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Engineering Services for Muskoseepi Park Utility Rehabilitation Project

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The City of Grande Prairie is seeking comprehensive engineering services for the Muskoseepi Park Utility Rehabilitation Project under solicitation RFP-2026-100. The selected consulting firm will be responsible for the full project lifecycle, including preliminary engineering, detailed design, tender preparation, stakeholder engagement, construction supervision, and warranty inspection. The scope specifically focuses on the evaluation, design, and replacement of storm drainage and outfalls, sanitary sewers, and pressurized treated water distribution systems. All work must adhere to the City's Construction and Design Manuals as well as Aquatera Utilities Standards and Guidelines. Key deliverables include 30%, 60%, and 90% design packages, geotechnical and CCTV inspection reports, and a final tender document package. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the bids&tenders platform by October 20, 2026, at 2:00 P.M. Mountain Time. Award selection is based on a combined technical and price evaluation, with a mandatory minimum technical score of 70% required to proceed to financial evaluation. The contract includes specific cash allowances totaling 135,000 dollars for hydrovac services, CCTV, and geotechnical testing. Qualified consultants must provide a Government of Alberta endorsed Certificate of Recognition (COR) or an equivalent safety program. Payment terms are set at 30 days from the receipt of electronic invoices, and the agreement will be finalized through negotiations based on a provided Form of Agreement.

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Engineering services for Muskoseepi Park utility rehabilitation, due October 20, 2026, via bids&tenders.

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City of Grande PrairieView Agency

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541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

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Attachment A1 - Site Location: Muskoseepi Park Utility Rehabilitation

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Muskoseepi Park Utility Rehabilitation - Asset List

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RFP-2026-100: Engineering Services for Muskoseepi Park Utility Rehabilitation Project

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RFX-2023-X Consulting Services Agreement

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AgencyCity of Grande Prairie
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The City of Grande Prairie (the “City”) is requesting detailed and comprehensive proposals from Engineering consulting firms (the “Consultant”) specializing in storm drainage, storm drainage outfalls, storm modelling, overland drainage, sanitary sewer modelling, sanitary sewer system design, pressurized treated water distribution systems, and public engagement. They will provide services for preliminary engineering, detailed design, tender preparation, stakeholder communications and engagement plans, construction supervision and inspection, contract administration, project management, close-out, post construction, and warranty inspection for the project.

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