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Indigenous Relations Consultant

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The Indigenous Relations Consultant subcontract seeks an expert to provide strategic guidance on Indigenous ownership and partnership models for prime contractors working on Ministry of Housing projects within the Métis Nation British Columbia framework. The selected consultant will be responsible for advising on Métis ownership structures and designing engagement strategies for Indigenous subcontractors and suppliers to ensure full compliance with MNBC Procurement Policy 714. Key deliverables include the development of comprehensive partnership frameworks and the production of detailed engagement reports. To qualify for this role, candidates must demonstrate proven experience facilitating Métis or Indigenous partnerships specifically within British Columbia. This opportunity is managed by the Métis Nation BC in coordination with the Province of British Columbia. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 7, 2026, to be considered for this specialized consultancy position.

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Consultant to advise on Indigenous ownership and partnership models for MNBC housing projects.

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REQUEST FOR SUPPLIER QUALIFICATION Development Consultant Services

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → Metis Nation BC
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Provides expertise in Indigenous ownership and partnership strategies for prime contractors on Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) Ministry of Housing projects. Advises on Métis ownership structures and develops strategies for Indigenous subcontractor and supplier engagement per MNBC Procurement Policy 714. Requires demonstrated experience with Métis or Indigenous partnerships in British Columbia. Delivers engagement reports and partnership frameworks.

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