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Cost Estimating Consultant (WWTP Expansion)

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COL-26-165International

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The City of Lethbridge has issued Request for Quotations COL-26-165 to secure a Cost Estimating Consultant for the expansion of its Wastewater Treatment Plant. This solicitation invites qualified respondents to submit non-binding offers for the required deliverables based on the pricing schedules provided. The submission deadline for this opportunity is October 22, 2026, at 8:00 PM. The City will notify both the selected consultant and unsuccessful applicants through electronic communication following the evaluation process.

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City of Lethbridge seeks Cost Estimating Consultant for Wastewater Plant expansion by October 2026.

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Attachment 1 - Insurance & Indemnification.pdf

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Attachment 2 - Conceptual WWTP Expansion Layout.pdf

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COL-26-165.pdf

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AgencyCity of Lethbridge
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This Request for Quotations (“the RFQ”) issued by the City of Lethbridge (the “City”) is an invitation to submit non-binding offers for the provision of Cost Estimating Consultant (WWTP Expansion) as further described in Section A of the RFQ Particulars (Appendix B) (the “Deliverables”), for the Rates established in the pricing Schedule(s). The respondent selected pursuant to this RFQ process will be informed through electronic communication. Respondents not selected will also be informed through electronic communication.

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