Refrigeration/Air Conditioner Repair/Maintenance

Trade Agreement: NAFTA/AIT/Canada FTAs with Peru/Colombia/Panama
Tendering Procedures: All interested suppliers may submit a bid
Attachment: None
Competitive Procurement Strategy: Lowest/Lower Bid
Comprehensive Land Claim Agreement: No
Nature of Requirements: 
Refrigeration/Air Conditioner Repair/Maintenance

21231-130004/A

Correctional Services Canada requires the services of a
contractor to provide on-site maintenance and service on various
refrigeration and air conditioning units at Atlantic Institution
located in Renous, New Brunswick

Atlantic Institution is a maximum security facility currently
housing 220 inmates and employs over 300 employees plus a few
contract staff. The facility was built in the early 80's and
became operational in the fall of 1986. The Institution is
located in Renous near the geographic centre of the Miramichi
area of the Northumberland County New Brunswick. The site is
located near where Renous River falls into the Miramichi River.
It is also located near the intersection of provincial highway 8
and routes 108 and 118.

Few refrigerating and air conditioning equipment are original
but has been replaced for the most part through the years. 

Under this contract, the contractor/technician may be required
to service the following pieces of refrigerating and air
conditioning equipment:

1- TRANE 88 ton/168kw Chiller unit
5 - COPELAND  walk- in freezers
1 - NORDIC Refrigerating system
1- MITSUBISHI  Mini split
2- SAMSUNG Mini split
1 TAYLOR water cooler
2 FOSTER refrigerating units

The period of the contract is from DATE OF AWARD to March 31,
2014, with the option to extend for up to four (4) additional
one year periods.

The contractor must provide appropriately qualified tradesmen
(Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic) in accordance with
Province of New Brunswick Standards and proof of certification
is required with their bid.


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procurement.

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