Vendor needs to provide economic development and investment attraction website design, develop, hosting and implement migration service using WordPress content management systems (CMS). Developing two complementary websites: municipal website and an economic development and investment attraction website, which together will serve as the primary digital platforms for investors, businesses, residents, and visitors. Include discovery and planning, information architecture, visual design, content preparation and migration, CMS development, accessibility and quality assurance, analytics and SEO setup, deployment, training, and post–launch support. Secure, mobile–responsive, performance–optimized, and easy for staff to update through a modern CMS. Both websites should be modern, secure, mobile–responsive, and accessible, with clear navigation and up–to–date content management, and should support business retention and expansion, new investment attraction, workforce attraction, and long–term economic sustainability, while also improving resident service delivery, transparency, and timely communication of municipal notices and updates. Phase includes a review of existing materials and content, consultation the Economic Development Committee, development of the site structure and navigation, and identification of essential versus optional features to ensure the website is clear, functional. The Municipal website will feature a custom, professional design aligned with RM branding and built for a clear, resident–first user experience. It will be fully mobile–responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices, with fast–loading pages and consistent navigation on all screen sizes. The website will feature a custom, professional design aligned with Community Economic Development (CED) branding, with an investor–focused user experience that makes key information easy to find and act on. It will be fully mobile–responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices, and use clean, simple layouts that are intuitive and accessible for public–sector users. Both websites will be built on a CMS platform (WordPress or equivalent) to support easy updates, with a secure, performance–optimised build that follows SEO best practices to improve discoverability. The websites will be organized with logical menus, a prominent search function, and clear calls–to action so residents can quickly complete common tasks. The site will be easy for staff to maintain through a user–friendly content management system (CMS), enabling timely updates, consistent formatting, and reliable publishing of municipal information. All the questions must be submitted no later than February 20, 2026.