CanadaBuys #1000270327

Public Health Engineering Reviews for Alberta First Nations Infrastructure

Indigenous Services Canada is seeking on-demand public health engineering reviews for First Nations infrastructure projects in Alberta. - Government buyer: Indigenous Services Canada (ISC), Regional Service Delivery Sector, Alberta Region; Environmental Public Health Services (EPHS). Tyler Evans is identified as a contact. - Services requested: Review plans and specifications for water supply, wastewater, stormwater, and aquatic facility projects; assess public-health risks and mitigation; provide technical advice; conduct requested site visits; and present findings to community leaders and stakeholders. - Deliverables and qualifications: Provide certified, stamped engineering reports, generally within three weeks of receiving review documents. Reports must be prepared by an engineer in good standing with APEGA. Required staffing categories include senior, project, and junior engineers, a Certified Engineering Technologist, and a technician; the solicitation specifies relevant experience requirements. - Standards and other requirements: Follow applicable Canadian drinking-water recommendations, Alberta water and wastewater standards, and First Nations drinking-water protocols. Travel may be required across Alberta and must be pre-approved; authorized travel and direct expenses are reimbursed at cost. Security screening and Protected B document safeguarding apply. - Eligibility: The opportunity is set aside for eligible Indigenous businesses. - OEMs, products, quantities, and part numbers: None are specified; this is a professional-services requirement.

Description

Indigenous Services Canada is seeking qualified engineering firms to provide public health engineering review and advisory services for water, wastewater, and aquatic facility infrastructure projects in First Nations communities throughout Alberta. Services are provided as and when requested and may include engineering reviews, risk assessments, site visits, consultations, presentations, and professional engineering reports supporting Environmental Public Health Services. The solicitation is set aside under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business and is open only to eligible Indigenous businesses. The contract has a 36-month initial term with up to two additional one-year options, and security requirements apply.

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