Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Vancouver.
Active opportunities open for bidding
Posted
Oct 15, 2026
Oct 28, 2026
The City of Vancouver has issued a Notice of Intent to Contract with Log an’ Tow for marine log recovery and transport services. The proposed contract is valued at $50,000 and runs for up to four months. Requests for additional information and questions must be submitted through the event’s Q&A Board on the City of Vancouver supplier portal before closing.
Posted
Oct 14, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
The City of Vancouver is seeking a Consultant for the role of a Senior Major Projects Advisor for the Cambie Bridge Phase 3 Project.
Posted
Oct 7, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
The City of Vancouver invites Proposals for the provision of a simulcast radio infrastructure solution.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Vancouver
The council met to consider and enact a bylaw regarding 2027 real property tax interest on arrears. Discussion focused on the total value and volume of delinquent property taxes, current economic trends affecting property owners, and the rationale behind the recommended interest rate, which is set at prime plus four percent to encourage timely tax payments. The council also acknowledged the city's role in collecting property taxes on behalf of other taxing authorities.
The City of Vancouver's Groundwater Strategy outlines a phased, adaptive approach to understanding and managing the city's groundwater system. Its vision is to recognize groundwater as an important resource for mitigating risks, supporting ecosystems, and advancing climate change adaptation. The plan focuses on four key drivers: optimizing liquid waste management, mitigating and adapting to risks, strategic and sustainable groundwater use, and protecting ecosystems and the environment. The initial Phase 1 (2026-2030) prioritizes closing knowledge gaps, reducing risks, and streamlining internal processes, aiming for benefits such as simplified development review, cost savings in wastewater treatment, improved water resilience, and enhanced ecosystem health.
Public-sector contacts connected to Vancouver.
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The Gastown Public Spaces Plan establishes a comprehensive framework to guide future investment and renewal of Gastown's streets and public spaces. Its long-term vision is to create a welcoming, people-first neighborhood that fosters local businesses, daily life, cultural expression, and public events. Key strategic directions include partnering with local Nations to reflect their cultures, enhancing public space networks and gateways, transforming Water Street into a flexible, multimodal retail corridor, converting Cordova Street to permanent two-way traffic, strengthening streetscape character with resilient materials, and improving neighborhood safety, cleanliness, and operations.
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