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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on May 15, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Assisted Living and Social Services - Request for Proposal - Disability Services-RFP-PDD-Inclusive Post-Secondary Education

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AB-2026-03729Canada

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The Inclusive Post Secondary Education initiative supports adults eligible for Persons with Developmental Disabilities services in accessing mainstream college and university settings across Alberta, fostering inclusion, lifelong learning, and sustainable employment pathways. Sixteen post secondary institutions collaborate to provide students with opportunities to audit academic courses, participate in campus activities, engage with peer communities, and access general student services, all while receiving tailored supports that align with individual goals and evolving needs. The program emphasizes seamless integration into campus life without duplicating existing institutional supports, requiring coordinated delivery across diverse academic environments and through all phases of the academic year, including summer and transition periods into employment. Services under this initiative are designed to be responsive and person-centered, ensuring participants receive appropriate assistance throughout their educational journey and beyond, with a primary focus on securing meaningful employment upon completion. The solicitation, issued by the Government of Canada under the Assisted Living and Social Services division with solicitation number AB-2026-03729, invites proposals to deliver these supports across Alberta institutions. With a response deadline of June 5, 2026, and a NAICS code of 624120, the contract is managed by Kevin Hay, Contracting Authority, and is intended to expand capacity for inclusive education and career outcomes for individuals with developmental disabilities within post secondary institutions throughout the province.

General Info

Provincial program supporting adults with developmental disabilities in Alberta post-secondary education and employment.

Agency

Government of Canada → Assisted Living and Social Services

NAICS

624120 - Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities View NAICS

Place of Performance

Alberta, CAN

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NONE

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Assisted Living and Social Services
Contacts1 person available
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Organization / Agency
Government of Canada → Assisted Living and Social Services
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Kevin HayContracting Authority
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Inclusive Post Secondary Education (IPSE) is an established provincial initiative that supports adults eligible for Persons with Development Disabilities ( PDD ) services to access and participate in post secondary education within mainstream college and university settings. The initiative reflects a commitment to inclusion, lifelong learning, and pathways to employment for individuals with developmental disabilities. Supporting clients to find employment at the completion of the program is a key outcome of the services. This project includes 16 post secondary institutions (PSIs) that provide access to their campuses and are supportive towards the Proponent delivering IPSE Services on their site(s). IPSE provides students the opportunity to engage in audited academic coursework, campus life, and employment related experiences within diverse institutional environments. Participation includes attendance in post secondary classes, involvement in student clubs and activities, engagement with peer groups, and exposure to campus based resources and services available to the general student population. IPSE operates within varied post secondary contexts, each with its own academic structures, policies, supports, and campus culture. As a result, coordinated service delivery is required to ensure students receive appropriate supports that enable participation while respecting institutional roles and avoiding duplication of existing services. The scope of this project includes the provision of IPSE supports across participating PSIs, throughout the academic year, over summer periods, and during transitions related to employment and program completion. Supports must be responsive to Client goals and changing needs as Clients progress through their post secondary experiences.