Asset Management Plan Strategic Review Services
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The government authority in Airdrie, Alberta is seeking consulting services to conduct a strategic review of its Asset Management Plan (AMP). The engagement is intended to improve the plan’s organization, readability, and overall effectiveness so it can serve as a clearer and more actionable management tool.
The selected consultant is expected to develop a comprehensive understanding of the AMP’s background, purpose, and development history. This includes reviewing key data sources and the rationale behind the current structure and content, while identifying opportunities to refine and strengthen the document.
The review will focus on streamlining the AMP so it functions as a practical tool for the department. The scope includes buildings and associated land assets administered by Infrastructure, including both owned and leased properties that support the delivery of government programs and services.
Questions related to the solicitation must be submitted by July 31, 2026.
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- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 7, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Asset management and strategic planning consultancy
- Experience reviewing public sector asset management plans
- Expertise in infrastructure, buildings, and land asset portfolios
- Strong document restructuring and policy analysis capabilities
- Familiarity with government operations and service delivery environments
- Presence in Canada or experience serving Alberta-based public entities
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