University of Calgary - Advanced Contract Award Notice / Notice of Proposed Procurement - Expansion of High Density Mobile Storage System
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The University of Calgary is seeking to procure an expansion of the Mizer high density mobile storage system for its Faculty of Science URC storage facility. This procurement includes the acquisition of mobile and stationary carriages, L-Track and deck systems, and Z-line shelving. The primary objective is to extend the current installation while ensuring full compatibility and interoperability, allowing new and existing carriages to operate seamlessly across both old and new tracks without requiring modifications to the existing infrastructure. Due to the proprietary nature of the track, carriage, and wheel components, the University has identified McLennan & Company as the sole manufacturer capable of meeting these specific technical requirements. This presolicitation, identified by solicitation number AB-2026-07141, was posted on October 27, 2026, with a response deadline of November 2, 2026. The project will be performed in Alberta, Canada, under the coordination of Senior Procurement Specialist Ling Li.
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