Strathcona County - Request for Qualification - RFSQ #26.0087 Utilities Minor Infrastructure Installation and Repair
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Strathcona County has issued Request for Supplier Qualifications RFSQ 26.0087 to identify eligible providers for utilities minor infrastructure installation and repair. The scope of work focuses on the maintenance and installation of water and wastewater collection infrastructure, specifically linear assets ranging from 3/4 to 12 inches in diameter across various pipe types and weights. Additionally, the deliverables include necessary landscaping services on both public and private properties within the legal boundaries of the county. Interested respondents must obtain the RFSQ documents through the Euna portal. The submission deadline for this solicitation is October 13, 2026, at 8:00 PM. Primary inquiries and coordination are managed by Murray Reid, the Senior Procurement and Contract Advisor for Strathcona County, with the performance of the work taking place in Alberta.
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Refer to the attached Submission Instructions – 26.0087.
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