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Assisted Living and Social Services - Request for Proposal - Workforce Development Employment Services for Urban Indigenous Job Seekers with Resource Centre and Employer Services

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AB-2026-05299International

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The Ministry of Assisted Living and Social Services is seeking qualified contractors to deliver integrated Career Employment Information Services in the Edmonton Metropolitan Area, specifically tailored to support Indigenous job seekers—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—who face significant and complex barriers to employment. The required services include a Resource Centre, Workforce Development Services, and Employer Services, all designed to provide holistic, client-centred support that helps individuals prepare for, secure, and maintain meaningful employment. Successful proponents must have demonstrated experience delivering culturally responsive programming for Indigenous communities and a proven ability to address diverse employment challenges through wraparound strategies that reduce barriers, foster strong employer partnerships, and ensure access to comprehensive resource supports. The initiative prioritizes long-term job retention and requires a deep understanding of the unique needs of urban Indigenous populations. Proposals must strictly adhere to all requirements outlined in the RFP, as failure to meet mandatory criteria will result in disqualification. All communication regarding the RFP must be submitted in writing via email to prmnorth.rfp-proposals@gov.ab.ca no later than August 26, 2026, and must reference the RFP number AB-2026-05299. Answers to inquiries will be posted publicly on the Alberta Purchasing Connection website. Proposals are to be submitted electronically in Microsoft Word and/or searchable PDF format by September 4, 2026, at 2:00:59 PM Alberta Time, addressed to Caroline Gallardo. Only one contract will be awarded, and this solicitation is not governed by the Alberta Government’s Procurement and Sole Sourcing Directive or trade agreement obligations.

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Contract for Indigenous employment services in Edmonton, with culturally responsive, wraparound support, due September 4, 2026.

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Assisted Living and Social ServicesView Agency

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561311 - Employment Placement AgenciesView NAICS

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AgencyAssisted Living and Social Services
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Assisted Living and Social Services
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Caroline GallardoContract & Procurement Spec.

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The Ministry of Assisted Living and Social Services (ALSS), Employment Services Branch, through Procurement and Resource Management – North Zone is inviting proposals from qualified Contractors to deliver a combination of Career Employment Information Services (CEIS) elements in the Edmonton Metropolitan Area. These Services include, but are not limited to, Resource Centre, Workforce Development Services, and Employer Services. These Services are intended to support Indigenous Job Seekers (First Nations, Métis, and Inuit) residing in the Edmonton Metropolitan Area who face multiple and complex barriers to employment. The successful proponent will be responsible for delivering comprehensive, client-centred supports that assist individuals in preparing for, securing, and sustaining meaningful employment. Proponents must demonstrate experience in delivering culturally responsive programming, particularly for Indigenous populations, as well as expertise in supporting individuals with diverse employment challenges. Service delivery should reflect a holistic, wraparound approach that incorporates barrier-reduction strategies, strong employer engagement, and access to Resource Centre supports to enhance employment readiness and promote long-term job retention. Proposals must meet the requirements, terms, and conditions outlined in this RFP. Proponents should review all materials carefully. Proposals that do not meet mandatory requirements may not be considered. This Request for Proposals (RFP) is a contract selection process to identify an organization whose Services align with the goals of this initiative. It is not a solicitation under the Alberta Government’s Procurement and Sole Sourcing Directive or trade agreement obligations. One (1) Contract will be awarded as part of this RFP. All questions and any forms of communication between the Proponents and the Province in relation to this RFP must be submitted in writing via email to prmnorth.rfp-proposals@gov.ab.ca by Wednesday, August 26, 2026, and must include the RFP number from the front page. Questions received after this date will be addressed at the discretion of the Province. Answers to all questions will be documented and posted publicly on the Alberta Purchasing Connection (APC) website: www.purchasingconnection.ca. Proposals must be submitted electronically in both Microsoft Word and/or searchable PDF formats by the closing date and time. Send submissions to: prmnorth.rfp-proposals@gov.ab.ca RFP Closing Date and Time: Friday, September 4, 2026, no later than 14:00:59 Alberta Time Attention: Caroline Gallardo Procurement and Resource Management- North Zone Edmonton Ministry of Assisted Living and Social Services

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