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Bid Classification: 
Services
Bid Type:  Request for Proposals
Bid Number:  RFP-2021-3-510
Bid Name:  Review of Yukon Fire Marshal’s Office fire suppression and rescue resources distribution
Bid Status:  Awarded
Bid Awarded Date:  Wed Apr 28, 2021 (YST)
Bid Closing Date:  Mon Mar 29, 2021 4:00:00 PM (YST)
Question Deadline:  Wed Mar 17, 2021 4:00:00 PM (YST)
Electronic Auctions:  Not Applicable
Language for Bid Submissions:  English unless specified in the bid document
Submission Type:  Online Submissions Only
Submission Address:  Online Submissions Only
Public Opening:  No
Description: 

The Yukon Protective Services Division is committed to administer and enforce fire prevention, protection and safety-related programs and support communities and volunteers.  The Fire Marshal’s Office (FMO), while focusing on fire prevention and safety mitigation, is responsible for ensuring as many people are protected with fire suppression and rescue as possible.  This is challenging in a territory where communities are rural and remote, and populations are small. 

 

On December 11, 2020, a fire destroyed the Keno city hotel.  The cause of the fire is still under RCMP investigation.  Keno, with a population under 20, has been unable to recruit and retain volunteer firefighters and the community has not had as organized fire department since 2011.

 

The Minister of Community Services committed to conducting a review of volunteer fire programs and the Keno situation.

The Yukon Protective Services Division is committed to administer and enforce fire prevention, protection and safety-related programs and support communities and volunteers.  The Fire Marshal’s Office (FMO), while focusing on fire prevention and safety mitigation, is responsible for ensuring as many people are protected with fire suppression and rescue as possible.  This is challenging in a territory where communities are rural and remote, and populations are small. 

 

On December 11, 2020, a fire destroyed the Keno city hotel.  The cause of the fire is still under RCMP investigation.  Keno, with a population under 20, has been unable to recruit and retain volunteer firefighters and the community has not had as organized fire department since 2011.

 

The Minister of Community Services committed to conducting a review of volunteer fire programs and the Keno situation.

The Yukon Protective Services Division is committed to administer and enforce fire prevention, protection and safety-related programs and support communities and volunteers.  The Fire Marshal’s Office (FMO), while focusing on fire prevention and safety mitigation, is responsible for ensuring as many people are protected with fire suppression and rescue as possible.  This is challenging in a territory where communities are rural and remote, and populations are small. 

 

On December 11, 2020, a fire destroyed the Keno city hotel.  The cause of the fire is still under RCMP investigation.  Keno, with a population under 20, has been unable to recruit and retain volunteer firefighters and the community has not had as organized fire department since 2011.

 

The Minister of Community Services committed to conducting a review of volunteer fire programs and the Keno situation.

The Yukon Protective Services Division is committed to administer and enforce fire prevention, protection and safety-related programs and support communities and volunteers.  The Fire Marshal’s Office (FMO), while focusing on fire prevention and safety mitigation, is responsible for ensuring as many people are protected with fire suppression and rescue as possible.  This is challenging in a territory where communities are rural and remote, and populations are small. 

 

On December 11, 2020, a fire destroyed the Keno city hotel.  The cause of the fire is still under RCMP investigation.  Keno, with a population under 20, has been unable to recruit and retain volunteer firefighters and the community has not had as organized fire department since 2011.

 

The Minister of Community Services committed to conducting a review of volunteer fire programs and the Keno situation.

 

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Proposal forms
Friday March 5, 2021 02:24 PM
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Yukon FMO Review
Thursday March 4, 2021 08:17 PM
-34
  
  
  
 
 
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Awarded

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​No Awarded Vendors
Company
Contact
Results
Response Specialties Consulting
Jolley, Donald
11911 Blakely Rd , Pitt Meadows
British Columbia, Canada
V3Y2N5
$37,500.00
 
 

Bids Submitted

The following are the unofficial bid results

No submitted bids
Company
Contact
Results
Transitional Solutions Inc.
Thomas , Erica
240, 2833 Broadmoor Blvd, Sherwood Park
Alberta , Canada
T8H 2H3
$79,400.00
B & R Emergency INC
Vanderzwaag, Ron
307 Main St SW, Carman
Manitoba, Canada
R0G0J0
--
Emergency Management & Training Inc.
Kiernan, Lana
64 Cedar Pointe Suite 144, Barrie
Ontario, Canada
L4N 9R3
--
KPMG LLP
Proposals, KPMG
333 Bay Street, Suite 4600, Toronto
ON, Canada
M5H2S5
$124,888.00
Behr Integrated Solutions Inc.
Comandante, Isaac
750, 600 6 Avenue SW, Calgary
AB, Canada
T2P 0S5
$94,590.00
Pomax Consulting Inc.
Hambides, Jon
692 Headley Dr., London
Ontario, Canada
N6H3V6
--
The Loomex Group
Gervais, Trent
550-925 Airport, Peterborough
Ontario, Canada
K9J 0E7
--
Response Specialties Consulting
Jolley, Donald
11911 Blakely Rd , Pitt Meadows
British Columbia, Canada
V3Y2N5
$37,500.00
 
 

Plan Takers

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There are no plan takers for this bid.
Company
Contact
Alexco Keno Hill Mining Corp.
Allen, Jay
#3 - 151 Industrial Road, Whitehorse
Yukon, Canada
Y1A 2V3
B & R Emergency INC
Vanderzwaag, Ron
307 Main St SW, Carman
Manitoba, Canada
R0G0J0
Behr Integrated Solutions Inc.
Comandante, Isaac
750, 600 6 Avenue SW, Calgary
AB, Canada
T2P 0S5
ContructConnect
Rideout, Melinda
3760 14th Ave 6th floor, Markham
ON, Canada
L3R 3T7
Dave Mitchell & Associates Ltd.
Mitchell, Dave
RPO Como Lake, Coquitlam
British Columbia, Canada
V3J 7V7
Emergency Management & Training Inc.
Kiernan, Lana
64 Cedar Pointe Suite 144, Barrie
Ontario, Canada
L4N 9R3
KPMG LLP
Proposals, KPMG
333 Bay Street, Suite 4600, Toronto
ON, Canada
M5H2S5
Matrix Consulting Group
Brady, Richard
42 Lakehill Drive, Lake Loon
Nova Scotia, Canada
B2W 6C8
MNP LLP
Pursuits, MNP
Suite 1700, 10235 101 Street, Edmonton
AB, Canada
T5J 3G1
Outcrop
Hayward, Jen
Suite 800 / 4920 52 Street, Yellowknife
Northwest Territories, Canada
X1A3T1
Pomax Consulting Inc.
Hambides, Jon
692 Headley Dr., London
Ontario, Canada
N6H3V6
Response Specialties Consulting
Jolley, Donald
11911 Blakely Rd , Pitt Meadows
British Columbia, Canada
V3Y2N5
The Loomex Group
Gervais, Trent
550-925 Airport, Peterborough
Ontario, Canada
K9J 0E7
Transitional Solutions Inc.
Thomas , Erica
240, 2833 Broadmoor Blvd, Sherwood Park
Alberta , Canada
T8H 2H3
Vector Research (33753 Yukon Inc.)
Kishchuk, Paul
203 - 301 Hawkins Street, Whitehorse
Yukon, Canada
Y1A1X5
 
 
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