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Forestry and Parks - Request for Proposal - Firebase Catering and Janitorial Consulting Services

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AB-2026-05563International

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The Forestry and Parks Division of Alberta is seeking qualified consultants to provide catering and janitorial oversight services across 35 fire bases and incident camps located in 10 Forest Areas throughout the province. Seasonal fire personnel residing at these camps rely on contractor-provided meals and cleaning services, and the consultants hired under this contract are responsible for regularly assessing the quality, safety, and compliance of these services with Alberta Health standards. Assessments must be documented using a standardized template, and any significant findings require immediate notification to on-site officials and a detailed written report submitted within 24 hours. Consultants also serve as advisors to camp supervisors, contractors, and forestry staff, offering expert guidance to improve operational standards and ensure consistent service delivery. Successful proponents will be assigned to one of three designated geographic work areas for the duration of the contract, though occasional travel to camps outside their primary region may be required, with travel arrangements agreed upon in advance. The role demands a strong understanding of food safety protocols, sanitation regulations, and camp operations in remote, high-pressure environments. Up to four contracts may be awarded through this competitive solicitation process, with proposals due by August 28, 2026. Primary contact for inquiries is Mike Kingsbury, Wildfire Prevention Officer, reachable via email or phone provided in the solicitation.

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Provide catering and janitorial oversight at 35 remote fire camps, ensuring health compliance and rapid reporting.

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Forestry and ParksView Agency

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722320 - CaterersView NAICS

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AB, CAN

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Mike KingsburyWildfire Prevention Officer

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The Forestry Division owns and operates 35 primary and secondary fire bases (camps) in 10 Forest Areas located throughout Alberta. Personnel hired seasonally to support fire fighting efforts live at these camps during fire season, consuming meals prepared and served by contractors. Camp supervisors Act as the main point of contact at these fire bases, overseeing base operations. The primary role of a Firebase Catering and Janitorial Consultant hired under this contract is to conduct regular assessments of contracted food and cleaning services delivery at firebases and incident camps and assist the Province with ensuring contractors meet Alberta Health standards for food preparation/handling and cleaning of camp facilities. Assessments will be submitted via a templated report. When significant findings are identified, consultants will advise on site officials and prepare and submit documented findings within 24 hours of the initial observation. Consultants will also be required to provide camp management advice/expertise to contractors, camp supervisors and other forestry personnel overseeing delivery of food and cleaning services contracts. Successful Proponents will be assigned to one of three work areas for the duration of the contract. From time to time a consultant may be required to travel to a firebase or incident camp beyond their assigned working to conduct an assessment. In such cases travel times will be discussed and agreed upon prior to travelling. Up to four (4) Contracts may be awarded through this RFP.

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