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Written questions due: September 16th, 2026
Issue date: September 23rd, 2026
Written questions due (second reference): October 21st, 2026
Proposal closing: October 28th, 2026
Contract start: January 1st, 2027
Website launch target: March 31st, 2027
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Nashwaak Rural Community
The issuing municipal organization is seeking a vendor to redesign, migrate, host and provide ongoing technical management for its municipal website, along with comprehensive managed information technology services. The redesigned website must be modern, professional, mobile responsive, secure, accessible and manageable by municipal staff, with functionality including online forms, Council delegation registration, site-wide search, clear navigation, emergency notices, analytics and maintained calendar and other integrations.
The selected vendor will migrate relevant existing content and preserve or redirect important public links where practicable. The website must meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA to the extent applicable to the platform and supplied content. Managed IT responsibilities will include administration and support for Google Workspace, Gmail, Google Drive, municipal devices and software; management of organizational settings, groups, licenses, permissions and security controls; account onboarding and offboarding; password-reset and multifactor-authentication assistance; and maintenance of system documentation, asset inventories and transition records. The contract period will be two years, and questions must be submitted by October 21, 2026.
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