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Recreation Strategy and Capital Planning Consultant

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The Recreation Strategy and Capital Planning Consultant subcontract for the Village of Pemberton involves performing strategic recreation planning to support prime contractors on municipal projects. The selected consultant will be responsible for developing a coordinated strategy for recreation service delivery and creating comprehensive capital planning frameworks for various facilities. A critical component of this role is the establishment of inter-jurisdictional collaboration models involving the Village, the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, and the Līlwat Nation. The final deliverable for this engagement is a completed Regional Recreation Strategy document. Prospective consultants must meet specific compliance requirements, including maintaining professional liability insurance and obtaining WorkSafeBC clearance. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541611 and is managed through the Province of British Columbia. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 14, 2026. All project activities are centered around enhancing regional recreation infrastructure and fostering multi-jurisdictional partnerships within the Pemberton area.

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Consultant to develop a Regional Recreation Strategy and capital plan for Village Pemberton.

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Village of Pemberton Regional Recreation Strategic Plan

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → Village of Pemberton
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Performs strategic recreation planning for prime contractors on Village of Pemberton municipal projects. Develops a coordinated strategy for recreation service delivery and creates capital planning frameworks for facilities. Establishes inter-jurisdictional collaboration models between the Village, SLRD, and Līlwat Nation. Requires professional liability insurance and WorkSafeBC clearance. Delivers a completed Regional Recreation Strategy document.

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