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Posted
Sep 10, 2026
Oct 6, 2026
The City of Airdrie is seeking a Data Management Consultant to establish a scalable, enterprise-wide framework for data ownership, stewardship, and standardized business definitions. The engagement will support responsible and compliant use of data and artificial intelligence across the organization. The official posting identifies this as an open services opportunity and does not describe a grant program.
Posted
Sep 1, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
The City of Airdrie is soliciting formal consecutive-negotiations proposals for construction services for Genesis Place Phase 1. The work covers the supply and replacement of boilers and AHUs at Genesis Place in Airdrie, Alberta. The MERX detail page records publication on 2026/09/01 02:37:17 PM MDT, a 2026/09/10 job-walk visit, and closing on 2026/09/29 02:00:00 PM MDT, and classifies the opportunity as an RFP rather than a grant.
Posted
Aug 18, 2026
Sep 17, 2026
The City of Airdrie issued the formal RFP "R26-0000000756 - Chinook Winds Outdoor Rink - Lifecycle Improvements", published 2026/08/18 11:15:01 AM MDT. The posting says the Chinook Winds outdoor rink is in poor condition and that the project consists of conducting improvements on the facility. It requires electronic bid submission with lump-sum pricing and closes 2026/09/17 02:00:00 PM MDT; it is a facility-improvement procurement, not a grant program.
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This 10-year strategic plan by the Government of Alberta aims to fundamentally transform and expand the affordable housing system, ensuring Albertans have access to safe, affordable housing that meets their needs and promotes quality of life. The strategy is structured around five key action areas: supporting the most vulnerable Albertans, improving access to housing supports, increasing capacity, planning and governance within the system, enhancing sustainability and efficiency, and enabling growth and investment through partnerships. The overarching goal is to serve an additional 25,000 households by 2032, reducing red tape, fostering innovation, and shifting the government's role towards regulation and funding.
The meeting addressed various municipal matters, including the deliberation and adoption of the 2026 Operating and Capital budgets and the implementation of a multi-unit incentive pilot program. Key discussions involved the authorization of a borrowing bylaw for capital projects, adjustments to utility rates, and the consideration of land use bylaw amendments regarding side yard entrances and roof structures. Additionally, the Council reviewed requests for letters of support for local community organizations, considered proclamations for public awareness initiatives, and received presentations regarding community resources and social service programs.
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The committee meeting focused on providing updates from the Director of Community Infrastructure regarding current projects, such as the Main Street reconstruction and paving. The meeting also involved a review of the Accessible and Inclusive Playgrounds Policy, where administration proposed a two-tiered system for playground development to balance cost with accessibility requirements. The policy aims to ensure all new or replaced playgrounds meet specific accessibility standards, with Tier 2 playgrounds located at district open space nodes providing full inclusive amenities.
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