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Transportation and Economic Corridors - Request for Proposal - CON0024716 - Engineering Consultant Services for Major Bridge Rehabilitation (BF78903 N-1 and BF78903 S-2)

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AB-2026-04796Canada

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Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors is soliciting proposals from three pre-qualified firms—Associated Engineering Alberta Ltd., GeoMetrix Group Engineering Ltd., and Stantec Consulting Ltd.—for comprehensive engineering services related to the rehabilitation of two major bridges on Deerfoot Trail in Calgary, identified as BF78903 N-1 and BF78903 S-2. The scope of work includes preliminary engineering, detailed design, contract tendering, contract administration, construction and fabrication supervision, post-construction activities, and warranty inspections. Proposals must be submitted in two separate PDF files under 10 MB each: Part One covering technical qualifications and Part Two detailing the proposal fee. This is a Request for Proposal, not an Invitation to Tender, and only submissions from the listed firms will be considered. Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors retains the right to request clarifications, accept or reject proposals without negotiation, and negotiate changes to either the technical or financial components of selected proposals. There is no reimbursement for preparation or submission costs. The selection will be based on the best overall value, not the lowest cost. Proposals are due by August 8, 2026, at 12:30 AM MST, with Jennifer Johnstone serving as the contracting authority.

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Alberta Transportation seeks engineering proposals from three pre-qualified firms for Deerfoot Trail bridge rehabilitation, due August 8, 2026.

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Government of Canada → Transportation and Economic CorridorsView Agency

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541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

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Alberta, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Transportation and Economic Corridors
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This invitation is a continuation of the procurement process initiated through Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors’ pre-qualification process and Request for Expression of Interest (REI0000139). As such, proposals are only being requested from the firms listed below. Any submissions received from others will not be reviewed. .1 Associated Engineering Alberta Ltd. .2 GeoMetrix Group Engineering Ltd. .3 Stantec Consulting Ltd. Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors requests the submission of proposals for: BF78903 N-1 Major Bridge Rehabilitation 2:15 WID Canal Bridge on Deerfoot Trail Calgary, AB WAC0091853 BF78903 S-2 Major Bridge Rehabilitation 2:15 WID Canal Bridge on Deerfoot Trail Calgary, AB WAC0092042 Preliminary Engineering, Detailed Design, Contract Tendering, Contract Administration, Construction and Fabrication Supervision, Post Construction, and Warranty Inspection. THE PROPOSAL MUST BE SUBMITTED IN TWO SEPARATE FILES; PART ONE (TECHNICAL QUALIFICATIONS) AND PART TWO (PROPOSAL FEE), PDF DOCUMENTS BOTH LESS THAN 10MB IN SIZE. This is a Request for Proposal and not an Invitation to Tender. Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors reserves the right to: a) Request clarification from the Contractor on a proposal at any time during the evaluation process. b) Accept a proposal without negotiation. c) Reject a proposal without negotiation d) Negotiate changes in the Technical or Financial content of the successful proposal. No payment will be made by Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors for costs incurred in the preparation or submission of this proposal. Selection of the Consultant will be based on the best overall value to Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors and not necessarily the lowest cost estimate.

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