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Sep 2, 2026
Oct 9, 2026
Winnipeg Airports Authority Inc. is soliciting proposals from qualified proponents to provide Airport Rebrand Design services. The solicitation is identified as WAA-RFP-2026-09-02 and is administered through the WAA Procurement Portal. It is a procurement for design services rather than a grant program, and proposals close on October 9, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. CDT.
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Winnipeg
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2000 Wellington Ave
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R3H 1C2
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This Accessibility Plan outlines the Winnipeg Airports Authority's commitment to creating a barrier-free environment for passengers, staff, and clients at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport (YWG). Developed with input from disability advocacy groups and staff, the plan focuses on five key pillars: inclusive infrastructure, accessible communications, culture and training, community collaboration, and innovation. The Authority aims to identify, remove, and prevent accessibility barriers, going beyond regulatory requirements to ensure an inclusive and welcoming airport for all and foster a sustainable future.
This report details the Winnipeg Airports Authority's (AAW) ongoing commitment to accessibility, outlining progress since launching its accessibility plan in 2023. The plan aims to enhance accessibility and inclusion across services and facilities at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport (YWG), in compliance with Canadian accessibility regulations. Key initiatives include the establishment of a dedicated Accessibility and Operational Support Advisor role to eliminate barriers in the built environment, services, communication, training, and community partnerships. The Authority has also achieved Level 3 accreditation from Airports Council International for accessibility excellence.
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The Winnipeg Richardson International Airport Master Plan 2045 outlines a long-term vision to protect the aviation asset and prioritize airfield requirements for future generations. It serves as a flexible guide for aligning future infrastructure and operational improvements with stakeholder input and aviation activity forecasts. The plan addresses development across several key areas including airport operational support services, noise management, land use, airport activity, zoning, environmental impact, airfield, terminal building, ground transportation systems, and commercial facilities, guided by principles of operational excellence, sustainability, inclusivity, a unified vision, and community stability.
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