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Forestry and Parks - Request for Proposal - LIQUID WASTE REMOVAL SERVICES Hilliard's Bay Provincial Park

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AB-2026-02028International

Submission Closed03/30/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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The contract involves the removal and disposal of approximately 700,000 litres of liquid waste from tanks located at Hilliard’s Bay Provincial Park, situated about 48 kilometers northeast of High Prairie, Alberta. The Contractor is required to adhere to the General Services Standards specified in Appendix B, ensuring tanks are emptied to a maximum residue of 100 mm or less. Upon request from Alberta Provincial Park staff, the Contractor must respond within 24 hours to perform the waste removal. Additionally, the Contractor is obligated to immediately clean up any liquid waste spilled outside the tanks, with no tolerance for puddles or spills left behind. This procurement opportunity is issued by the Government of Canada’s Forestry and Parks agency under solicitation number AB-2026-02028, with a posting date of March 10, 2026, and a response deadline of March 30, 2026. The point of contact for this contract is Darcie Acton, the Contracting Authority. The work location is specified as Alberta, and all services must comply with the outlined provincial and federal requirements to ensure environmental safety and operational efficiency in managing the park’s liquid waste.

General Info

Remove and dispose 700,000 litres liquid waste at Hilliard’s Bay Park, response within 24 hours.

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Government of Canada → Forestry and ParksView Agency

NAICS

562112 - Hazardous Waste CollectionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Alberta, CAN

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PostedMar 10

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Response DeadlineMar 30

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Submission Closed

03/30/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Forestry and Parks

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Darcie ActonContracting Authority

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Full Description

The Province requires the service of a Contractor to complete the removal and disposal of approximately 700,000 litres of liquid waste at the Hilliard’s Bay Provincial Park in accordance with the General Services Standards set out in Appendix B - Services. Alberta Provincial Park staff will call when tanks need to be emptied. A response time of 24 hours after the request being made is required. Tanks will be considered empty when there is 100 mm or less of liquid sewage remaining in the tanks. Any liquid waste spilled outside of the tanks must be cleaned up immediately. Leaving behind puddles or spills of liquid waste is not acceptable. Hilliard’s Bay Provincial Park is approximately 48 kilometers northeast of High Prairie, Alberta.

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