Saskatchewan Tenders #200-2026

Consulting Services for Feasibility Study: In-Hospital Urgent Care Centre and Emergency Department Expansion

The Government of Saskatchewan, via SaskBuilds and Procurement, is seeking consulting services for a feasibility study on hospital urgent care and emergency department expansion. - Government Buyer: - Government of Saskatchewan - SaskBuilds and Procurement - Scope of Work: - Feasibility study for developing an In-Hospital Urgent Care Centre (UCC) - Assessment of expanding an existing Emergency Department (ED) - Focus on care for low-acuity, non-life-threatening conditions - Evaluation of after-hours services by physicians, nurses, and allied professionals - Objective to improve urgent care access, reduce ED pressure, and optimize hospital resources - Location: - Specific hospital location disclosed after confidentiality agreement - OEMs and Vendors: - No OEMs or product vendors specified; this is a consulting services opportunity - Products/Services Requested: - Consulting services for feasibility study (no part numbers or physical products) - Unique Requirements: - Confidentiality agreement required to access location details - Emphasis on optimizing hospital resource use and improving patient care pathways

Description

The Government of Saskatchewan invites proposals from qualified consulting firms to conduct a feasibility study assessing the potential development of an In-Hospital Urgent Care Centre and the expansion of an existing Emergency Department. The study aims to evaluate the provision of care for low-acuity, non-life-threatening conditions, including after-hours services, primarily delivered by physicians, nurses, and allied professionals. The objective is to improve access to timely urgent care, reduce pressure on the Emergency Department, and optimize the use of existing hospital resources. The specific location will be disclosed upon signing a Confidentiality Agreement.

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