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City of Edmonton - Request for Proposal - 935714 Floodplain Protection Overlay Climate Projections

City of Edmonton
CanadaBuys RFP Posted: May 15, 2026
Due Date
May 19, 2026
(Overdue)
Solicitation #
ab-2026-02873

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Action 5 of the Climate Resilience Planning and Development (CRPD) Action Plan is to update the Floodplain Protection Overlay (FPO) in the Edmonton Zoning Bylaw. The consultant will advise on incorporating climate projections into Edmonton's Floodplain Protection Overlay map using Alberta's Flood Hazard Risk maps and establishing boundaries for a “high hazard flood area” and a “medium hazard flood area.”

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Source

canadabuys

Type

RFP

Status

closed

Reference Number

ab-2026-02873

Contact Name

Lorry Yendall

Contact Email

Contact Country

Canada

Organization City

Edmonton

Organization Province / State

AB

Organization Country

CA

Last Updated

May 19, 2026

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