Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Centre Wellington.
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Posted
Oct 22, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
The Township of Centre Wellington seeks a qualified multidisciplinary consultant team. The consultant will develop a comprehensive, accessible and cohesive Wayfinding Signage Strategy and Implementation Plan for the Township. The plan must be implementation-ready, and proposals must be submitted online.
Posted
Sep 22, 2026
Nov 2, 2026
The Township seeks consulting services to design an aeration system for the Fergus Wastewater Treatment Plant. The consultant is to develop tender specifications in accordance with the requirements for Capital Infrastructure under the Municipal Buy Ontario Procurement Directive. The posting identifies this as a services RFP and lists it as open.
Posted
Oct 16, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
The Township of Centre Wellington seeks a qualified consultant to undertake a Community Planning Permit System (CPPS) project. The consultant will evaluate whether a CPPS is appropriate as a land-use planning tool. If appropriate, the consultant will develop and implement the system.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Centre Wellington
The meeting began with a land acknowledgement and the disclosure of pecuniary interests before the council entered a closed session regarding litigation. Upon reconvening, the council recognized several local athletic teams for their achievements, including the Fergus Curling Club U20 national champions and provincial gold medal-winning lacrosse teams. A delegation presented a proposal for a data center project on Guardhouse Street, highlighting the use of existing facilities, air cooling, and potential economic benefits through AI innovation. Additionally, the council received committee updates concerning Safe Communities initiatives, seniors' housing action plans, and participation in local community events.
The council discussed various operational and community matters, including a land acknowledgment and amendments to the agenda. A closed session was held to address property security, litigation, and solicitor-client privilege. Following the closed session, an update on parking management was provided. The meeting featured a presentation recognizing the U15 Center Wellington Riverhawks as lacrosse provincial champions and a healthcare system update regarding primary care integration, recruitment successes, and the announcement of a new nurse practitioner clinic aimed at improving patient attachment to primary care providers.
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The Fire Master Plan for the Township of Centre Wellington provides a strategic framework to guide the development of Centre Wellington Fire Rescue (CWFR) over the next decade. It aims to evaluate current response capabilities, identify and mitigate risks through a comprehensive community risk assessment, and establish strategic directions for fire service delivery. Key focus areas include administration, public fire safety education, fire prevention and code enforcement, emergency response and operations, training and professional development, emergency communications and dispatch, and capital assets. The plan seeks to ensure fire protection and emergency services align with community needs, legislative requirements, and municipal priorities, enhancing operational effectiveness, firefighter safety, and long-term sustainability.
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