Alberta Purchasing #27AGI083

Vermilion River Channel Condition Assessment and Hydraulic Study

The Government of Alberta is seeking engineering and assessment services to evaluate channel conditions and water-flow performance along a section of the Vermilion River. - Government buyer: Government of Alberta, Agriculture and Irrigation (AGI); no sub-agency or specific office is identified. - Opportunity: Solicitation 27AGI083 for a visual condition assessment and hydraulic study from Ben’s Lake Diversion Structure to downstream of the Lake Six outlet. - Requested services: Assess both constructed and natural channel sections, including how aquatic vegetation—particularly cattails—and sediment affect channel conveyance capacity. - Key analysis and recommendations: Evaluate channel performance, effects on upstream water levels, and flood risk; identify priority cleanout locations and recommend remedial measures to restore or improve channel capacity and flow conveyance. - OEMs and vendors: None are named. No equipment or product purchases, part numbers, or quantities are specified.

Description

Agriculture and Irrigation (AGI), Government of Alberta, is seeking a visual condition assessment and hydraulic evaluation of the Vermilion River reach from Ben’s Lake Diversion Structure to downstream of the Lake Six outlet. The work will assess channel conditions, including constructed and natural sections, and identify constrictions and the effects of vegetation and sediment accumulation on flow capacity. The hydraulic study will evaluate potential impacts on upstream water levels and flood risk. The contractor is to recommend priority cleanout locations and other remedial measures to restore and optimize channel capacity and flow conveyance.

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