# Alberta Purchasing #024581

Alberta warehouse facility assessment and portfolio optimization study

**Posted:** October 05, 2026
**Respond By:** October 20, 2026
**Identifier:** 024581
**NAICS:** 541611

The Government of Alberta is seeking a consulting study to assess warehouse and storage facilities in Edmonton and review its Surplus Sales program in Calgary.
- **Government buyer:** Government of Alberta.
- **Scope and facilities:** Assess three owned Edmonton sites with 15 buildings and three leased Edmonton sites with three buildings; also review a leased Calgary facility at 38 Highfield Circle S.E. as part of the Surplus Sales program.
- **Assessment:** Establish a current-state baseline of facility condition, utilization, operational suitability, capacity, long-term role, deferred maintenance, lifecycle needs, and tenant improvements.
- **Options to evaluate:** Consolidation, co-location, relocation, lease reduction, adaptive reuse, redevelopment, continued ownership, disposition, demolition, replacement, and new construction.
- **Required recommendations:** Provide a long-term portfolio strategy with decision-ready findings, cost estimates, benefits, risks, implementation constraints, change-management considerations, sequencing, and timelines.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No OEMs or vendors are named in the opportunity. Any implementation work resulting from the study will be procured separately.

### Description

The Government of Alberta is seeking consulting services for a facility condition assessment and portfolio optimization study of warehouse and storage facilities in Edmonton, along with a review of the Surplus Sales program in Calgary. The work will assess the facilities’ condition, performance, utilization, suitability, capacity, and long-term role, and evaluate portfolio options including consolidation, relocation, lease reduction, redevelopment, continued ownership, disposition, demolition, replacement, and new construction. The consultant will provide decision-ready recommendations with cost estimates, benefits, risks, implementation constraints, change-management considerations, sequencing, and timelines. The review covers three owned Edmonton sites with 15 buildings, three leased sites with three buildings, and a leased Calgary facility at 38 Highfield Circle S.E.; any resulting implementation will be separately procured.

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