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Change Management and Workplace Design Consultant

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The Region of Waterloo is seeking a Change Management and Workplace Design Consultant to establish transition frameworks and physical design standards for prime contractors working on corporate facility projects. The selected consultant will be responsible for facilitating stakeholder engagement and developing a comprehensive Workplace Design Toolkit that includes CAD/BIM standard layouts and detailed furniture specifications. All deliverables must strictly adhere to AODA Corporate Guidelines for Information and Communication. The primary objectives of this subcontract are the delivery of a finalized Change Management Framework and a completed Workplace Design Toolkit. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 26, 2026. This project falls under NAICS code 541410, focusing on specialized architectural and design consultancy services to standardize corporate facility environments.

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Waterloo seeks a consultant for change management and workplace design toolkit by October 2026.

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This scope was carved out of C2026-47.

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Develops transition frameworks and physical design standards for prime contractors on Region of Waterloo corporate facility projects. Facilitates stakeholder engagement, creates a Workplace Design Toolkit with CAD/BIM standard layouts, and defines furniture specifications. Adheres to AODA Corporate Guidelines for Information and Communication. Delivers a completed Workplace Design Toolkit and Change Management Framework.

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