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Children and Family Services - Pre-qualification Request - Children and Family Services PQR-002-CFS

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Alberta Children and Family Services has issued a new Pre-Qualified Request List, PQR-002-CFS, to establish a standing list of Qualified Service Providers eligible for future service contracts without the need for further competitive bidding. All interested parties, including existing Qualified Service Providers under the prior PQR-001-CFS, must submit a new Proposal Submission Form to be considered for inclusion in this updated register. While existing contracts under the previous list remain unaffected, participation in PQR-002-CFS is mandatory for those wishing to be considered for future service opportunities. Proponents are required to specify the Service Categories they wish to qualify for and the geographic Service Delivery Regions within Alberta where they intend to operate. The resulting resource list will serve as a foundational tool for the Ministry to efficiently award contracts for prevention-focused, community-based supports aligned with its mission to enhance the quality of life, safety, and empowerment of Albertans. The solicitation, identified as AB-2026-05351, was posted on August 11, 2026, and responses are due by June 30, 2031. For inquiries, contact Manager Hickimatu Kwagbenu through the Centralized Procurement Office.

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Alberta Children and Family Services seeks qualified providers for future contracts under PQR-002-CFS, open until June 30, 2031.

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624190 - Other Individual and Family ServicesView NAICS

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AgencyChildren and Family Services
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Hickimatu KwagbenuManager Centralized Procurement Office

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This notice serves as the official announcement of the Alberta Children and Family Services’ new Pre-Qualified Request List (PQR-002-CFS). Interested proponents including those that currently qualified under the existing PQR-001-CFS, are required to submit the new Proposal Submission Form in accordance with the requirements of this opportunity (PQR-002-CFS). Please note that current contracts entered into as a Qualified Service Providers (QSP) under PQR-001-CFS are not affected by the PQR-002-CFS. Alberta Children and Family Services (“Ministry”) works collaboratively with government, community, partners, and stakeholders to improve the quality of life for Albertans through delivery of respectful, adaptive supports and innovative, prevention-focused programs and policies. The Ministry strives to ensure that Albertans are supported – that they have the resources and skills to optimize their quality of life, that they are protected and safe in their homes and communities, and that they are enabled and empowered to be successful. The purpose of this PQR is to establish resource list of Qualified Service Providers for the Ministry’s future service contracting requirements. The Resource Lists may be used to call for proposals and/or to award contracts without further competition. A separate Request for Proposals (RFP) may be advertised for specialized services. In this PQR, Proponents are to identify Service Categories that they want to qualify for and the respective Service Delivery Regions of the Ministry in which they want to qualify to provide those services. A resource list of Qualified Service Providers will be generated following the evaluation of submissions.

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