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Industry Feedback Requested on 24 Sussex Project

Public Services and Procurement Canada is seeking feedback on the Request for Qualifications for the 24 Sussex project. This follows Prime Minister Mark Carney's announcement in June regarding plans to restore the prime minister's residence. The restoration will involve a national design competition and fundraising campaign.

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Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) has announced that it is looking for feedback from the industry regarding the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) related to the restoration of 24 Sussex Drive, the official residence of the Prime Minister of Canada. This initiative comes on the heels of Prime Minister Mark Carney's announcement made in June, which outlined plans for a comprehensive restoration of the historic residence. The project is intended to harness innovative design ideas through a national design competition, complemented by a fundraising campaign aimed at gathering support and resources for the restoration efforts.

The 24 Sussex project is significant both for its historical value and its function as a central site for government activities. The residence has seen various renovations over the years, but the current plans mark a structured approach towards a more extensive refurbishment, engaging the broader public and professional design community for feedback. This feedback process is an initial step in ensuring that the project aligns with best practices and meets the expectations of both the public and stakeholders involved in the restoration effort.

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