Tender: Servicing and Valve Replacement for Three-Cell Chlorinated Water Cistern – Edmonton Institution (Correctional Service Canada)

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Correctional Service Canada is seeking a contractor to service a three-cell chlorinated water cistern at Edmonton Institution in Edmonton, Alberta. The work requires replacement of four (4) failed underwater isolation valves to enable full hydraulic isolation of each cistern cell (two (2) 133,000‑gallon storage cells and one (1) 58,500‑gallon pumping chamber), followed by cleaning and disinfection of each storage cell one at a time (isolate, drain, clean, disinfect and refill) and wet cleaning of the pumping chamber, with a visual inspection to document condition and identify any required repairs; all work must be performed while the cistern remains in service. Deliverables include a documented list of found deficiencies, photographs and video of the work provided to the Project Authority via flash drive or other electronic delivery, and printed materials double-sided in black and white on paper with minimum 30% recycled content or certified from a sustainably managed forest. The procurement is under the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA), open only to Canadian suppliers, evaluated on the lowest priced compliant bid, has no security requirements, is not subject to Indigenous set-asides or comprehensive land claim agreements, and the contract period is October 14, 2026 to October 30, 2026.