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Town of Sundre - Request for Expression of Interest - Central Alberta Rural Health Campus

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AB-2025-07429Canada

Submission Closed01/30/2026, 02:00:00 PM UTC

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The Town of Sundre, along with Mountain View County and surrounding areas, is experiencing growth that necessitates enhanced health services. The existing Myron Thompson Health Centre in Sundre is no longer adequate to meet the region's needs, prompting the development of a new centralized community health facility. This facility aims to consolidate health and emergency services to improve primary care delivery, reduce wait times, and better utilize resources. Additionally, the project holds potential economic benefits and envisions serving as a rural training center for health practitioners. The concept follows the model of a successful 2023 initiative in Beaverlodge, where a joint venture between the town and a development group led to an integrated health services campus through a lease agreement with Alberta Health Services. The proposal invites preferred partners to suggest either replacing the facility at its current location or identifying a more suitable site, which may involve land exchanges with the Government of Alberta or the Town of Sundre. Such land transactions could be factored into the equity structure of a joint venture. The Town of Sundre, under the Government of Canada, is issuing this request for expression of interest with a deadline of January 30, 2026. The contracting authority for this solicitation is Lindsay Duke, who can be contacted via email, and further details can be accessed through the official Canadian government procurement website.

General Info

Town of Sundre seeks partners for new centralized health facility; proposals due January 30, 2026.

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Government of Canada → Town of Sundre

NAICS

622110 - General Medical and Surgical Hospitals View NAICS

Place of Performance

Alberta, CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedJan 13

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Response DeadlineJan 30

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01/30/2026, 02:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Town of Sundre

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Government of Canada → Town of Sundre

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Lindsay DukeContracting Authority

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The Town of Sundre, Mountain View County, and neighboring areas are expected to see continued growth withing the Sundre Region. Addressing the need for health services will continue to be a high-level requirement of the region. The Town of Sundre’s Myron Thompson Health Centre in Sundre is no longer able to fulfil the health needs of the region. A new community health facility is needed in the Town of Sundre to serve as a centralized location for health and emergency services as well as in Mountain View County and neighboring areas. With this new facility there is an opportunity for a new service delivery model that would improve primary care, provide numerous services that the community requires, improve access and waiting times, while efficiently utilizing resources, potentially become a catalyst for economic development as well as serve as a rural training centre that would specialize in the training of rural health practitioners. The vision of this new development is based on a similar successful project for the town of Beaverlodge in 2023 where the town, and a development group formed a limited partnership to negotiate a lease with Alberta Health services to replace the existing Hospital, EMS center and Health services building into one integrated space. The Preferred Partner(s) (PP) is open to suggest replacement of the Sundre facility at its current site or to provide a different site that may be more suitable for the development. Options could include land swaps with the Government of Alberta or the Town of Sundre. These land transactions may or may not form a component of the equity provided to the joint venture.