Garage Door Project – Igloolik, NU

The Government of Canada building in Igloolik, Nunavut requires a new insulated overhead garage door system including shaft, hinge(s), opener, remote and wiring.
Requirement:
1) The Contractor must remove and dispose of the existing overhead garage door, opener, shaft, hinge(s), and wiring.
2) The Contractor must install an insulated overhead garage door, opener, shaft, hinge(s) and wiring with the following:
a. new insulated overhead garage door (28” H x 48” W x 12’6” L) to fit the current opening.
b. new door shaft, hinge(s) and wiring.
c. new overhead garage door opener with remote, capable of working in cold climates
The Contractor must perform and complete the Work by 2023 October 31st
There is a security requirement associated with the requirement.
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Documents may be submitted in either official language of Canada.

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