Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) – Phase One

This project is the first phase of CAMH’s 10-year, three-phase redevelopment plan for its Queen Street site in Toronto.  

This phase of the redevelopment will include the first of CAMH's modernized core bed buildings, which will be for clients of its Geriatric Mental Health Program and Child, Youth and Family Program.  The project will also create 12 new beds (the first of their kind in Toronto) offering youth withdrawal management and the capacity to provide care for youth and adolescents with addictions, plus those who have both mental health and addiction problems.  The project also includes modernized and less institutional outpatient care buildings.

MAJOR PROJECT MILESTONES

Request for Qualifications (RFQ) issued June 27, 2008	Request for Proposals (RFP) issued January 15, 2009	Winning bidder named October 16, 2009	Construction work starts April 6, 2010

OTHER PROJECT ANNOUNCEMENTS

• Pre-qualified proponents named- October 29 , 2008
• Request for proposals closed- July 27, 2009
• Preferred proponent selected- October 16, 2009
• Financial Close Achieved- December 18, 2009

PROJECT DOCUMENTS

• Request for Proposals(RFP)
• Project Agreement

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