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Workers' Compensation Board of Alberta - Request for Proposal - RFSQ 2636SH Research, Advisory and Strategic Intelligence Services

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AB-2026-07172International

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The Workers' Compensation Board of Alberta is issuing a Request for Supplemental Qualifications to identify and pre-qualify suppliers capable of providing research, advisory, benchmarking, market intelligence, and strategic intelligence services. These services are intended to span various business, operational, and technology disciplines to support the organization's strategic needs. The primary goal is to establish a pool of qualified vendors from which the board can procure organization-wide subscriptions, memberships, or licensing arrangements without further competition among the pre-qualified group. Beyond recurring subscriptions, the board may require additional separately scoped services on an as-needed basis. In such instances, a secondary competitive process will be conducted specifically among the pre-qualified suppliers. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 30, 2026, for this Edmonton-based opportunity managed by the Workers' Compensation Board of Alberta.

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WCB Alberta pre-qualifying suppliers for research, advisory, and strategic intelligence services by 2026.

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Edmonton, AB, CAN

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AgencyWorkers' Compensation Board of Alberta
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Sharon HarangozoContracting Specialist

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The WCB is seeking Responses from qualified Suppliers for the provision of research, advisory, benchmarking, market intelligence, strategic intelligence, and related Services. The intent of this RFSQ is to: 1. Identify and pre-qualify Suppliers with demonstrated expertise and capability in delivering independent research, advisory, benchmarking, market intelligence, and strategic intelligence Services across a range of business, operational, and technology disciplines; and 2. Procure an organization-wide subscription, membership, licensing, or other recurring research and advisory service arrangement to support organizational needs. As part of this RFSQ and resulting from the evaluation conducted herein, the WCB may procure subscription offerings from one or more Pre-Qualified Suppliers without any further competitive process between the Pre-Qualified Suppliers. Additional or separately scoped Services, as identified in Appendix A, may be required on an as-needed basis. Where such Services are required, the WCB will conduct a secondary competitive process among the applicable Pre-Qualified Suppliers in accordance with Appendix G.

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