New Brunswick Opportunities Network #SELIP2026-1

Consulting Services for Bilingual Regional Immigration Strategy – Southeast New Brunswick

This opportunity seeks consulting expertise to develop a bilingual, holistic regional immigration strategy for Southeast New Brunswick (2027-2032): - Government buyer: Southeast Regional Service Commission (SERSC), Economic Development division, Moncton, New Brunswick - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named; this is a service-based RFP - Services requested: - Development of a comprehensive, place-based regional immigration strategy for 13 communities (12 municipalities and 1 rural district) - Deliverables must be bilingual (French and English) and include: - Stakeholder mapping - Literature review and benchmarking - Participatory consultations (in-person and virtual) - Systems analysis and SWOT matrix - Action plan, monitoring, and governance frameworks - Measurable outcomes and reporting tools - Notable requirements: - Demonstrated expertise in regional immigration strategies, strategic planning, and stakeholder engagement - All public-facing work and deliverables must be in both official languages - Annual reviews and biannual progress reporting are required - Integration of regional collaboration and governance anchored in the Southeast Local Immigration Partnership (SELIP) - No products or hardware are being procured; only consulting services are required

Description

The Southeast Regional Service Commission is soliciting proposals for the development of a Holistic, Place-Based Regional Immigration Strategy for Southeast New Brunswick covering 2027-2032. The strategy aims to create a coordinated regional framework to enhance immigration attraction, integration, retention, and long-term growth. Qualified consulting firms with expertise in strategic planning, regional development, immigration ecosystems, stakeholder engagement, and bilingual service delivery are invited to submit proposals. The project will involve collaboration among municipalities, organizations, employers, educational institutions, Indigenous partners, and government stakeholders within a shared regional framework.

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