# Alberta Purchasing #AB-2026-06164

Trail Management and Infrastructure Assessment Services for Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park

**Posted:** September 04, 2026
**Respond By:** September 29, 2026
**Identifier:** AB-2026-06164
**NAICS:** 541330, 541310, 541320

Alberta Forestry and Parks is requesting engineering consultant services for a comprehensive trail management and infrastructure assessment at Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park.
- Government Buyer:
  - Government of Alberta, Forestry and Parks agency
- Scope of Services:
  - Develop a Trail Management and Implementation Strategy for over 45 kilometers of trails
  - Assess trail structures, surface conditions, flooding concerns, dead-end routes, failing structures, connectivity, and accessibility
  - Evaluate key locations: Devonshire Beach, Marten River Campground, Lilly Lake Trail Head
  - Provide a final report detailing trail and infrastructure conditions, recommendations, and remaining useful life
- Vendors and OEMs:
  - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to qualified engineering and consulting firms
- Unique Requirements:
  - Expertise in trail and infrastructure assessment
  - Ability to deliver actionable recommendations and lifespan analysis for park infrastructure
- Products/Services Requested:
  - Engineering consultant services (no specific products or part numbers listed)
- Notable Details:
  - Assessment covers both trail management and supporting infrastructure
  - Emphasis on accessibility, connectivity, and addressing failing structures

### Description

This solicitation is a Request for Proposal for engineering consultant services to perform trail management and supporting infrastructure assessment at Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park in Alberta, Canada. The scope includes developing a Trail Management and Implementation Strategy for over 45 km of trails, assessing trail structures, conditions, flooding concerns, surface conditions, dead-end routes, failing structures, connectivity, and accessibility. The assessment will result in a final report with conditions, recommendations, and remaining useful life of the infrastructure. Key locations for the assessment include Devonshire Beach, Marten River Campground, and Lilly Lake Trail Head.

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