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City of Chestermere - Request for Proposal - Public Engagement and Planning Services for the Chestermere-Calgary Intermunicipal Development Plan

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AB-2026-03111Canada

Submission Closed05/20/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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The City of Chestermere and the City of Calgary are collaborating to update the Chestermere–Calgary Intermunicipal Development Plan to better address ongoing growth pressures, regional priorities, and comply with Ministerial Order 025/25. This update will broaden the plan's scope beyond the current boundary focus to encompass a wider range of regional planning considerations. The project involves securing two consultancy roles: an Engagement Consultant responsible for public and stakeholder engagement, and a Planning Advisor who will offer technical planning and policy advice as needed. Final authority and decision-making power will remain with the municipalities, following their established intermunicipal governance framework. The request for proposal, issued by the City of Chestermere under solicitation number AB-2026-03111, was posted on April 20, 2026, with a response deadline set for May 20, 2026. The procurement falls under the Government of Canada’s jurisdiction, with performance taking place in Alberta. Interested parties are encouraged to contact the contracting authority, Andrea Pritchett, via the provided email for further information. The engagement and planning services will play a crucial role in ensuring the updated intermunicipal development plan effectively manages growth and regional collaboration between Chestermere and Calgary.

General Info

Chestermere and Calgary update development plan, seek consultants for engagement and planning advisory roles.

Agency

Government of Canada → City of Chestermere

NAICS

925120 - Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development View NAICS

Place of Performance

Alberta, CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedApr 20

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Response DeadlineMay 20

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Submission Closed

05/20/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → City of Chestermere

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Government of Canada → City of Chestermere

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Andrea PritchettContracting Authority

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The City of Chestermere and the City of Calgary are jointly updating the Chestermere–Calgary Intermunicipal Development Plan to address growth pressures, regional priorities, and Ministerial Order 025/25, expanding its scope beyond the existing boundary focus. The project will be supported by two separate consultant roles, an Engagement Consultant focused solely on public and stakeholder engagement, and a Planning Advisor providing as-needed technical planning and policy advice, with final decision making retained by the municipalities under established intermunicipal governance.