RFIEI - Request for Information and Expression of Interest (Informal) The Ottawa Hospital's (TOH) New Campus Development will be the largest and most modern teaching and research hospital in Canada. The highly specialized emergency and trauma services will treat the most complex adult injuries and illnesses for patients from Eastern Ontario, Western Quebec and Nunavut. The new hospital has 44 of the most specialized programs in healthcare. The 2.5 million sqft facility will have 641 inpatient beds, including nearly 100 critical care beds, supported by complex radiologic and diagnostic modalities and an expansive surgical platform with multiple specialized surgical suites. It will also include a Rehabilitation Program, including 123 inpatient beds. Each Proponent is required to provide to the RFP Contact Person with one consolidated list of attendees (name, title, email address) to the designated folder in the Data Room. Infrastructure Ontario (IO) and The Ottawa Hospital have issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a design and development team to deliver a Civic Campus Redevelopment Project. The Ottawa Hospital's Civic Campus redevelopment will be the major referral centre for Eastern Ontario, Western Quebec and Nunavut, and the Eastern Ontario Trauma Centre. As one of Canada's largest acute care learning hospitals, the Civic Campus will provide a full range of specialized services and education for those with the most complex injuries and illness. The successful bidder at the conclusion of the RFP process would then work in collaboration with IO, The Ottawa Hospital and the Ministry of Health, under a Development Phase Agreement, to further define and refine project requirements, and design, pricing and risk parameters. The RFP is the first step in IO's new progressive procurement approach, which will deliver projects through more collaborative means. A fairness monitor will oversee the RFP process, which includes: - Qualifying teams with demonstrated experience, and that meet financial capacity requirements, which will then proceed to the subsequent phase of the RFP process, thereby receiving bid documents and an invitation to attend commercially confidential meetings. - Submissions by qualified teams, related specifically to overall organization structure and team project experience, as well as design development, construction management and project controls plans for the Development Phase, and a financing plan and the price of the developer's design and preconstruction services during the Development Phase. The RFP process is expected to close in fall 2023, after which IO and The Ottawa Hospital will evaluate the submissions and select a partner to enter into a Development Phase Agreement for the Development Phase. Upon completion of the Development Phase, it is expected that the development partner would enter into a fixed-price, public-private partnership (P3) agreement to design, build, finance, and maintain the project. Interested companies must register with www.merx.com to download the RFP and participate in the first phase of the process. *The Ministry of Health is funding $2.1 billion, with the remaining funding coming locally through fundraising. Official bid documents must be obtained from www.merx.com *As of October 12, 2023: The request for proposals (RFP) stage has closed for The Ottawa Hospital - Civic Campus Redevelopment Project. The Ottawa Hospital's new campus will be home to a state-of-the-art acute care academic hospital, that will support training of the next generation of health care workers and advance life-changing research. The new hospital will be one of Canada's largest and most modern teaching hospitals, that will include a trauma centre for Eastern Ontario, and will support The Ottawa Hospital's (TOH's) delivery of health care to the greater Ottawa and Eastern Ontario region, Western Quebec, and Nunavut. The new hospital will provide a full range of specialized services and programs, and outpatient clinics to treat the most complex injuries and illnesses. Following a fair and open two-phase RFP process that began in November 2022, one prequalified company has responded by today's deadline. The project is being procured using a new progressive public-private partnership (P3) approach, which will involve both a Development Phase Agreement with the development partner and - upon the conclusion of the Development Phase - a design-build-finance-maintain P3 Project Agreement to implement the project. Over the next few months, Infrastructure Ontario (IO) and TOH will evaluate the RFP submission and enter into a Development Phase Agreement with the new Development Partner. During this phase, IO, TOH, and the Development Partner will work together to further define and refine project requirements, design, pricing and risk parameters. The Development Partner is expected to be announced in early 2024, and project construction is expected to begin following the Development Phase. IO and TOH are working with the Ministry of Health to deliver this project.