FCM GHG Reduction Pathway Feasibility Study

The City of Richmond is soliciting qualified consultants to develop a Greenhouse Gas Reduction Pathway Feasibility Study and a Climate Risk Assessment for multiple of its facilities, aiming to identify viable strategies for lowering emissions and evaluating potential climate-related risks to municipal infrastructure and operations. This initiative seeks input from experienced proponents whose proposals must align with the technical and strategic requirements outlined in the contract documents, with a submission deadline set for June 5, 2026. The solicitation, identified as BC8453P, replaced an earlier RFP that was fully withdrawn, rendering all prior submissions invalid and nullifying any associated obligations. The procurement is managed by the City of Richmond, with the Contracting Authority reachable via [email hidden], and is open to proponents responding to the updated solicitation under the newly posted notice. Although the document references the Government of Canada as the agency organization, the procurement is distinctly a municipal effort led by Richmond, with all performance activities expected to occur within its jurisdiction. The notice is publicly accessible through the Canada Buys platform, but no set-aside provisions, NAICS codes, or federal procurement classifications apply. Proponents must ensure their submissions meet the detailed scope and regulatory expectations defined in the updated contract documentation to be considered for award.