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Advanced Education - Request for Proposal - Expert Panel on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Impacts in Labour Markets and Educational Post-Secondary Outcomes: Research, Analysis and Engagement Support

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Advanced Education has issued a request for proposal to secure services and materials for the Expert Panel on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Impacts on Labour Markets and Educational Post-secondary Outcomes. The contract involves research, analysis, and engagement support aimed at understanding and addressing how AI is influencing labor markets and post-secondary education outcomes. While specific budget details are not disclosed, and the delivery date provided is an estimate subject to change, interested parties are encouraged to consult the RFP document for comprehensive delivery information. The solicitation, identified as AB-2026-04117, was posted on May 29, 2026, with a submission deadline of June 19, 2026. The opportunity is managed by Advanced Education within the Government of Canada, with the work primarily taking place in Alberta. Direct inquiries can be made to the contracting authority, Elizabeth Mangali, via the provided email address. This contract reflects the government's initiative to engage expert analysis and stakeholder collaboration to better understand AI's effect on labor and education sectors.

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Contract seeks expert panel for AI impacts on labor markets and post-secondary education outcomes.

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Government of Canada → Advanced Education

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541720 - Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities View NAICS

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Alberta, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Advanced Education
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Advanced Education has a requirement for the deliery of certain services and materials related to the Expert Panel on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Impacts on Labour Markets and Educational Post-secondary Outcomes: research, analysis and engagement support. The Government of Alberta does not post budget information. The opportunity does not reflect the Government of Alberta’s actual project estimate. NOTWITHSTANDING THE NOTED DELIVERY DATE, the delivery date is an estimated date only. Refer to the RFP Document for delivery information. Please direct questions to Elizabeth Mangali at Elizabeth.Mangali@gov.ab.ca.

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