Opportunity
Alberta Purchasing #AB-2026-06190
Engineering Consultant Services for Wastewater Upgrades Planning at Peter Lougheed Provincial Park
Posted
September 08, 2026
Respond By
September 29, 2026
Identifier
AB-2026-06190
NAICS
541330
Alberta Forestry and Parks is seeking engineering consultant services to plan upgrades for wastewater systems at Boulton Creek and Fortress Junction in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park. - Government Buyer: - Government of Alberta, Forestry and Parks agency - Scope of Work: - Assessment of existing wastewater infrastructure across multiple park facilities (campground, comfort station, maintenance shop, dump station, Trading Post, service station, staff residence) - Condition assessments, feasibility studies, options analysis, geotechnical investigations, cost estimates, and prioritization - Addressing aging infrastructure, operational challenges, high-strength wastewater, seasonal operation, winterization, capacity, and long-term operation - Informing conceptual designs for future upgrades - Products/Services Requested: - Engineering consultant services (no specific equipment or OEMs named) - Unique Requirements: - Comprehensive evaluation of diverse wastewater systems - Consideration of seasonal and winterized operations - Focus on long-term sustainability and operational challenges - OEMs: - No OEMs or specific vendors mentioned in the solicitation
Description
This solicitation is a Request for Proposal for engineering consultant services focused on wastewater upgrades planning at Boulton Creek and Fortress Junction within Peter Lougheed Provincial Park. The scope includes assessing existing wastewater infrastructure, developing conceptual designs for upgrades, conducting condition assessments, feasibility studies, options analysis, geotechnical investigations, cost estimates, and prioritization. The evaluation covers wastewater systems serving various facilities such as the campground, comfort station, maintenance shop, dump station, Trading Post, service station, and staff residence, with considerations for seasonal operation and long-term use. The project aims to address aging infrastructure and operational challenges, informing future upgrade designs.