Eureka Fuel Storage Tank Systems Inspection and Repairs, NU

Trade Agreement: NONE Tendering Procedures: Suppliers on permanent list or able to meet qualification requirements Competitive Procurement Strategy: Best Overall Proposal Comprehensive Land Claim Agreement: Yes Nature of Requirements:

Eureka Fuel Storage Tanks Inspectio

EW699-230101/A Calixto, Monnette Telephone No. - (204) 899-9768 ( ) Fax No. - (418) 566-6167 ( )

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***THIS IS TO PROVIDE NOTIFICATION OF THE SUBJECT SOLICITATION.***

1. TITLE

Eureka Fuel Storage Tank Systems Inspection and Repairs Eureka High Arctic Weather Station, NU

2. SUPPLY ARRANGEMENT EW479-192534

This solicitation is selectively tendered to supply arrangement holders under the EW479-192534 request for supply arrangement (RFSA) for remediation construction services for northern contaminated sites and based in the Qikiqtani administrative zone of Nunavut. The bid solicitation process is outlined in Part 6 - Supply Arrangement and Resulting Contract Clauses, B. Bid Solicitation.

- EW479-192534/004/NCS Kudlik Construction Ltd. - EW479-192534/023/NCS Nahanni Nunavut Construction Ltd. - EW479-192534/011/NCS Qikiqtaaluk Environmental Inc.

Suppliers without a supply arrangement may take advantage of the ongoing opportunity for qualification at https://buyandsell.gc.ca/procurement-data/tender-notice/PW-NCS-014-11619

3. REQUIREMENT

Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC) is inviting the following supply arrangement holders to bid on a REQUIREMENT FOR FUEL STORAGE TANK SYSTEMS INSPECTIONS AND REPAIRS at the EUREKA HIGH ARCTIC WEATHER STATION, Nunavut.

The Eureka High Arctic Weather Station (HAWS) is operated by the Atmospheric Environment Services (AES) department of ECCC. The HAWS is located on the north side of Slidre Fjord at the northwestern tip of the Fosheim Peninsula on Ellesmere Island in Nunavut (85°48’0? W and 79°59’0? N), approximately 1,100 kilometres (km) from the geographic North Pole and north of the magnetic North Pole..

The HAWS has multiple buildings on site and is operated year-round. The HAWS uses arctic diesel fuel to generate heat and power to these buildings, as well as to fuel assorted equipment. Contractor work will primarily consist of mobilizing to site, emptying and cleaning the ten bulk fuel storage tanks, completing America Petroleum Institute (API) Standard 653 inspections on the bulk fuel storage tanks and shipping and disposing of the drums of resulting tank sludge. The work will also include various repairs to the system.

4. NUNAVUT AGREEMENT

This procurement is subject to the Agreement between Inuit of the Nunavut Settlement Area and Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada.

Bidders are requested to maximize Inuit employment, subcontracting and on-the-job training opportunities, and involve Inuit businesses, in carrying out the work under this project.

The Nunavut Agreement contains a provision requiring the inclusion of socio-economic bid criteria in the solicitation document, when practicable and consistent with sound procurement management principles. These socio-economic bid criteria are referred to as Nunavut Benefits Criteria (NBC) and Inuit Benefits Criteria (IBC), and bidders propose Inuit benefits in their bid submission via an Inuit Benefits Plan (IBP).

The requirement is limited to Inuit businesses on the Inuit Firm Registry (IFR). Bids submitted by businesses not on the IFR will render the bid non-responsive and no further consideration will be accorded to the bid.

Delivery Date: Above-mentioned

The Crown retains the right to negotiate with suppliers on any procurement.

Documents may be submitted in either official language of Canada.