The City of Parksville has issued two requests for proposals related to the Parksville Aquatic and Recreation Centre.
The first is a land analysis and site condition assessment, where the city intends to hire a consultant to co-ordinate various assessments for the proposed location of a new swimming pool and community recreation centre.
The second proposal is for a public consultation strategy, which will require the city to hire a consultant to conduct comprehensive public engagement with the community on the siting, costing and design. Parksville city council has already identified a preferred site and can provide its initial reasons for choosing this location.
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The city has identified expectations for the public engagement process, which should be reviewed when preparing a response for the request for proposal (RFP).
The deadline to submit proposals is 4 p.m. on Friday, April 30. The RFPs and further details can be found at bcbid.gov.bc.ca and from the city’s website.
All queries relating to these requests for proposals should be directed to Keeva Kehler, the chief administrative officer for the city. Kehler can be reached by phone at 250-954-4660, or by email at kkehler@parksville.ca.
— NEWS Staff, submitted
