Opportunity

Alberta Purchasing #27TDRWCE818

Environmental Capacity Assessment Services for Muskeg River Watershed

Posted

July 31, 2026

Respond By

August 14, 2026

Identifier

27TDRWCE818

NAICS

541620

The Government of Alberta, Environment and Protected Areas agency, is soliciting proposals for an Environmental Capacity Assessment of the Muskeg River watershed. - Government Buyer: - Government of Alberta, Environment and Protected Areas - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Products/Services Requested: - Environmental capacity assessment services for the Muskeg River watershed - Analysis of non-process affected water releases (surface runoff, muskeg dewatering, aggregate dewatering, aquifer depressurization) related to oil sands mining and aggregate extraction - Review and analysis of historical and current hydrological and water quality data, industrial release data under EPEA approvals, and monitoring information - Stakeholder engagement, including with Indigenous communities - Evaluation of potential effects on hydrological integrity and water quality of the Muskeg River and its tributaries - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Emphasis on stakeholder and Indigenous community engagement - Integration of multiple data sources, including community-based monitoring - Focus on environmental impacts of industrial water releases - No products are being procured; this is a service-based opportunity

Description

The project will assess the environmental capacity of the Muskeg River watershed for the release of non-process affected water, considering releases from oil sands mining and aggregate extraction operations. It will analyze past and present hydrological and water quality data, as well as current industrial release data under EPEA approvals. The assessment incorporates ambient and community-based monitoring information to evaluate potential effects on the hydrological integrity and water quality of the Muskeg River and tributaries. Results will be shared with Indigenous communities, industry, and other stakeholders.

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