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Pre-qualification for water review board members

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The consultants listed in this resource have been pre-qualified by Alberta Transportation to provide prime consultant for water review board members.

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2019 provincial construction program : highway & water management projects

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The provincial construction program is released in coordination with the Government of Alberta's annual budget. The 2019 program includes scheduled major capital projects, capital maintenance and... More ≫

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The provincial construction program is released in coordination with the Government of Alberta's annual budget. The 2019 program includes scheduled major capital projects, capital maintenance and renewal projects, water management projects, and slide repair projects.

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Statement of qualifications : pre-qualification submissions for prime engineering consultant services on Alberta Transportation projects

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Engineering consultants must be pre-qualified before they can submit proposals for highway, bridge, planning and water management projects. This document describes the qualifications needed by a... More ≫

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Engineering consultants must be pre-qualified before they can submit proposals for highway, bridge, planning and water management projects. This document describes the qualifications needed by a firm to apply for pre-qualification for prime engineering consultant services on Alberta Transportation projects, which includes details of their firm's staff, capabilities, expertise, and experience in the categories of work they wish to be pre-qualified.

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2018 Construction program : highway & water management projects

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The 2018 Construction Program includes: major capital projects scheduled over the next five years; capital maintenance and renewal (bridge construction and highway rehabilitation) projects... More ≫

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The 2018 Construction Program includes: major capital projects scheduled over the next five years; capital maintenance and renewal (bridge construction and highway rehabilitation) projects schedule over the next three years; and slide repair projects scheduled over the next year.

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2017-20 provincial construction program : major provincial highway and water management projects

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The three-year provincial construction and rehabilitation program lists the major projects where substantive work is anticipated to be complete or undertaken between 2017-18 and 2019-20, subject... More ≫

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The three-year provincial construction and rehabilitation program lists the major projects where substantive work is anticipated to be complete or undertaken between 2017-18 and 2019-20, subject to provincial funding and priorities. This list is tentative: Projects that are under contract or tendered are identified stating the year of construction. Other projects are being designed, rights-of-way are being negotiated and the acquisition of permits is underway. These projects will begin as planned in the provincial program, dependent upon the timely completion of design and availability of funding. Minor changes to the program may be required as new information becomes available. In particular, final paving, pavement overlays (repaving) and bridge rehabilitation may be added and/or removed from the program depending on how the road or bridge condition changes throughout the year.

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Guidelines on extreme flood analysis

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The objective of this document is to assist engineers and hydrologists in developing extreme flood estimates for major water resources engineering works and projects for the Government of the... More ≫

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The objective of this document is to assist engineers and hydrologists in developing extreme flood estimates for major water resources engineering works and projects for the Government of the Province of Alberta. The aim is to promote a relatively uniform approach to developing estimates of the Probable Maximum Flood (PMF) and other hypothetical floods of very low probability for purposes of project design or evaluation, and to improve the consistency of estimates. In the present context, an extreme flood is viewed as an event resulting from very unusual rainfall or snowmelt or both together, that in statistical terms is likely to have a return period of 500 years or more and whose reliable estimation is beyond the capacity of conventional flood frequency analysis.

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