Pallet Racking, Mezzanine, and Warehouse Partition Installation

Scope of work

• Upper Canada Village is seeking bids for the supply, engineering as required, delivery, and installation of an integrated collections-storage system within a newly constructed 75 ft × 110 ft steel storage building in Morrisburg, Ontario. The project comprises three principal components: industrial pallet racking, a freestanding mezzanine of approximately 1,296 sq. ft., and an approximately 75 ft wide × 16 ft high interior security partition with a large lockable sliding gate. The facility is unheated and will house a diverse museum collection ranging from horse-drawn vehicles and agricultural machinery to furniture, cast-iron stoves, gravestones, hand tools, machinery components, and boxed collections. Because this is a museum collections storage facility rather than a conventional warehouse, the system must accommodate unusually varied artefact sizes, weights, and configurations while maintaining circulation and access for large historic vehicles and equipment. The successful vendor will be responsible for the required structural components, anchoring, installation, shop drawings, load information, and associated engineering documentation. The SLPC may award all or part of the work depending on budget.