# Alberta Purchasing #AB-2026-06692

Sandy Lake climate risk assessment and resilience planning

**Posted:** October 06, 2026
**Respond By:** October 16, 2026
**Identifier:** AB-2026-06692
**NAICS:** 541620, 541715

The Summer Village of Sandy Beach is seeking an assessment and practical resilience plan for climate risks affecting Sandy Lake and the surrounding community.
- **Government buyer:** Summer Village of Sandy Beach.
- **OEMs and vendors:** None are named; this is a professional-services requirement rather than a purchase of named products.
- **Requested services:** Assess water quality and quantity, climate hazards, risks, and vulnerabilities using watershed and local data, mapping, and modelling. Evaluate water supply, stormwater, wastewater, and land-management strategies.
- **Engagement and planning requirements:** Engage residents, nearby communities, and Alexander First Nation; incorporate community feedback and traditional ways of knowing; prioritize tangible mitigation actions and infrastructure projects; and include emergency preparedness and resilience recommendations.
- **Deliverables:** Climate Risk Assessment Report, Climate Resilience Action Plan, and educational materials such as a presentation and infographic.
- **Period of performance:** Approximately five months, spanning late 2026 through early 2027; no option periods or annual subscription are stated.
- **Estimated value:** No budget is provided; the value shown is an approximate planning estimate.

### Description

The Summer Village of Sandy Beach is seeking a comprehensive, actionable plan to improve the long-term sustainability and climate resilience of Sandy Lake and the community. The work includes assessing water quality and quantity, climate hazards, risks and vulnerabilities, and strategies for mitigation, water security, and land management. Deliverables include a Climate Risk Assessment Report and a Climate Resilience Action Plan, along with community engagement involving nearby communities and Alexander First Nation. Educational materials and recommendations are also intended to support stewardship, emergency preparedness, and climate-resilient infrastructure planning.

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