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Week 10 (Assignment):
RFPQ – City of North bay (Community
Centre)
Purpose:
Your Objective for this assignment is as follows:
1.
Review / Study example RFPQ (City of North Bay RFPQ)
Provided
Instructions:
Answer the following Questions.
Total of 25 marks total
Due:
the Drop Box Folder on D2L
(Late submissions will receive a 25% reduction in grade)
Student Name: Divyesh Ratanpara (A00163343)
Question 01: (2 Marks)
What is the submission deadline for this RFPQ?
Ans - The RFPQ has a submission cutoff date of Monday, March 15, 2021 at 1:00 p.m.
What is the deadline for Questions to the Owner?
Ans - The questions-to-the-owner submission deadline is Monday, March 8, 2021
at 3:30 PM.
Question 02:
(2 Marks)
Who is the City of North Bay contact for Post Bid closing communication?
Ans - After the bid closing, you can get in touch with the City of North Bay by reaching out to Mary-
Ann.
What is
their contact information?
Ans - Kotylak, Purchasing Manager, at
purchasing@northbay.ca
Question 03: (1 Mark)
Explain the requirements of the GC in regards to acknowledgement of Addenda?
Ans - All updates or additional information (addenda) related to this Request for Proposal and
Quotation (RFPQ) provided by the City of North Bay during the bidding process will be shared with
the general contractors. It is mandatory for a general contractor (GC) to thoroughly review each
addendum and any associated documents before submitting their response through the bidding
system.
Question 04: (1 Mark)
Explain the terms required by the City of North Bay in regards to Conflict of Interest.
Ans -
In the context of this Request for Supplier Pre-Qualification (RSPQ), "Conflict of Interest" pertains to
any situation where: (a) the respondent gains an unfair advantage in the RSPQ process or participates
in activities, whether directly or indirectly, that could provide it with an unfair advantage. This
includes, but is not limited to: 1. Having access to or being in possession of sensitive City information
that was not disclosed to other respondents for their response preparation; or 2. Communicating with
anyone for the purpose of acquiring or retaining business.
Question 05: (1 Mark)
What is the construction budget for the Community and Recreation Centre?
Ans - The budget for constructing the Community and Recreation Centre is approximately
$35,000,000.00, excluding taxes.
Question 06: (1 Mark)
Provide 10 items defining the scope of work for the project?
Ans - The project's scope includes the delivery of items and their supply and installation,
encompassing various components such as:
1.
Gardening and tree planting.
2.
Accessible stalls and dressing rooms.
3.
A venue for gatherings and a social hub (lobby).
4.
Offices for admittance and the kitchen.
5.
On the upper level, there is a walkway and an observation platform.
6.
Work on the substructure/foundation.
7.
A facility for cooling ice rinks.
8.
Building AV, IT, and communication systems.
9.
Site and building signage.
10.
Commissioning and testing.
Question 7: (2 Marks)
Based on the tentative schedule:
What is the date for the start of construction?
What is the Substantial completion date for the project?
Ans - The project is expected to be completed mainly in the fall or early winter of 2022, with
construction scheduled to start in July 2021.
Question 8: (1 Mark)
What are the insurance requirements of the RFPQ?
Ans - The insurance requirements for the RFPQ are as follows:
1.
Proof of Coverage:
Chosen respondents must provide proof, in the form of a letter or
endorsement from the insurance provider, dated no more than four months ago, demonstrating
their ability to meet the minimum coverage requirements.
2.
CCDC Insurance Requirements 2020:
The CCDC Insurance Requirements, dated December 14,
2020, outline the minimum insurance standards that the Contractor must maintain for the
Project. There are specific modifications as follows:
a.
General Liability Insurance:
Utilize CCDC41 - Item 1 for general liability insurance. It should be a
single project/rap-up liability coverage, subject to specific limitations approved by the City of North
Bay.
b.
Coverage Limits:
Maintain a maximum aggregate amount and a minimum of ten million dollars
($10,000,000) for each occurrence.
c.
Coverage Extension:
Align coverage with BC Form 2100 and provide a twenty-four (24) month
extension starting when the work is substantially finished, in compliance with the terms of the
certificate of substantial performance of the work.
d.
