Closing Soon
Government Contract Solicitation
Window Replacement– R Building South East Side, North Campus
Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
- Solicitation #2026-336P
- StateON
- K-12 School
4
days until responses close
Mon, November 16, 2026
Winning government proposals usually start 4+ weeks ahead.
RFP / Bid
Procurement Vehicle
K-12 School
Jurisdiction Level
Ontario (ON)
Place of Performance
14
Attached Documents
Scope of work
Solicitation overview
Sheet1
Item # Description Total Price
1 Mobilization, Demobilizatrion, General Requirements, Bonds
2 Window Replacement - Triple Glazed Fixed & Double-Glazed Awning
3 Gypsum Wall Board, Interior Finishes and Trim
4 New Manual Roller Shades - Southeast Work Area
5 Southwest Elevation Roller Shade Fabric Replacement
Total Price (exclusive of HST) $0.00
The following must be filled out:
A State window manufacturer and window system used:
B State screen manufacturer and type:
C State shades manufacturer and type:
Awarding agency
- Agency name
- Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
- Jurisdiction
- Ontario (ON)
- Agency level
- K-12 School
- Buyer / Contact
- http://www.humber.ca · 205 Humber College Blvd · Toronto
- Source
- govspend.com
Procurement attachments
Solicitation documents & addenda (14)
-
Download ↗1-Appendix F - Pricing Sheet.xlsx10.6 KB
-
Download ↗10-Appendix L - Health Safety Plan Table of Contents.docx13.3 KB
-
Download ↗11-Appendix M - Insurance Letter - Proponents Ability to Provide.docx13.3 KB
-
Download ↗12-Appendix D - Buy Ontario Act Compliance Form.docx43.7 KB
-
Download ↗13-Appendix N - Bonding Letter.docx13.3 KB
-
Download ↗14-Appendix E - Supplementary Terms and Conditions for Minor Construction.docx44.0 KB
-
Download ↗2-Appendix G – Form of Agreement - Proposed Amendment Sheet.xlsx31.8 KB
-
Download ↗3-2026-336P - RFP Document.docx106.4 KB
-
Download ↗4-Appendix H - Rated Requirements.xlsx24.5 KB
-
Download ↗5-Appendix K - WSIB Clearance Certificate WSIB Individual Annualized Rate Statement (or eq.).docx13.3 KB
-
Download ↗6-Appendix C - Submission Form.docx34.8 KB
-
Download ↗7-Appendix J - Subcontractors List.xlsx9.2 KB
-
Download ↗8-Appendix I - Comparable Contracts.xlsx10.5 KB
-
Download ↗9-Appendix A - Form of the Agreement (CCDC2-2020 (Stipulated Price Contract)).pdf478.9 KB
About Government RFPs & Solicitations
Government RFPs and competitive bids are won through preparation, compliance, and a compelling value proposition. The questions below cover procurement fundamentals and how GTC 360° Advisors assists prospective vendors.
-
What is an RFP (Request for Proposals)?
A Request for Proposals (RFP) is a formal solicitation issued by a government agency or public entity inviting vendors to submit competitive bids for goods, services, or construction. Unlike grants, RFPs are procurement contracts: you are paid to deliver a defined scope of work rather than awarded funds for a program. -
How is an RFP different from a grant?
Grants are non-repayable funds awarded to support a public mission or community program. RFPs and bids are government contracts: you compete by proposing your capability, past performance, and pricing to perform a specific government requirement. Winning an RFP means you enter into a binding commercial contract with the public agency. -
What is a Bid, an IFB, or a Solicitation?
These terms are often used across state, local, and federal procurement. An Invitation for Bids (IFB) is typically awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. An RFP evaluates both technical approach and price. A solicitation is the umbrella term for any formal government purchasing notice, including RFPs, IFBs, and Requests for Qualifications (RFQs). -
Who can respond to a government RFP or bid?
Any registered business, nonprofit, or qualified vendor that meets stated eligibility requirements can respond. Many state and local RFPs actively prioritize small businesses (SBEs), minority-owned firms (MBEs), women-owned firms (WBEs), and disabled veteran business enterprises (DVBEs). Always check the solicitation document for specific vendor requirements, insurance minimums, and bonding obligations. -
How does GTC 360° Advisors help vendors respond to RFPs?
GTC 360° Advisors provides capture strategy, proposal writing, compliance checklist development, competitive pricing analysis, and submission management. Our team reviews the solicitation requirements, identifies evaluation criteria, and builds a compliant, compelling response to maximize your probability of award on the timeline required. -
What is the difference between State & Local and Federal procurement?
Federal contracts are governed strictly by the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and require SAM.gov registration plus a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI). State and local contracts operate under each individual jurisdiction’s procurement ordinances. GTC 360° Advisors navigates both environments and advises on registration, local preference programs, and winning strategies. -
How early should I start preparing a proposal for an RFP?
For competitive government solicitations, we recommend starting at least 3 to 6 weeks before the submission deadline. Rushed proposals frequently miss mandatory compliance forms or fail formatting criteria. If this solicitation has already closed, reach out to us regarding future pipeline opportunities across all 50 states.
4 days is enough time — if you start now.
Tell us the opportunity and our team will provide an honest read on fit, required subcontracting partners, and what a compliant submission requires.