Huron-Perth Children's Aid Society Roof Replacement - Stratford
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Description & Project Overview
Huron Perth Children's Aid Society (HPCAS) is planning a roof replacement project at its facility located at 639 Lorne Avenue East, Stratford, Ontario. Artas Engineering & Design Inc. (AE&D) is acting as the roofing consultant for the project and has prepared preliminary roof replacement drawings that are intended to form the basis of the future tender documents. This Request for Prequalification is being issued in advance of the tender process to identify experienced commercial roofing contractors with the technical capability, resources, safety performance, manufacturer relationships, bonding capacity, and relevant project experience required to complete the Work. Scope Summary The future roofing contract is expected to generally include removal and replacement of existing roofing assemblies and associated flashings at the HPCAS facility. The final scope will be defined by the issued-for-tender drawings and specifications. The Work is anticipated to include: • Main roof replacement (built up roofing system) including sheet metal flashings. • Canopy and entrance roof replacement • Roofing and flashing work at roof drains, pitch pockets, mechanical equipment curbs, roof hatch, exhaust fans, vents, skylights, parapets, electrical sleepers, gas line/pipe supports, scuppers, and other roof penetrations and perimeter conditions. • Coordination of temporary protection, material handling, access, phasing, noise, dust, odour, weather protection, and daily watertightness while work is carried out at an active and occupied facility. • Removal and disposal of existing roofing materials and associated construction debris in accordance with applicable legislation and project requirements. • Provision of manufacturer-supported roofing systems and warranties as specified in the future tender documents.