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Town of Crossfield - Negotiated Request for Proposal - Crossfield Land Use Bylaw Renewal

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AB-2026-03721Canada

Submission Closed06/05/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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The Town of Crossfield is soliciting qualified planning consultants to undertake a comprehensive renewal of its Land Use Bylaw (LUB) and associated amendments to the Municipal Development Plan (MDP), in alignment with the recently adopted 2025 MDP. Located approximately 50 km north of Calgary along Highway 2A, Crossfield is a rapidly growing community with annual population growth of 4% to 5% and a 2024 population of 4,211, driven by a strong industrial base. The goal of the project is to develop a modern, accessible, and user-friendly LUB that balances flexibility with regulatory certainty to support diverse housing options, economic growth, community well-being, and complete communities while ensuring development aligns with the updated MDP. The Proponent must demonstrate extensive experience in municipal land use planning, stakeholder engagement, and the ability to deliver innovative, cost-effective solutions under tight timelines. The project requires close collaboration with Town staff, Council, and the public to ensure the final document meets community needs and supports sustainable growth. Proposals must be submitted by June 5, 2026, in response to solicitation number AB-2026-03721, posted on May 15, 2026, through the Alberta Purchasing Connection and the Town’s website. There will be no public opening of proposals, and evaluation will be based on qualifications, experience, and capacity to deliver the outlined services. The contract is managed by Steve Altena, the Contracting Authority, and falls under NAICS code 925120. The successful Proponent will be expected to provide strategic thinking, creativity, and responsiveness throughout the process, delivering a high-quality, actionable LUB that enhances regulatory clarity, supports local businesses, and fosters equitable and inclusive development for current and future residents.

General Info

Town of Crossfield seeks planning consultants for Land Use Bylaw review and Municipal Development Plan amendments.

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Government of Canada → Town of Crossfield

NAICS

925120 - Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development View NAICS

Place of Performance

Alberta, CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 15

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Response DeadlineJun 5

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06/05/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Town of Crossfield

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Government of Canada → Town of Crossfield

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Steve AltenaContracting Authority

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Full Description

The Town of Crossfield (the “Town”) invites proposals from qualified planning consultants (the “Proponent”) to undertake a comprehensive review and renewal of the Town’s Land Use Bylaw (LUB), including associated amendments to the Municipal Development Plan (MDP), as further described in this Request for Proposal (RFP). Proponents must demonstrate, through their submission, their qualifications, experience, and capacity to deliver the services outlined in this RFP. Detailed submission requirements, evaluation criteria, and qualification requirements are provided within this document. The RFP documents are publicly available through the Alberta Purchasing Connection (APC) website, and the Town’s website. Please note that there will be no public opening of the proposals received in response to this RFP. The Town of Crossfield is a rapidly growing community with a strong industrial base, located approximately 50 km north of Calgary, Alberta, along Highway 2A. The Town has experienced annual population growth of approximately 4% to 5% in recent years and had a population of 4,211 as of 2024. The Town is undertaking a comprehensive rewrite of the LUB to provide clear direction for future development in Crossfield and to support the vision and objectives of the recently updated Municipal Development Plan (MDP) (2025). Town Council adopted a Terms of Reference (TOR) for the project. The objective of this Request for Proposal (RFP) is to select the most qualified Proponent to provide professional planning services to the Town for the development of a new LUB and amendments to the MDP, with a vision to: - Balance flexibility and certainty for development in alignment with the direction of the updated MDP, while allowing for creative, context-sensitive development while maintaining clear expectations. - Meet community needs by enabling greater choice in housing, employment opportunities, neighbourhood composition and gathering spaces. - Promote local economic growth by enabling local businesses to establish, grow and support the everyday lives of residents. - Promote community well-being, growth and investment, while supporting the development of complete communities. - Provide appropriate and proportionate regulation for a range of land uses that address current and future community needs. - Develop a document that is accessible and user-friendly for residents, applicants, Administration, and decision makers. The Town seeks a Proponent who will engage effectively with Town staff, Council, the public and other stakeholders; demonstrate expertise and creativity; and bring critical and strategic thinking to the project. The successful Proponent must deliver high-quality services in a timely and responsive manner, while providing cost-effective and innovative solutions that maximize value for the Town.