Procurement Summary
Country: Canada
Summary: Prequalified Hvac Contractors
Deadline: 22 Oct 2026
Posting Date: 11 Sep 2026
Other Information
Notice Type: Tender
TOT Ref.No.: 148980240
Document Ref. No.: DB26-05
Competition: ICB
Financier: Self Financed
Purchaser Ownership: Public
Tender Value: Refer Document
CPV Classification
45000000 - Construction work
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Tender Details
The intent of this RFSQ is to establish a roster of up to 3 highly qualified HVAC service providers to deliver Preventative Maintenance (PM), Demand / Reactive Maintenance (DM), and Emergency Services (ES) across Brock University-s diverse building portfolio. The resulting Master Framework Agreements are intended to support system reliability, occupant comfort, energy efficiency, compliance, and lifecycle optimization while minimizing disruption to academic and research operations.It is anticipated that the majority of assignments issued under the resulting Master Framework Agreements will have an estimated value of less than $25, 000 (excluding HST). However, individual assignments may exceed this value where operational requirements warrant. The University reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to conduct separate competitive procurements in accordance with its Procurement Policy and applicable trade agreement obligations where it determines that doing so is appropriate. The University makes no representation or guarantee regarding the number, frequency, or value of assignments that may be issued under the resulting agreements.
Reference Number : 0000331699
Location : Canada, Ontario, Hamilton-Niagara Peninsula
Description : The intent of this RFSQ is to establish a roster of up to 3 highly qualified HVAC service providers to deliver Preventative Maintenance (PM), Demand / Reactive Maintenance (DM), and Emergency Services (ES) across Brock University’s diverse building portfolio. The resulting Master Framework Agreements are intended to support system reliability, occupant comfort, energy efficiency, compliance, and lifecycle optimization while minimizing disruption to academic and research operations.It is anticipated that the majority of assignments issued under the resulting Master Framework Agreements will have an estimated value of less than $25, 000 (excluding HST). However, individual assignments may exceed this value where operational requirements warrant. The University reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to conduct separate competitive procurements in accordance with its Procurement Policy and applicable trade agreement obligations where it determines that doing so is appropriate. The University makes no representation or guarantee regarding the number, frequency, or value of assignments that may be issued under the resulting agreements.
Documents
Tender Notice