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Agriculture and Irrigation - Request for Proposal - Vermilion Dam - Dam Safety Review and Risk Analysis

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AB-2026-03703Canada

Submission Closed06/01/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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The contract seeks a comprehensive Dam Safety Review for the Vermilion Dam and its associated structures, focusing on the identification and evaluation of safety deficiencies, operational shortcomings, and issues related to operations, maintenance, and surveillance. The assessment must align with Alberta’s regulatory framework, including Part 6 of the Water Ministerial Regulation, the Alberta Dam and Canal Safety Directive from December 2018, and the Alberta Agriculture and Irrigation Dam Safety Management Plan from October 2024, while also incorporating industry best practices endorsed by the Canadian Dam Association. The review is expected to deliver actionable recommendations for remediation and risk mitigation to ensure the dam’s long-term structural integrity and public safety. Solicited under the reference AB-2026-03703, the project is issued by the Government of Canada through Agriculture and Irrigation with a response deadline of June 1, 2026. The solicitation is open to qualified proponents with expertise in dam safety engineering and risk analysis, and all submissions must adhere to the detailed Scope of Work outlined in the Terms of Reference. The point of contact for inquiries is Lewis Cheung, the Contracting Authority, reachable via email at dam.safety@gov.ab.ca. The work is to be performed in Alberta and falls under the NAICS code 541380, indicating engineering services for specialized technical assessments.

General Info

Dam Safety Review for Vermilion Dam, assessing risks, deficiencies, compliance, and remediation recommendations.

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Government of Canada → Agriculture and Irrigation

NAICS

541380 - Testing Laboratories and ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Alberta, CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 19

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Response DeadlineJun 1

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Submission Closed

06/01/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Agriculture and Irrigation

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Government of Canada → Agriculture and Irrigation

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Lewis CheungContracting Authority

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Full Description

The objective of the Dam Safety Review (DSR) is to assess and evaluate the safety of the Vermilion Dam and its appurtenant structures, including identification and review of dam safety deficiencies, non-conformances, and operations, maintenance and surveillance (OMS) issues, along with recommendations for remediation and risk mitigation / management. In general, the DSR shall comply with the requirements of the: • Scope of Work and timelines as outlined in the Terms of Reference (TOR); • Part 6 of Water (Ministerial) Regulation (205/1998); • Alberta Dam and Canal Safety Directive, December 2018 (ADCSD, 2018); • Alberta Agriculture and Irrigation’s Dam Safety Management Plan, October 2024 – Standards Document; and • Dam Safety best practices, including Canadian Dam Association (CDA) Guidelines and Technical Bulletins.

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