Opportunity
Alberta Purchasing #261103ALF
Alberta Law Foundation explores an AI-enabled access-to-justice platform
Posted
November 03, 2026
Respond By
December 19, 2026
Identifier
261103ALF
NAICS
541511, 541512
The Alberta Law Foundation is exploring a province-wide AI-enabled platform to make legal information and services easier for Albertans to access. - Government buyer: Alberta Law Foundation (ALF); no sub-agency or office is identified. - Opportunity: Non-binding expressions of interest from Alberta-based nonprofit organizations, applying independently or leading a consortium. - Requested service: Develop and implement a platform to help people find legal information, navigate the justice system, describe and organize legal concerns, and connect with suitable legal services and human assistance. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, commercial vendors, or specific products are named. - Response requirements: Submit a questionnaire, indicative budget, and signed letter of interest. Present one coherent concept and state assumptions; the questionnaire should be a searchable PDF of no more than 15 pages. A working prototype, final architecture, and full business case are not required. - Notable safeguards: Do not submit real client records or privileged case information. The process will help ALF assess approaches, organizational capabilities, partnerships, costs, governance, and risks before deciding whether or how to proceed. - Timing and value: Period of performance and contract value are not specified.
Description
The Alberta Law Foundation invites Alberta-based non-profit organizations, independently or as consortium leads, to express interest in developing and implementing a province-wide AI-enabled technology platform. The proposed platform would help Albertans access legal information, navigate the justice system, organize information about legal concerns, and connect with legal services and human assistance. This is an exploratory, non-binding process to assess potential solutions, organizational capabilities, partnerships, costs, governance, and risks before ALF decides whether and how to proceed. Responses are due December 18, 2026, and must include a completed questionnaire, indicative budget, and signed letter of interest.