The University of Manitoba is requesting proposals from experienced artists to create a life-size bust of Dr. John Loxley, using appropriate materials, with the final work to be cast in bronze using the lost wax process. The bronze bust will be mounted on a granite pedestal and installed at Innovation Plaza, located in Auld Place near the University Administration Building at the Fort Garry campus of the University of Manitoba.
Proposals must be emailed to Mary Abante at mary.abante@umanitoba.ca at UM’s Purchasing Services on or before October 29, 2026
The UM has a budget for this project of $25,000 to $30,000 before applicable taxes. This budget is also stated in the EOI document.
RFT # CR-0012-2627-AC - Stanley Pauley Building Mechanical Revisions and Upgrades (238C240624-03)
The University of Manitoba, Purchasing Services, is requesting tender submissions for this project through the Euna Procurement Submission Portal Service (formerly named Bonfire) Network.
Closing Date: Extended to: October 23rd, 2026 at 2:00 P.M. (Winnipeg Time).
Open To: Pre-Qualified General Contractors https://umanitoba.ca/admin/financial_services/purch/suppliers.html
Addenda: Please note that bidders are required to monitor the site where the competition is hosted, i.e. the Euna Procurement Submission Portal Service, for all addenda. It is the responsibility of the Bidder to ensure all addenda were received and to acknowledge receipt of all addenda on the bid form. Failure to comply may result in your bid being rejected.
Contact: Andrew Cramer by email at: Andrew.Cramer@umanitoba.ca
This RFT is posted in compliance with the applicable New West Partnership Trade Agreement (NWPTA), Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA), and/or the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) regulations.
The University of Manitoba's Dr. Gerald Niznick College of Dentistry is seeking a qualified supplier to design, fabricate, deliver, and install 16 custom millwork/student workbenches and one instructor station for the Brass Pre-Clinical Simulation Laboratory. The project will retain selected existing benches and add new double-station benches to create six (6) additional student simulation positions and a modified instructor station in accordance with the architectural layout and site conditions (refer to attached layout drawing).The target delivery date is noted in Section A – 4.0 Procurement Schedule
Board meetings and strategic plans from University Of Manitoba
Royal Society of Canada Expert Panel Consultation Meeting
Date: Nov 1, 2013Type: Meeting mention
The panel discussed the future of Canadian libraries and archives, emphasizing their critical role in democracy, memory building, and providing essential services to diverse populations, including indigenous and new Canadians. Key discussion points included the integration of digital and physical information resources, the need for libraries and archives to better communicate their value and impact to the public, and the role these institutions play in supporting health literacy, community resilience, and evidence-based policy making.
The Dr. Gerald Niznick College of Dentistry Strategic Plan
Date: Mar 21, 2023Type: Strategic Plan
This document outlines The Dr. Gerald Niznick College of Dentistry's strategic plan to modernize its oral healthcare education and delivery. It focuses on redeveloping 60 clinical operatories with advanced digital technology, upgrading facilities, and improving patient accessibility and flow. The plan aims to prepare learners for future dental technologies and ensure continued essential dental services for diverse populations, including seniors and newcomers to Canada.
University of Manitoba Planning Document 2016-2046
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The presentations, titled "Reimagine the Eastern Transportation Corridor Presentations 2021," outline a strategic approach to integrate Indigenous knowledge, culture, and history into campus planning and design for the University of Manitoba's Eastern Transportation Corridor. The core focus is on acknowledging the land's deep pre-colonial past, recognizing the sacred and vital role of water, and fostering relationships and reconciliation in all development. This planning effort aims to decolonize campus environments, support Indigenous achievement, and create inclusive, sustainable spaces by weaving Indigenous principles and traditions into the university's physical and cultural fabric, extending the vision of the 2016 Visionary Regeneration Master Plan.
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