Tender: Phase One: Feasibility Study for Emergency Generator System — Geological Survey of Canada, Calgary (Indigenous Offers)

Released 28 days ago

Closed15 Oct 2026
Est. valueEstimate$30K to $320K
LocationAlberta
SourceCanadaBuys
CategoryEnergy & Environment
ReferenceWS5908167494
Submissions closedClosed Thu, 15 Oct 2026

Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), on behalf of Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), is seeking an electrical engineering firm to act as Prime Consultant with a multidisciplinary team of sub‑consultants to deliver a comprehensive feasibility study to support the planning and installation of a new emergency generator system at the Geological Survey of Canada building in Calgary, located at 3303 33rd St NW, Calgary, Alberta. This is Phase One of a two‑phase process limited to Indigenous offers to evaluate Indigenous Eligibility Certification; Phase Two will invite qualified offerors to submit technical and financial bids. Late submissions will not be accepted; if an offeror fails to provide completed certification the Contracting Authority may set a deadline for submission and may declare the offer non‑compliant if certification is not provided. Non‑Indigenous businesses may participate via a joint venture with Indigenous businesses to satisfy the Indigenous Eligibility Certification requirement.

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