Builders Risk Insurance Deductible:
Modify CODC41 - Item 5 to ensure that the deductible for the
Broad Form (Builders Risk) Insurance does not exceed Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000).
Question 9: (1 Mark)
What are the requirements for Bonding?
Ans - The requirements for bonding are as follows:
1.
Submission Timeline:
Chosen respondents must, within 12 days of this Request for
Prequalification, provide a letter from their bonding company. This letter should detail their
complete bonding limit, current bonding commitments, continuous availability, and future
bonding capacity specifically for this project. The bonding should cover 100% performance and
100% labor and material for a project valued up to $40 million.
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2.
Experience Information:
Respondents are required to indicate the duration of their
employment with the surety company. Additionally, they should deliver the names and contact
information of references associated with their bonding company.
Question 10: (1 Mark)
Is there a rating criteria and if so identify the (3) main components of this criteria?
Ans –
1. Company Information – Qualifications and Experience
2. Project Team Experience
3. Project Management
Question 11: (3 Marks)
In regards to team qualifications.
What is the requirement of the:
Project Manager:
•
Bonding Requirements: Selected candidates need to provide a letter from their bonding
company within 12 days of this Request for Prequalification. The letter should detail their
entire bonding limit, current bonding commitments, continuous availability, and future
bonding capacity for this project. The bonding should cover 100% performance for a project
up to $40 million, as well as 100% labor and material.
•
Experience with Bonding Firm: Candidates should specify the duration of their employment
with the assurance firm and provide names and contact details of references associated with
their bonding company.
Site Superintendent:
•
Experience Requirements: Candidates for the Site Superintendent role should have eight
years or more of experience overseeing major construction projects with budgets exceeding
$20 million. They should demonstrate proficiency in leading interdisciplinary teams and have
managed at least one comparable-sized and complicated arena project.
•
Project Details: Respondents are required to name the employee as the Construction/Site
Superintendent and provide specifics on a minimum of three projects they worked on in a
comparable role. Emphasis should be placed on achievements or standouts, particularly in the
construction of arenas.
Safety Superintendent:
•
Experience Requirements: The Safety Superintendent must have at least five years of
experience working in Ontario under the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act. They
should also have experience overseeing safety for a variety of trade projects and new
construction.
•
Documentation: Candidates must include a copy of their résumé and their health and safety
certification (CHSO, college training, etc.).
•
Project Highlights: Respondents need to describe highlights from at least three projects where
the employee listed as the safety superintendent/supervisor had a role similar to theirs,
emphasizing key contributions and achievements in ensuring safety.
Question 12: (1 Mark)
Does the RFPQ describe any requirements for the GC to meet a schedule?
If
Yes
explain
requirements.
Ans – Yes, RFPQ describe any requirements for the GC meets a schedule.
Question 13: (2 Marks)
How many addendums have been issued to date?
Ans - There are two Addendums.
What is a CCDC 41?
Ans - CCDC 41 – Insurance Requirements. It is a document developed by the Canadian Construction
Documents Committee (CCDC). It outlines the insurance standards and requirements that contractors
are expected to maintain during a construction project.
Question 14: (6 Marks)
What are the zoning Requirements for the site?
Ans - The safety supervisor or superintendent assigned to this contract is required to have a minimum
of five years of experience working in Ontario, adhering to the regulations of the Ontario
Occupational Health and Safety Act. Furthermore, they should possess expertise in overseeing safety
for both new construction projects and a variety of trade projects.
Applicants are expected to submit a copy of their health and safety certification, such as CHSO or
equivalent college training, along with their resume.
In your response, please furnish details of three projects where the safety superintendent/supervisor,
identified in your response; fulfilled a comparable role. Include at least one highlight for each project
to showcase their achievements in ensuring safety.
Permitted Use?
Ans – Recreational Facility
Building Height?
Ans – 9 Meters
Total Parking count?
Ans – Total 433 Parking Spots
Barrier Free Parking?
Ans – 15 Parking Spots
Who is the Architect on this project?
Ans - MJMA (Landscape Architect)
MITCHELL JENSEN ARCHITECTS (North Bay)
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