When is the deadline for the Strathcona County RFP?

The deadline for this RFP is Aug 13, 2026. Make sure to submit your proposal before this date to be considered.

What is Strathcona County looking for?

Strathcona County has issued Request for Proposal RFP 26. 0022 for the construction of a wetland replacement project at a future Strathcona County Regional Park in Alberta, Canada.

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RFP 26.0022 Regional Park Wetland Construction

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