The Abbotsford School Board was informed Monday that the district has officially been awarded a FEMA grant for the construction of a storm shelter and multi-purpose dome. “What I can tell you, in case you have not heard, the Abbotsford School District did win the FEMA grant officially on May 7,” superintendent Sherry Baker told board members. “All systems are ...
Read More »British Columbia
Rockville’s Aurinia Unveils Patient Navigation Grant Program to Address Access Barriers for Individuals Living with Lupus and Lupus Nephritis
– Company-sponsored program seeks proposals to help patients in the U.S. make informed health choices and support underserved populations with these conditions – – Submission process opens on World Lupus Day, Monday May 10, deadline to submit proposals is June 1, 2021 – VICTORIA, British Columbia & ROCKVILLE, Md.– Aurinia Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ: AUPH / TSX: AUP) (Aurinia or the Company) today, ...
Read More »Park designer wanted
City of Vernon published a public tender to procure a design team for a new park City of Vernon Wanted: someone to design a new park in Vernon. On Jan. 15, the City of Vernon published a request for proposal (RFP) to find a design team for a park at the former Civic Arena site. “The park site is in ...
Read More »Remontowa launches BC Ferries’ fourth Salish Class vessel
BC Ferries continues to roll out its Clean Futures Plan with the launch of its fourth LNG-fuelled Salish Class vessel. The ship entered the water over the weekend at Remontowa Shipbuilding S.A. in Gdansk, Poland, with work continuing there until scheduled sea trials in late 2021. Following successful sea trials, the vessel will make the 10 440 nautical mile journey ...
Read More »Oak Bay seeks proposals for marina use
A three-part look at the history of Oak Bay Marina and Turkey Head Satellite photo of Oak Bay Marina in 2020. The land and water lease for the marina come up Dec. 29, 2022. This is the first segment in a three-part series on the Oak Bay Marina and Turkey Head Imagine a 150-foot long boardwalk along the Turkey Head ...
Read More »AirTest Technologies Receives RFP’s for CO2 Sensors in School Classrooms
New Orders from OEM Customers Delta, British Columbia – AirTest Technologies (TSXV: AAT) (OTC: AATGF) (“AirTest” or the “Company”) President George Graham is very pleased to announce that AirTest has received new orders from existing OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturers). The Company has also had RFP’s (Requests for Proposals) from a number of OEM customers for carbon dioxide (CO2) sensors in ...
Read More »Team named for $600m Kicking Horse Canyon upgrade
The Canadian province of British Columbia (BC) has named the preferred team to design and construct the final phase of the Kicking Horse Canyon project near Golden. The project is one of BC’s top transportation priorities. Phase 4 will bring the remaining 4.8km of narrow, winding two-lane highway up to a four-lane, 100 km/h standard. The preferred proponent team selected ...
Read More »ICBC spends $100K on reflective armbands
The Insurance Corp. of British Columbia (ICBC) spent a $1 each on 100,000 reflective pedestrian armbands awarding the contract in April, a month before Attorney General David Eby said the provincial insurer’s financial picture was unknown. A request for proposals (RFP) for the reflectors was published Feb. 5 with the competition closing nine days later. The request said delivery was ...
Read More »Request for Proposal (RFP) for Security Guard Services For Granville Island (000169)
Tender Notice – Request for Proposal (RFP) Status Status:Active Days until closing: 3 weeks 3 days hence Dates Publication date 2020/09/14 Amendment date None Date closing 2020/10/09 11:00 Pacific Standard Time (PST) Details GSIN K105A: Commercial Security Guard and Related Services Region of delivery British Columbia End user entity Canada Mortgage and Housing CorporationProcurement entity Canada Mortgage and Housing CorporationRegion of opportunity British ...
Read More »Council to have greater role in local content issue
Coun. Laura Cabott City council has voted to become more involved in assessing how much weight should be awarded for local content when seeking professional services. The motion to have more council involvement was first introduced by Coun. Laura Cabott on June 15. Under current city practice, administration decides how many points would be awarded for local content when weighing ...
Read More »B.C. shortlists three bidders, issues RFP for first phase of $1.3B Burnaby hospital redevelopment
Premier John Horgan announcing the major upgrade project at the hospital last fall. The British Columbia government has carved out a shortlist of bidders and issued a request for proposals for a major hospital redevelopment project in the Vancouver area. Partnerships BC, the crown agency that oversees major infrastructure work in the province, advanced the procurement process for the Burnaby ...
Read More »