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City of Edmonton - Negotiated Request for Proposal - 935651 IPD Edmonton Valley Zoo Enclosure Renewal and Enhancement

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AB-2025-07889International

Submission Closed01/30/2026, 04:00:00 PM UTC

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We Wai Kai Nation Thunderbird and Elders SubdivisionThe We Wai Kai Nation is inviting bids for the construction of municipal infrastructure and site servicing for two developments: the Thunderbird Subdivision, which includes 37 single-family residential lots, and the Elders Complex, comprising 18 duplex units and one common building. The scope of work encompasses full road construction, installation of underground water, sanitary, and storm sewer systems, coordination and installation of shallow utilities, construction of stormwater management facilities, and all necessary earthworks, grading, testing, commissioning, restoration, and ancillary works required to complete the project to functional and regulatory standards. All activities must be executed with careful attention to environmental and community impacts, ensuring long-term durability and compliance with local and Indigenous infrastructure requirements. Tender submissions are due by July 31, 2026, following the solicitation’s posting on July 25, 2026, under reference number BC231795. The contract is administered by the We Wai Kai Nation with oversight from the Government of Canada, and inquiries should be directed to the primary point of contact, John Sorenson, Contracting Authority, via john.sorenson@wwkengineering.ca. The project is federally supported and located within the jurisdiction of the We Wai Kai Nation, with performance expected in the designated development areas. Bidders must be prepared to meet stringent quality, safety, and timeline expectations, as well as coordinate closely with Indigenous governance and environmental protocols throughout all phases of construction.

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Carmichael Promenade Phase 4 Lot Line AdjustmentThe contract involves a lot line adjustment within the Carmichael Promenade Phase 4 subdivision to realign property boundaries between Lots 18, 19, and 20 and the shared Lot B. The adjustment will expand the individual lot sizes of Lots 18, 19, and 20 by transferring land from Lot B, which will be significantly downsized to consist solely of a north-south paseo that runs adjacent to Lots 12, 13, 20, and 21. This change is intended to create private backyard areas for residents of Lots 9 through 24 while preserving an essential pedestrian and bicycle pathway that connects throughout the neighborhood. The modification ensures continued public access for non-motorized traffic and maintains the subdivision’s overall connectivity, even as ownership and use of the land are reconfigured. The project is forecasted by Sacramento County under the title Carmichael Promenade Phase 4 Lot Line Adjustment, with a posted date of July 24, 2026. Julie Newton, the Environmental Coordinator, is the primary point of contact, handling regulatory and environmental inquiries, while Tim Blair is listed as the applicant. The place of performance is in Sacramento, California, and the project can be tracked through the California Environmental Quality Act database using the provided link. No solicitation number or NAICS code has been assigned, and the project type is listed as a forecast, indicating it is not yet open for bidding but is in the planning and notification phase.

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Carmichael Promenade Phase 6 Lot Line AdjustmentThe contract pertains to a lot line adjustment within the Carmichael Promenade Phase 6 development in Sacramento, California, involving Lots 21, 22, and 23 along with the common Lot B. The adjustment will expand the individual parcel sizes of Lots 21, 22, and 23 by reconfiguring the boundaries to deduct land from Lot B, which will be significantly reduced in size. The revised Lot B will be limited to a narrow paseo running north to south, bordered by Lots 12, 13, 20, and 21, designed to preserve pedestrian and cyclist connectivity across the subdivision while enabling private backyard space for residents of Lots 9 through 24. This change enhances residential usability without compromising public access, maintaining the subdivision’s open space function and transit-friendly design. The project is listed as a forecast under Sacramento County’s jurisdiction with no solicitation number or set-aside classification indicated. It was posted on July 24, 2026, and is managed through the California Environmental Quality Act portal. Primary point of contact is Julie Newton, Environmental Coordinator at Sacramento County, reachable via email and phone, while Tim Blair of SGI Companies serves as the applicant. The place of performance is clearly defined as Sacramento, California, with no specified zip code or additional address details provided. All regulatory and procedural actions associated with the adjustment are subject to local land use and environmental compliance requirements under California law.

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Minor Subdivision No. PA-2600045A minor subdivision application under PA-2600045 proposes splitting a single parcel into two distinct lots: one measuring five acres designated for a residential homesite and the other comprising 42.3 acres, both with direct access to N. Alpine Road. Each parcel will rely on individual onsite wells for potable water and septic systems for wastewater management, with no centralized utilities proposed. Stormwater runoff will be managed through natural drainage patterns without engineered controls. The property remains subject to the Williamson Act, which imposes restrictions on land use to preserve agricultural and open space values. The application is being processed by San Joaquin County through its planning division, with primary point of contact Henna Khan, Assistant Planner, and engineer Joe Murphy providing technical support. The forecasted posting date is July 24, 2026, and the project is located in Lodi, California, with all correspondence and documentation directed through the county’s planning office.

