EB144-270738 - Battery Charging Cooling Design

Public Works and Government Services Canada (PSPC) has issued an open-status request for proposals for engineering services to design upgraded cooling systems at the Halifax Dockyard (Cape Scott) in Nova Scotia. The work supports new modular DC power-supply units used for submarine battery charging and commissioning. Existing mechanical cooling is reportedly insufficient, so the project involves developing a replacement system based on the increased cooling load. This opportunity is being competed under the Mechanical and Electrical Engineer Services Supply Arrangement (E0225-150564), specifically the Mechanical discipline for Nova Scotia.The notice lists three invited firms: Dillon Consulting Ltd., Tweedie & Associates Consulting, and Wood Canada Limited. This appears to be a restricted opportunity for those invited firms rather than a general competition, although the official tender documents should be checked to confirm participation rules. The listed closing date is October 22, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The location is shown as Nova Scotia and Gatineau, Quebec, while the project description identifies Halifax Dockyard as the work site. Businesses should verify the official tender notice, invitation requirements, scope, submission instructions, and any amendments before considering a response. No official source or document link was provided in the tender information.

• check_circleThis is an RFP issued under the Mechanical and Electrical Engineer Services Supply Arrangement E0225-150564.
• check_circleThe tender identifies the invited firms as Dillon Consulting Ltd., Tweedie & Associates Consulting, and Wood Canada Limited.
• check_circleThe invited firms are described as qualified under the Mechanical discipline for the province of Nova Scotia.
• check_circleThe work concerns heating and cooling requirements for new power supply units at the Halifax Dockyard (Cape Scott).