City of Wetaskiwin - Request for Proposal - Request for Proposal for Engineering services for various projects - 2027 to 2029
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The City of Wetaskiwin is seeking proposals from qualified professional engineering consulting firms to provide a comprehensive range of engineering services for various projects from 2027 to 2029. The scope of work encompasses site surveys, detailed design, plan and profile drawings, design cross-sections, cost estimates, project management, and general engineering advice. Potential projects include water and wastewater facility upgrades, road reconstructions, asphalt overlays, utility replacements, building assessments, and neighborhood rehabilitations. Successful proponents may be awarded a three year standing offer agreement, which includes an option for a two year extension. Interested firms must submit their proposals by the deadline of December 10, 2026. This solicitation, identified as AB-2026-07351, is managed by the City of Wetaskiwin in Alberta, Canada, with Vikramjit Singh serving as the primary point of contact.
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