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SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF THE ECO-VOYAGE WORKSHOP

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BC229120Canada

Submission Closed05/21/2026, 11:00:00 PM UTC

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The City of Vancouver intends to contract with Better Environmentally Sound Transportation (BEST) to deliver Eco-Voyage workshops beginning in spring 2026, building on the program’s proven success since 2022. BEST, established in 1991, specializes in promoting sustainable transportation through community-driven initiatives, and Eco-Voyage specifically supports newcomers and youth by offering multilingual, intergenerational workshops that combine classroom learning with on-the-ground travel excursions to build confidence and competence in using Vancouver’s public transit, cycling, and pedestrian networks. The program also provides ongoing multilingual resources covering pedestrian safety, bike etiquette, transit fares, and car-share options, empowering residents of all ages and abilities to adopt and maintain sustainable mobility habits. The contract is valued at approximately $16,100 and carries a term of up to two years, with potential for further extensions as needed to ensure continuity of service. This procurement opportunity is issued under solicitation number BC229120, posted on May 7, 2026, with responses due by May 21, 2026. All submissions must be made through the City of Vancouver Supplier Portal, and inquiries can be directed via the official Q&A board on the portal prior to the deadline. The contracting authority is Perry Badesha, whose contact information is listed for questions related to the solicitation. The initiative is part of the City’s ongoing commitment to expand accessible, equitable, and environmentally responsible transportation options across the community, aligning with broader goals to encourage active mobility and reduce reliance on private vehicles.

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City of Vancouver contracts BEST to deliver multilingual Eco-Voyage transit workshops for newcomers and youth, 2026–2028, valued at $16,100.

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Government of Canada → City of Vancouver

NAICS

611630 - Language Schools View NAICS

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CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 7

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Response DeadlineMay 21

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Submission Closed

05/21/2026, 11:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → City of Vancouver

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Government of Canada → City of Vancouver

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Perry BadeshaContracting Authority

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Full Description

Notice is hereby given by the City of Vancouver (City) of its intent to contract with Better Environmentally Sound Transportation (“BEST”) for the supply and delivery of Eco-Voyage workshops, commencing in spring 2026.Founded in 1991, Better Environmentally Sound Transportation (BEST) promotes sustainable transportation and mobility options in Vancouver and across British Columbia through programs, partnerships, and leadership. Its initiatives include Bike Valet, Seniors on the Move, Eco-Voyage, and Living Streets.Eco-Voyage delivers intergenerational workshops designed to help individuals—particularly newcomers and youth—navigate Vancouver’s transportation system. Through multilingual sessions, participants learn about multimodal travel options via classroom instruction and hands-on excursions that build skills, confidence, and peer connections.In addition to these initiatives, BEST provides multilingual resources to support ongoing use of Vancouver’s transportation network. These resources cover topics such as pedestrian safety, cycling routes and etiquette, public transit use and fares, and car-share options. These materials have empowered residents of all ages and abilities to make informed, sustainable travel choices, raised awareness of active transportation infrastructure, and encouraged continued use of sustainable travel options.Based on the success of these programs since 2022, and to maintain business continuity, the City intends to extend its partnership with BEST for a term of up to two years. Contract Term: The contract is valued at approximately $16,100 and may be extended on an as-needed basis.Anyone wishing to request more information and/or has any questions with regard to this NOITC may use the Q&A Board of the event on the City of Vancouver supplier portal prior to the closing date and time.Further information on this procurement opportunity is available at this linkAll responses to this procurement opportunity must be submitted through the City of Vancouver Supplier Portal.