# Alberta Purchasing #AB-2026-06534

Coordinated Municipal Strategic Planning Services for Multiple Alberta Municipalities

**Posted:** September 25, 2026
**Respond By:** October 19, 2026
**Identifier:** AB-2026-06534
**NAICS:** 541611, 541618

The County of St. Paul No. 19 in Alberta is seeking a consultant to provide Coordinated Municipal Strategic Planning Services for multiple municipalities.
- Government buyer:
  - County of St. Paul No. 19 (Alberta)
  - Participating municipalities: County of St. Paul No. 10, Town of Elk Point, Town of St. Paul, Summer Village of Horseshoe Bay
- Vendors/OEMs:
  - No specific OEMs or vendors named; opportunity is open to qualified consulting firms
- Products/services requested:
  - Strategic planning consultation services
  - Scope includes development or update of Council-approved Strategic Plans for each municipality
  - Coordination efficiencies, facilitation consistency, and strategic alignment required, especially for municipalities with shared service agreements
- Unique/notable requirements:
  - Single consultant to serve all municipalities for consistency
  - Focus is strictly on municipal strategic planning; no regional amalgamation implied
  - No products, part numbers, or hardware/software specified
- Estimated contract value:
  - Not specified; typical consulting engagement for municipal strategic planning
- Period of performance:
  - Expected to begin after contract award and run for approximately five months

### Description

The County of St. Paul is seeking proposals for Coordinated Municipal Strategic Planning Services to assist participating municipalities in developing or updating Council-approved Strategic Plans. These plans will guide the current Council term and support decision-making on priorities and resource allocation. The project involves multiple municipalities including the County of St. Paul No. 10, Town of Elk Point, Town of St. Paul, and Summer Village of Horseshoe Bay. The engagement of a single consultant aims to ensure coordination, facilitation consistency, and strategic alignment among the municipalities. This is a municipal-focused project and does not imply regional amalgamation.

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