The City of Port Moody is seeking proposals for a modern, cloud-based Applicant Tracking System. The system is intended to support the recruitment process from workforce requisitions and job postings through candidate management, screening, interviews, offers, and onboarding, as well as reporting and analytics. The solicitation is open and closes on November 20, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. EST.
The City of Port Moody gives notice that it is a member of Kinetic GPO and is eligible to procure through cooperative contracts administered by Kinetic GPO. This procurement participation notice is not a grant program and covers categories including business products and services, construction, facilities and operations, fleet and transportation, information technology, print services, and sports-related products and services. The portal lists a two-page notice, but no direct downloadable file URL or bidding start date is stated; inquiries are directed to purchasing@portmoody.ca.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Port Moody
City of Port Moody Tree Planting Plan 2025-2035
Date: Jan 1, 2025Type: Strategic Plan
This Tree Planting Master Plan outlines a 10-year program (2025-2035) to increase urban canopy cover from 28% to 31% by 2050. The plan identifies tree planting opportunities and guides the program in City road rights-of-way, with a focus on defining program focus areas, prioritizing planting opportunities based on factors like population density and tree equity, and providing general planting guidelines. Key objectives include enhancing ecosystems, maximizing canopy cover, ensuring equitable distribution of benefits, supporting biodiversity, and fostering community engagement.
City of Port Moody Extreme Weather Resilience Plan
Date: Aug 1, 2022Type: Strategic Plan
This plan, developed by the City of Port Moody, outlines strategies to enhance resilience against extreme weather events driven by climate change. It considers current and future climate projections, assesses the vulnerability of the population and community lifelines, and identifies short-, medium-, and long-term solutions. Key goals include protecting life, ensuring service continuity for lifelines, increasing education and outreach, integrating climate change into city operations, ensuring coordinated response and recovery, and implementing solutions that do not increase greenhouse gas emissions.
This Zero Emission Mobility Plan provides an action roadmap for the Tri-Cities (City of Port Moody, City of Coquitlam, and City of Port Coquitlam). It outlines seven overarching goals to expand public, home, and workplace EV charging; accelerate light-duty EV adoption; promote e-micromobility; lead by example in zero-emission initiatives; generate revenue from low carbon fuels; and monitor progress. The plan aims to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions, prepare for a changing climate, and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, contributing to a sustainable and resilient future for residents.
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