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Carmichael Promenade Phase 3 Lot Line AdjustmentThe Carmichael Promenade Phase 3 Lot Line Adjustment involves modifying the boundaries between Lots 10, 11, 12, and the common Lot B within the Carmichael Promenade Map to expand the private lot sizes of Lots 10, 11, and 12 while reducing Lot B to a narrow paseo running north to south adjacent to Lots 12, 13, 20, and 21. This adjustment is designed to provide enhanced private backyard space for residents of Lots 9 through 24 without compromising essential pedestrian and cyclist connectivity throughout the subdivision. The reconfiguration ensures that Lot B retains its function as a public corridor, preserving access and circulation for nonmotorized traffic while accommodating increased residential use of adjacent parcels. The project is forecasted by Sacramento County in California with a posted date of July 24, 2026, and is managed through the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) process, as indicated by the provided uiLink. The primary point of contact is Julie Newton, Environmental Coordinator, reachable via email and phone, while Tim Blair is listed as the applicant. There is no solicitation number, set-aside designation, or NAICS code associated with this forecast, and the place of performance is clearly identified as Sacramento, California. The adjustment reflects a planning effort to balance private property expansion with the continued need for public open space and connectivity within the development.

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Carmichael Promenade Phase 5 Lot Line AdjustmentThe Carmichael Promenade Phase 5 Lot Line Adjustment involves reconfiguring the boundaries between Lots 13, 14, and 15 and the existing common Lot B within the Carmichael Promenade Map to expand the individual lot sizes of Lots 13, 14, and 15 while significantly reducing the area of Lot B. The revised Lot B will be narrowed to accommodate only the paseo—a pedestrian and cyclist corridor extending north to south—bordering Lots 12, 13, 20, and 21. This adjustment is intended to create private backyard spaces for residents of Lots 9 through 24 while preserving continuous public access for nonvehicular traffic throughout the subdivision. The change supports enhanced residential use without compromising the neighborhood’s connectivity and open space goals. The project is forecasted by Sacramento County under the California Office of Planning and Research’s CEQA process, with the official record accessible through the provided UI link. No solicitation number has been assigned, and the procurement is not currently categorized under a specific set-aside or NAICS code. The primary point of contact is Julie Newton, Environmental Coordinator at Sacramento County, reachable via phone or email, while Tim Blair of SGIC Companies serves as the applicant. The place of performance is clearly defined as Sacramento, California, and all actions pertain to land use modifications within the existing Carmichael Promenade development boundaries.

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Bonadelle Lacey Ave Residential ProjectThe Bonadelle Lacey Ave Residential Project involves the annexation and rezoning of a 16.65-acre site west of the City of Hanford, incorporating seven specific Assessor Parcel Numbers, with development planned for 13.88 acres of the parcel. The project proposes a tentative subdivision map to create 78 single-family residential lots ranging from 4,172 to 10,367 square feet each, while preserving the existing rural residences on the remaining 2.77 acres without any new construction. Infrastructure improvements including access roads, lighting, landscaping, storm drains, water and sewer connections, and utility lines for electricity and communications will be installed in accordance with city standards, extending along the future Aquifer Drive alignment. A Planned Unit Development may be necessary to accommodate wider garage dimensions that exceed the standard limits for small-lot developments under the City of Hanford’s municipal code. The project aligns with the existing General Plan Land Use Designation and current zoning, permitting the proposed 78 residential units without requiring a change in land use classification. The project is being managed by the City of Hanford, with key contacts including the Principal Planner, the applicant, and a planning consultant, and is forecasted to be posted for public review in July 2026.

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Carmichael Promenade Phase 1 Lot Line AdjustmentThe Carmichael Promenade Phase 1 Lot Line Adjustment involves a reconfiguration of property boundaries between Lot 16, Lot 17, and Lot B within the Carmichael Promenade subdivision in Sacramento, California. The adjustment will increase the sizes of Lots 16 and 17 by transferring land from Lot B, which will be significantly reduced to encompass only the narrow paseo running north to south, adjacent to Lots 12, 13, 20, and 21. This change is designed to create private backyard areas for residents of Lots 9 through 24 while preserving continuous pedestrian and cyclist access through the public paseo, ensuring the subdivision maintains its intended connectivity for nonvehicular traffic. The modification supports enhanced residential usability without compromising public rights-of-way or community access. The project is forecasted by Sacramento County with a posted date of July 24, 2026, and is listed under the agency’s environmental review process. Julie Newton, the Environmental Coordinator, serves as the primary point of contact for inquiries, while Tim Blair is identified as the applicant. Although no solicitation number, NAICS code, or set-aside details are provided, the project is part of a broader development context requiring environmental coordination and compliance. The official project page can be accessed through the California Environmental Query and Notification system at the provided URL, indicating that further documentation, environmental analysis, and public review are anticipated prior to implementation.

