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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on June 1, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Town of Sylvan Lake - Request for Proposal - Climate Adaptation Plan

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AB-2026-04128International

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The Town of Sylvan Lake is seeking a qualified provider to conduct a comprehensive climate risk and vulnerability assessment focused on the impacts of drought, extreme precipitation, and temperature extremes on its municipal systems including water infrastructure, natural assets, public health, and the tourism economy. The assessment must evaluate both current climate effects and future projections with a specific emphasis on protecting the lake-based environment, community well-being, and economic stability. Central to the project is the development of a forward-looking Climate Adaptation Plan that recommends actionable strategies, policies, and investments designed to build resilience across critical systems and ensure the long-term viability of the tourism-driven local economy. The contract mandates deep and respectful collaboration with local Indigenous communities and Knowledge Holders, integrating Indigenous rights, governance, and traditional knowledge into every phase of the assessment and planning process. Community input will be actively sought through a Climate Resilience Advisory Group to ensure the final plan reflects local values, lived experiences, and priorities. A clear implementation framework must be established with defined timelines, responsibilities, and measurable indicators to guide Council and Administration in executing the adaptation strategies in alignment with municipal and regional objectives. The solicitation, numbered AB-2026-04128, was posted on June 1, 2026, with responses due by June 18, 2026, under the NAICS code 541620 for environmental consulting services.

General Info

Climate risk assessment and adaptation plan for Sylvan Lake, prioritizing Indigenous engagement and community resilience.

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Government of Canada → Town of Sylvan Lake

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Alberta, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Town of Sylvan Lake
Contacts1 person available
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Government of Canada → Town of Sylvan Lake
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Charlene JohnsonContracting Authority

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Conduct a comprehensive climate risk and vulnerability assessment that evaluates multiple climate hazards (e.g., drought, extreme precipitation, temperature extremes) across interconnected municipal systems, including water, infrastructure, natural assets, health, and the tourism economy. Identify and prioritize vulnerabilities and risks to Sylvan Lake’s lake-based environment, community well-being, and economic stability, with a focus on both current climate impacts and future projections. Develop a forward-looking Climate Adaptation Plan that outlines actionable strategies, policies, and investments to build resilience, protect critical natural and built systems, and safeguard the tourism-driven local economy. Advance meaningful Indigenous engagement and collaboration by building respectful, sustained partnerships with local Indigenous communities and Knowledge Holders. This includes centering Indigenous rights, governance, and traditional knowledge systems in climate risk assessment and adaptation planning. Collaborate with the community through a Climate Resilience Advisory Group that provides ongoing input, guidance, and local expertise throughout the project, ensuring the plan reflects community values, priorities, and lived experiences. Establish a clear implementation framework that defines timelines, responsibilities, and monitoring indicators to guide Council and Administration in advancing climate adaptation in alignment with municipal and regional goals.