Infrastructure Ontario (IO) and North York General (NYG) have issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the New Patient Care Tower redevelopment project, being delivered through IO’s Alliance delivery model.
The new tower will include patient care spaces and underground parking connecting to NYG’s existing building to enable flow of patients, staff, and materials, ensuring a high level of integration between new and existing spaces. The new tower will include up to 317 private patient rooms, expanding NYG’s acute care capacity by up to approximately 100 net-new beds, in addition to expanded spaces for NYG’s most critical programs and services.
Teams were prequalified through a Request for Qualification (RFQ) process that began in January 2025. The prequalified teams are now invited to respond to the RFP. The teams and their prime team members are:
Team Name: Building Beyond Alliance
- Applicant Leads: Bird Design-Build Construction Inc. & Graham Design Builders LP
- Design Prime Team Members: HDR Architecture Associates, Inc.
- Construction Prime Team Members: Bird Design-Build Construction Inc. & Graham Design Builders LP
Team Name: EllisDon Corporation
- Applicant Leads: EllisDon Corporation
- Design Prime Team Members: Parkin Architects Limited
- Construction Prime Team Members: EllisDon Corporation
Team Name: North York Healthcare Alliance
- Applicant Leads: Pomerleau Inc. & Ledcor Construction Limited
- Design Prime Team Members: Montgomery Sisam Architects Inc.
- Construction Prime Team Members: Pomerleau Inc. & Ledcor Construction Limited
Team Name: PCL Constructors Canada Inc.
- Applicant Leads: PCL Constructors Canada Inc.
- Design Prime Team Members: DIALOG Ontario Inc.
- Construction Prime Team Members: PCL Constructors Canada Inc.
These teams will be preparing proposals that detail how they will deliver the project. Proposals will be evaluated by IO and NYG, and the top-ranked team will enter into a Project Alliance Agreement with IO and NYG that governs the entire term of the project – from the start of the Development Phase through to the end of the implementation phase, subject to Ministry of Health’s approval.
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