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Alberta Utilities Commission - Request for Quotes - AUC-26-06 Operational Audit, Inspection and Compliance Program

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AB-2026-04713International

Submission Closed07/15/2026, 08:00:00 PM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

The Alberta Utilities Commission is seeking external expertise to develop an operational audit, inspection, and compliance function to protect Alberta's social, economic, and environmental interests. The selected provider will validate and finalize a preliminary mapping of operational obligations across various impact domains, including health, safety, reliability, and environmental factors, specifically for electric distribution, transmission, power generation, energy storage, and gas utility pipelines. The project involves translating these obligations into a risk-based compliance framework and establishing a prioritized audit and investigation plan. The work is divided into three interrelated scopes with specific deliverables and a final consolidated report. This solicitation, identified as AB-2026-04713, requires responses by July 15, 2026, and may result in the award of one or more of the defined scopes.

General Info

AUC seeks external expertise to develop a risk-based operational audit and compliance framework.

Agency

Alberta Utilities CommissionView Agency

Contract Value

$153,000

NAICS

926130 - Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other UtilitiesView NAICS

Place of Performance

AB, CAN

Set-Aside

NONE

Awardee

HatchView Profile

Award Issued Date

08/13/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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PhaseAwarded

PostedJun 24

Solicitation

AwardedAug 13

Contract was awarded

Submission Closed

07/15/2026, 08:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyAlberta Utilities Commission

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Alberta Utilities Commission

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Full Description

The AUC is developing an operational audit, inspection and compliance function in support of its mandate to protect the social, economic and environmental interests of Alberta. AUC staff have completed a preliminary mapping exercise of operational obligations that utility operators in Alberta are subject to across the following identified impact domains: environmental, health, safety, reliability, noise, visual impacts, agricultural land and emergency management. These obligations are set out by asset-type (electric – distribution, electric – transmission, power generation, energy storage, and gas utility pipelines). For each obligation, the AUC has identified the source of jurisdiction and the authority having jurisdiction. The AUC requires external expertise to validate and finalize this mapping with a focus on obligations under the AUC’s jurisdiction, and to translate it into an operational, risk-based audit, inspection and compliance program, including prioritization and audit and investigation planning.
The Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) is establishing an operational audit, inspection and compliance function to support its mandate. AUC staff have completed a preliminary mapping of operational obligations across multiple impact domains (environmental, health, safety, reliability, noise, visual impacts, agricultural land, and emergency management) by asset type. The AUC requires external expertise to: • Validate and finalize this mapping, • Translate it into an operational audit, inspection and compliance framework, and • Develop a risk-based audit and inspection program with prioritized planning. The statement of work is organized into three interrelated scopes, each with defined deliverables and a final consolidated report. The AUC may decide to award any one or more of these scopes pursuant to this RFQ.