff National Park, Alberta. The project involves the removal of the existing roof down to the structural decking for approximately 9,120 square feet and the installation of a modified 2-ply bitumen flat roof system, which includes a vapour barrier, insulation, and the replacement of all drains, vents, and flashings. Additionally, the contractor must replace approximately 1,500 square feet of water-damaged roof decking. This procurement is the second phase of a two-stage selection process, meaning only suppliers who were previously qualified in Stage One are invited to submit their final qualifications and financial bids. The solicitation, numbered 5P468-26-0149/A, was posted on September 22, 2026, with a response deadline of October 8, 2026. John Umuerri serves as the primary contracting authority for this federal project.
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