Alberta Purchasing #AB-2026-06490

RFP for Standardized Cost-benefit Assessment Methods for Water Storage Infrastructure in Alberta

The Government of Alberta, Environment and Protected Areas, is seeking expert services to develop standardized cost-benefit assessment methods for large water storage infrastructure projects. - Government Buyer: - Alberta Environment and Protected Areas - Scope of Work: - Develop standardized approaches for cost-benefit assessments of water storage projects - Evaluate water storage and infrastructure options for flood and drought mitigation - Review funding and delivery models for water storage infrastructure - Identify long-term water storage needs across Alberta - Standardize assessment methods for comparability province-wide - Submission Requirements: - Proposals must be submitted electronically in Microsoft Word or Adobe Acrobat format - All relevant documentation must be included - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; this is a service-based opportunity - Notable Requirements: - Focus on enhancing water availability and security for communities, agriculture, and industry - Emphasis on comparability and standardization of assessment methods

Description

The solicitation is for a Request for Proposal to develop standardized methods for conducting cost-benefit assessments of large water storage projects in Alberta. The project aims to evaluate water storage and infrastructure to mitigate flood and drought risks, review funding and delivery approaches, identify long-term storage needs, and standardize cost-benefit assessments to enable comparability across the province. The work will support Alberta's goal to enhance water availability and security amid growing demand from communities, agriculture, and industry.

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