Merx #RRPD004

Solicitation for Comprehensive Planning Study for Libau, Manitoba

This opportunity seeks qualified planning consultants to develop a long-term planning solution for the Libau area in Manitoba, led by the Rural Municipality of St. Clements and the Red River Planning District. - Government Buyer: - Rural Municipality of St. Clements (in partnership with Red River Planning District) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or product vendors are mentioned; this is a professional services procurement - Products/Services Requested: - Comprehensive planning study for the Libau area - Includes research and analysis, community profiling, mapping and land analysis, market and development analysis, stakeholder consultation, and delivery of a final planning framework - Final deliverable to guide future development in the Libau Settlement Centre - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Alignment with provincial planning legislation, current zoning by-laws, and industry standards - Community engagement and actionable recommendations for Council - Proposals must include firm qualifications, methodology, timeline, budget, and references - Project completion required within two months of contract award - Place of Performance and Delivery: - Work to be performed in the Libau area, Rural Municipality of St. Clements, Manitoba - Delivery location at 2978 Birds Hill Road, East St. Paul, Manitoba

Description

The Red River Planning District is seeking proposals from qualified planning consultants or consulting firms to develop a long-term planning solution for the Libau area in the Rural Municipality of St. Clements, Manitoba. The project involves identifying key planning issues and providing a comprehensive, modernized framework for the Libau Settlement Centre that aligns with current planning policies and regulatory requirements. The scope includes research and analysis, community profiling, mapping and land analysis, market and development analysis, consultation with stakeholders, and delivering a comprehensive planning exercise to guide future development. Proposals must be submitted by May 8, 2026, and the project is expected to be completed within two months.

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