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This Subcontract opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on May 7, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Safety Program Development and Oversight

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The contract titled Safety Program Development and Oversight requires the development and implementation of a comprehensive, site-specific safety program tailored for high-risk geotechnical work in Alberta, Canada. This includes conducting thorough hazard assessments, establishing detailed emergency response plans, and delivering targeted safety training to ensure worker protection and regulatory compliance in demanding field conditions. The program must be designed to mitigate risks associated with geotechnical operations such as excavation, slope stabilization, and subsurface investigations, with clear protocols for incident prevention, communication, and escalation. This subcontract is issued by the Parks Canada Agency under the Government of Canada, with a response deadline of June 2, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 541690 for other scientific and technical consulting services. The work must be performed entirely within Alberta, and the successful vendor will be expected to demonstrate expertise in occupational safety frameworks, geotechnical site challenges, and federal safety standards. The contract does not specify a set-aside status or point of contact, and all proposals must be submitted through the Canada Buys procurement portal by the stated deadline.

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Develop tailored safety program for high-risk geotechnical work in Alberta, including hazard assessments.

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This scope was carved out of 5P468-26-0011/A.

The full solicitation package (4 documents), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.

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5P468-26-0011/A Stage 2 - Johnston Canyon Rock Slope Remediation, Banff National Park

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Parks Canada Agency
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Develop and implement a site-specific safety program including hazard assessments, emergency response planning, and safety training for high-risk geotechnical work.

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