CanadaBuys #AB-2026-06746

Regional water infrastructure condition assessment and 25-year renewal planning study

Smoky Lake County is seeking a consultant to assess the Highway 28/63 Regional Water Services Commission’s water infrastructure and plan renewal investments over 25 years. - Buyer and project - Contracting organization: Smoky Lake County, on behalf of the Highway 28/63 Regional Water Services Commission. - The system includes more than 200 kilometres of waterlines and related infrastructure. - Requested services - Review available records and prepare editable GIS and equipment inventories. - Visually assess accessible infrastructure and analyze asset condition, criticality, failure risk, and remaining useful life. - Develop renewal priorities, planning-level cost estimates, and unconstrained and prioritized 25-year investment forecasts. - Facilitate workshops and provide draft and final reports with supporting inventories, calculations, and forecasts. - Scope limits and requirements - The base scope covers records review, visual inspections, and planning-level analysis. - Any additional testing, detailed hydraulic modelling, engineering design, or construction services must be separately identified and priced. - Proposals should explain the proposed methodology, team, relevant experience, schedule, fees, assumptions, and exclusions. - OEMs and vendors - No OEMs or specific consultant vendors are named. The named government and commission entities are Smoky Lake County and the Highway 28/63 Regional Water Services Commission.

Description

The Highway 28/63 Regional Water Services Commission invites proposals for a condition assessment and renewal prioritization study covering its regional water system, which includes more than 200 kilometres of waterlines and associated infrastructure. The work includes reviewing records, developing editable GIS and equipment inventories, visually assessing accessible infrastructure, analyzing asset risk and renewal priorities, and preparing planning-level cost estimates and 25-year investment forecasts. The consultant will facilitate review workshops and deliver a draft and final report with supporting inventories, calculations, and forecasts. The base scope is records review, visual inspections, and planning-level analysis; any additional testing, detailed hydraulic modelling, engineering design, or construction services must be identified and priced separately.

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