Renovation of a municipal facility in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Completed plans call for the renovation of a municipal facility.

Bids are invited from Heritage Masonry Contractors, hereinafter referred to as the Contractor, who have previously prequalified for masonry-related projects with the City of Fredericton and who have provided evidence that they have sufficient means and experience to carry out the Fredericton City Hall Exterior Masonry & Millwork Restoration Project for the City of Fredericton, New Brunswick. The Scope of Work, which shall be carried out in accordance with the Bid Documents & Specifications, including the Conservation Philosophy detailed in Item 3 below and the Contract Drawings, consists of the following: .1 Cutting out and repointing or caulking deteriorated mortar joints; .2 Chasing and repairing cracked masonry; .3 Installing a length of Stainless Steel Helical Rod; .4 Restoring a damaged eavestrough to a functioning condition; .5 Dressing damaged stone units; .6 Repairing a damaged stone unit; .7 Restoration of deteriorated window woodwork including painting; .8 Preparing and painting the tower clock faces. Contractors can schedule a site visit with James Blanchard by telephone: 506-260-5753 or email: james.blanchard@fredericton.ca. The Contractor shall not claim any extra costs for not determining the requirements and not including all costs in their pricing. Bids will only be accepted from Contractors that attended a site visit. Direct all masonry technical questions to Mr. Paul A Jeffs, Telephone: (519)767-0702, Email: pjeffs@pjmc.net; all millwork technical questions to Mr. Mark Shoalts, Telephone: (905) 892-2110, Email: mark@shoalts.ca and all questions concerning terms and conditions to Purchasing Manager, Mr Kyle Rostad, Telephone: (506) 292-4483, Email: kyle.rostad@fredericton.ca or Purchasing Agent, Mr Peter Jones, Telephone (506) 460-2252, Email: peter.jones@fredericton.ca. Subject to approval by the City of Fredericton, the Work is scheduled to commence by arrangement and to be completed by June 30, 2023.