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Aug 14, 2026
Closes
Sep 17, 2026
The City of Iqaluit is seeking a contractor to provide construction services to develop the West 40 area into an industrial subdivision. The posting identifies the procurement as a formal Request for Tender, reference 2026-RFT-013, and describes the City of Iqaluit as the issuing organization. It was published on August 14, 2026, and the posting shows a September 17, 2026 closing time while bids remain open.
Jul 30, 2026
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Sep 9, 2026
The City of Iqaluit is seeking a qualified engineering consultant to provide preliminary design services for a new Core Area collector road (Phase 1). The consultant team will develop engineering conceptual design for the alignment of the new collector road in the city's core area. The closing date for submissions is September 9, 2026 at 3:00 PM EDT, and this is a formal RFP procurement (not a grant program).
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Iqaluit
The council denied an appeal regarding a property clean up order for Jack Anawak Street. Approvals were granted for a livery license application for ATII Nunavut Inc., a land disposal agreement with Tom Fitzgerald Construction for the Tundra Ridge expansion, and the disposal of surplus city assets. The council also authorized a waiver of recreation facility fees for a cancer survivor exercise program, provided financial sponsorship for a whale hunt, approved several research applications, and awarded a contract for janitorial services.
The public hearing focused on By-law No. 1036, which proposes an amendment to Zoning By-law No. 899 to rezone the Hospital Hill lot from Medium Density to High Density to accommodate 116 housing units. Key discussion topics included public feedback regarding concerns over neighborhood traffic, parking congestion, the capacity of electrical infrastructure, the need for pedestrian infrastructure, and the long-term maintenance and management of the proposed units, balanced against the urgent need for additional housing in the city.
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The meeting included the formal introduction of the new Economic Development Officer and a presentation on the operational overview and activity report. Key discussions centered on digital transformation efforts, including the development of functional websites and payment portals for business licensing, and the role of non-profit organizations in local economic development. The committee also debated strategies for supporting Inuit-owned businesses, procurement priorities in relation to Arctic development, and the challenges of limited space and high costs for small business operations, alongside initiatives for future commercial development in the West 40 area.
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