Procurement Summary
Country: Canada
Summary: Cost Consultants
Deadline: 23 Jun 2026
Posting Date: 28 May 2026
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Notice Type: Tender
TOT Ref.No.: 142183311
Document Ref. No.: 2026PRQ0009
Competition: ICB
Financier: Self Financed
Purchaser Ownership: Public
Tender Value: Refer Document
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The purpose of this prequalification (PRQ) is to ensure that Proponents invited to bid on cost consulting work at the University of Calgary are capable of delivering both quality and value. Through this prequalification process, Consultants will demonstrate to the University that they have the necessary financial capacity, technical expertise, managerial ability, project success and relevant experience to provide specific construction services.In general, the Cost Consultant will assist the University with (but not limited to):• Help to determine the University-s requirements and undertaking feasibility studies;• Benchmarking requirements against similar projects;• Assessing and comparing options, • Helping to define project budgets;• Checking developing designs against the project budget;• Assessing value for money;• Checking designs meet legal and quality standards;• Undertaking value management exercises;• Preparing cost plans, estimates and cash flow projections;• Preparing bills of quantities;• Estimating the cost of variations.
Solicitation Type : RFPQ - Request for Pre-Qualification (Formal) Reference Number : 0000323266 Location : Canada, Alberta, Calgary Delivery Point : University of Calgary, Main Campus Purchase Type : Term: 2026/07/15 12:00:00 AM MDT - 2029/06/14 12:00:00 AM MDT Option: a single two year option Description : The purpose of this prequalification (PRQ) is to ensure that Proponents invited to bid on cost consulting work at the University of Calgary are capable of delivering both quality and value. Through this prequalification process, Consultants will demonstrate to the University that they have the necessary financial capacity, technical expertise, managerial ability, project success and relevant experience to provide specific construction services.In general, the Cost Consultant will assist the University with (but not limited to):• Help to determine the University’s requirements and undertaking feasibility studies;• Benchmarking requirements against similar projects;• Assessing and comparing options, • Helping to define project budgets;• Checking developing designs against the project budget;• Assessing value for money;• Checking designs meet legal and quality standards;• Undertaking value management exercises;• Preparing cost plans, estimates and cash flow projections;• Preparing bills of quantities;• Estimating the cost of variations.
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