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Conditional Use Permit 2026-10 Tulare Business ParkChris Ajiluni has initiated a request for a Conditional Use Permit to develop a 39,000 square foot commercial business park in Tulare, California, targeting uses such as automotive repair, equipment repair, contractor and trade services, and specialty retail. The project, designated as Conditional Use Permit 2026-10 Tulare Business Park, is being processed through the City of Tulare with a posted date of July 24, 2026, and is currently in the forecast stage. The proposed development will feature multiple lease spaces designed to accommodate a variety of light industrial and commercial tenants. All work will be performed at the specified location in Tulare with a zip code of 93274. Primary contact for the permitting process is Jonathan Coelho, Associate Planner for the City of Tulare, reachable via email or phone, while Chris Ajiluni, Senior Director of Investments, serves as the originating requester with direct contact information provided. Further details and documentation can be accessed through the provided California Environmental Quality Act link.

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Carmichael Promenade Phase 2 Lot Line AdjustmentThe project involves a lot line adjustment between Lots 9 and 24 and common Lots B and I within the Carmichael Promenade Map in Sacramento County, California. The primary objective is to expand the parcel sizes of Lots 9 and 24 by transferring land from Lots B and I, which will be significantly reconfigured. Lot B will be narrowed to exclusively encompass the north-south paseo that runs alongside Lots 12, 13, 20, and 21, preserving essential pedestrian and cyclist connectivity across the subdivision while creating private backyard areas for the adjacent residential lots. The modification ensures that public access through the paseo remains intact and unobstructed, maintaining the intended communal layout of the neighborhood. This adjustment is part of Phase 2 of the Carmichael Promenade development and is being managed by Sacramento County, with Julie Newton serving as the Environmental Coordinator and Tim Blair listed as the applicant. The project was posted as a forecast on July 24, 2026, and further details can be accessed through the provided California Environmental Quality Act link. No solicitation number or set-aside classification is indicated, and the work is focused solely on land boundary realignment to enhance individual property utility without compromising public rights-of-way or neighborhood flow.

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CD-S-2025-0001/TT-2025-0004The City of Simi Valley has issued a cluster development permit and tentative map application for the construction of 58 single-family homes on a 19.53-acre parcel located at 6024 Cochran Street, with the project also planning to create one remaining parcel from the site. The proposed development is being pursued by Colton Lee Communities, who is listed as the project applicant, while the City’s Associate Planner, Neal Morrissette, serves as the primary point of contact for regulatory and planning matters. The permit and map request, identified by the numbers CD-S-2025-0001 and TT-2025-0004, was posted on July 24, 2026, and is categorized as a forecast document, indicating it is in the preliminary stages of review under the city’s land use and planning authority. All activity related to this permit is focused within the boundaries of Simi Valley, California, with the specified zip code 93063, and the project details are publicly accessible through the state’s CEQA Net portal for environmental and planning transparency.

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MS_2024-0002 (Winett)The project involves a minor subdivision of a 0.58-acre parcel located southwest of central Hopland, California, into two lots: Lot 1 at 0.22 acres containing an existing single-family residence and Lot 2 at 0.36 acres, which remains undeveloped. The property is situated in a Suburban Residential (SR) zoning district, surrounded by similar residential uses, with a school bordering the eastern edge. The land is relatively flat with no existing vegetation, and both water and sewer utilities are accessible through the Hopland Public Utility District. A 60-foot-wide private easement, Ralph Bettcher Drive, runs along the northern boundary, with 30 feet of that easement within the subject parcel. The baseline physical conditions reflect current development and parcel configuration prior to the proposed subdivision, as required under CEQA Guidelines Section 15125. The applicant is seeking approval to formally divide the parcel without altering existing infrastructure or land use beyond the proposed lot creation. The project is formally designated as MS_2024-0002 (Winett) and was posted on July 24, 2026, under the jurisdiction of Mendocino County, California, with the place of performance located in ZIP code 95449. Primary point of contact is Marco Rodriguez, Planner I, reachable through the Mendocino County government email and phone, with Penelope Winett listed as an additional contact. Access to project details is available via the CEQA Net portal, and no set-aside or NAICS code applies as this is a local land use matter rather than a federal procurement. The subdivision request does not involve public funding or competitive bidding, and all actions are being managed under local planning regulations.

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AI Contract Overview

The contract involves the renewal and enhancement of enclosures at the Edmonton Valley Zoo, led by the City of Edmonton through a negotiated request for proposal process. The solicitation was posted on January 7, 2026, with proposals due by January 30, 2026. This project aims to improve the quality and functionality of the zoo's animal enclosures, ensuring they meet updated standards for animal welfare, visitor experience, and environmental sustainability. This federal-level contract is managed by the Government of Canada on behalf of the City of Edmonton, with the primary point of contact being Linda Lu, the Contracting Authority. The work will be performed in Alberta. Interested parties are advised to refer to the official tender notice online for complete details, submission requirements, and guidelines to participate in this solicitation.