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Thorhild County - Request for Proposal - Long Lake Recreational Area Operations and Management

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AB-2026-05585International

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Thorhild County is seeking a community-minded organization to enter into a long-term operating partnership for the Long Lake Recreational Area, with the goal of transforming it into a year-round recreational hub. The successful proponent will be responsible for managing the existing ski hill while developing and implementing innovative concepts to expand seasonal usage beyond winter sports, incorporating activities such as biking, hiking, water recreation, and events that foster community engagement and economic viability. The partnership requires a strategic vision focused on sustainability, accessibility, and enhancing public access to the area throughout all seasons. Proposals must be submitted by September 1, 2026, and should demonstrate a clear understanding of local needs, operational expertise, and a commitment to preserving the natural environment while delivering high-quality recreational experiences. The procurement is being managed by Thorhild County’s Manager of Community Services, Kelly Patry, who serves as the primary point of contact for inquiries. Interested parties are encouraged to review the full solicitation through the Alberta Purchasing Connection portal and align their submissions with the county’s intent to create a vibrant, inclusive, and self-sustaining destination that serves residents and visitors alike.

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Thorhild County seeks a partner to operate and expand Long Lake Recreational Area year-round with sustainable, community-focused activities.

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713920 - Skiing FacilitiesView NAICS

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Thorhild County, AB, CAN

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AgencyThorhild County
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Kelly PatryManager of Community Services

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Seeking a communityminded organization to establish a long term operating partnership for the Long Lake Recreational Area which incorporartes the operation of the existing ski hill and presenting concepts on expanding the area use into a four season recreational hub.

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