Engineering Consultant Services - Trail Management and Supporting Infrastructure Assessment, Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park

.1 Perform Trail Management and Supporting Infrastructure Assessment services at Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park.

.2 The project scope includes developing a Trail Management and Implementation Strategy for more than 45 km of trails within Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park, including three key trail systems, associated connecting trails and supporting infrastructure. The work includes assessing trail-related structures and evaluating trail conditions, including flooding concerns, surface conditions, dead-end routes, failing structures, connectivity issues, and accessibility improvement opportunities at key locations.

.3 Work under this contract includes all components identified in the RFP.

.4 The trail and supporting infrastructure assessment will inform a final report outlining overall conditions, recommendations, remaining useful life, and other relevant findings.

.5 Project Key Locations:
Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park (Devonshire Beah Area) (55°19'21.5"N 114°45'32.6"W), Slave Lake, AB
Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park (Marten River Campground Area) (55°28'48.5"N 114°53'53.0"W), Slave Lake, AB
Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park (Lilly Lake Trail Head on Marten Mountain) (55°28'15.6"N 114°47'08.0"W), Widewater, AB

Refer to the RFP document for additional information and complete scope of work.

The Province will receive Proposals in electronic PDF documents only through email no later than the RFP Closing Date and Time as indicated.

Refer to the RFP document for specific instructions related to submitting a Proposal - please read carefully to ensure all required information and documents are included in your submission.

Direct all inquiries by email to the Contact identified above - include the RFP title and Contract ID number in the subject line of the email.

Non-Mandatory Pre-Proposal Meeting:
September 14, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. Alberta time
At: Microsoft Teams

Register with Graham Brittain prior to September 13, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. Alberta time.