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Corporate Real Estate Management

$358.5MTotal spend
97Contracts
77Tenders
2022–2026Record range

Top vendors

VendorRecordsValue
POMERLEAU INC.1$96.2M
Standard Mechanical Systems Limited1$41.7M
SCHINDLER ELEVATOR CORPORATION1$19.8M
TYCO INTEGRATED FIRE & SECURITY1$15.4M
CBRE LTD1$13.5M
MJ DIXON CONSTRUCTION2$13.3M
SKYGRID CONSTRUCTION INC.1$11.9M
SOUTH CENTRAL INC4$10.2M

Recent tenders

DateTitleCategoryValue
2026-09-03The City of Toronto’s Corporate Real Estate Management (CREM) division is seeking to retain a qualified forensic accounting firm to conduct an Independent Review and Financial Audit of Change Orders submitted by a General Contractor.RFQ
2026-08-21This RFSQ is an invitation by the City of Toronto to prospective Respondents to qualify for future eligibility to provide Professional Services and Project Management for the Development of Shelter SitesRFSQ
2026-08-14nRFP to obtain a Qualified Independent (Third Party) Commissioning Agent to provide enhanced monitoring based commissioning, Measurement, Verification, and Air Tightness testing Services for the new construction of the targeted net zero emissions for the George Street Revitalization project at 339 George Street.NRFP
2026-08-10.1 The City is seeking a Supplier to provide all labour, materials, equipment and supervision necessary for Preventative and Reactive Maintenance and Technical Support Services for City-owned Solar Photovoltaic (PV) installations at various locations throughout the City of Toronto. .2 Supplier to provide Asset Tagging work during scheduled Preventative Maintenance. Asset Tagging to be optional, as decided by the City. .3 City installations includes: 55 systems for bi-annual Preventative Maintenance: 27 scheduled for 2027, 28 for 2028 38 systems at 10 kW or smaller for one-time, mid-life Preventative Maintenance: 18 scheduled for 2027, 18 for 2028 95 systems for Demand Maintenance See Appendix A for list of systems and sizes, and Pricing Sheet for sites included in Preventative Maintenance.RFQ
2026-08-05This RFP is an invitation by the City of Toronto to prospective Suppliers to submit bids for Professional Engineering Services for net-zero emissions design and construction administration for a Paramedic Station near 235 Cibola Avenue, Ward Island, TorontoRFP
2026-07-24This Request for Tender (RFT) includes multiple State of Good Repair (SOGR) and capital construction projects at various City of Toronto facilities. The Work generally includes general construction, selective demolition, architectural renovations, structural and concrete rehabilitation, asphalt paving, mechanical and HVAC system upgrades, building automation system (BAS) upgrades, electrical modifications, accessibility improvements, site works, testing, commissioning, and all associated work necessary to complete the projects. The Work shall be performed within occupied and operational facilities and may require phased construction, restricted access, after-hours, evening, and weekend work to maintain ongoing operations. The Contractor shall coordinate all construction activities with the City, the Contract Administrator, and other stakeholders to minimize operational impacts throughout the duration of the Work. The detailed scope, technical requirements, and project-specific deliverables for each location are described in the drawings, specifications, supplementary conditions, and other Tender Documents. General Scope List: • General Construction: demolition, selective demolition, renovations, restoration, and associated building works. • Architectural Works: interior renovations, building envelope rehabilitation, accessibility (AODA) upgrades, finishes, doors, hardware, and related architectural work. • Structural and Concrete Works: concrete rehabilitation, slab-on-grade repairs, asphalt paving, sidewalks, curbs, plazas, precast unit pavers, and associated site works. • Mechanical Works HVAC upgrades, RTU and AHU replacement, cooling towers, specialized ventilation systems, plumbing modifications, testing, balancing, and commissioning. • Building Automation Systems (BAS) controls replacement, programming, integration, testing, and commissioning. • Electrical Works power distribution, controls, equipment connections, lighting modifications, and associated electrical work. • Site Works grading, drainage improvements, paving, restoration, landscaping reinstatement, and traffic control. • Commissioning and Close-Out testing, commissioning, training, warranties, record documents, close-out and handover deliverables.RFT
2026-07-07RFQ for Falconry-Based Bird Management and Deterrence ServicesRFQ
2026-06-25Supply and Installation of Security Systems and ProductsRFQ
2026-06-09This nRFP is an invitation by the City of Toronto to prospective suppliers to submit Bids for General Contracting Services for 4610 Finch Ave. E Senior Services and Long Term Care SSLTC). The project comprises a 12 storey Long Term Care (LTC) facility designed to provide 378 beds for residents, with integrated provisions for supportive services, administrative spaces, and mandatory infection prevention and control (IPAC) features. It also includes space allocated to the Toronto Paramedic Services (TPS), including 2 Emergency Medical Care (EMC) vehicle bays, and administrative areas. Please utilize the Ariba Posting Discovery Link above to access the nRFP and it's documents. You can select the 'Respond' button in the Discovery Link to view and download the nRFP documents.NRFP
2026-06-01This RFP is an invitation by the City of Toronto (the “City”) to prospective suppliers to submit Bids for Net Zero Emissions Feasibility Studies for Forty (40) City of Toronto owned sitesRFP