Opportunity

Alberta Purchasing #RFP 26-015

Environmental Planning Consulting Services for Rocky View County EMP Background Research

Posted

September 04, 2026

Respond By

September 30, 2026

Identifier

RFP 26-015

NAICS

541620

Rocky View County, a municipal government in Alberta, Canada, is seeking qualified environmental planning consultants or multidisciplinary teams to support the development of a future Environmental Master Plan (EMP). - Government Buyer: - Rocky View County (municipal government, Alberta, Canada) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to consulting firms specializing in environmental planning - Products/Services Requested: - Consulting services for background research, analysis, and reporting to inform the EMP - Tasks include: - Organizing and synthesizing existing environmental information - Identifying gaps and opportunities in current data and programs - Comparing leading municipal environmental planning approaches - Providing options and recommendations to guide the EMP process - Focus areas: land use planning, development, stewardship, partnerships, and community-facing environmental programs - Exclusions: internal operations (buildings, fleet, procurement, energy use), full EMP drafting, broad public engagement, statutory-plan amendments, primary field investigations, and complete natural asset valuation - Unique/Notable Requirements: - The project is limited to background research and analysis, not full EMP development - Deliverables will provide an evidence-based roadmap and engagement questions for later phases - No products are being procured; only consulting services are required

Description

Rocky View County is seeking a qualified environmental planning consultant or multidisciplinary consulting team to conduct background research, analysis, and reporting to establish the technical and policy foundation for a future Environmental Master Plan (EMP). The work involves organizing existing information, identifying gaps and opportunities, comparing leading municipal approaches, and providing options to guide the EMP process. The EMP will focus on land use planning, development, stewardship, partnerships, and community-facing environmental programs, excluding internal operations. The scope excludes full EMP drafting, broad public engagement, statutory-plan amendments, primary field investigations, or a complete natural asset valuation.

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