KGH Facility-Wide Energy and Carbon Phase (PH) 1A located at Kelowna General Hospital (KGH) in Kelowna, BC, is a phased project which will include replacing the existing steam boilers in the Strathcona building’s heating plant with condensing boilers and heat recovery chillers thereby increasing the cooling capacity and recovering heat for use in the facility, and recovering additional heat from the existing lake water system (currently only used for building cooling). This initial phase focuses on transferring Medical Device Reprocessing and humidification steam loads to the Interior Heart and Surgical Centre steam plant. While this project is a priority due to the age and reliability of the infrastructure, it will also produce co-benefits of carbon reduction and alignment with sustainability goals. 

The Services are expected to commence by August 2024 with construction estimated to complete by July 2025. The Project Delivery method of this Project will be Design-Bid-Build (CCDC 2 2020).

The Construction Budget for Phase-1A is estimated at $850,000.00 (Order of Magnitude). Construction Budget for the entire project is anticipated to be at $18,000,000 (Order of Magnitude).

For the purposes of this procurement process, all enquiries must be made via Bids & Tenders.