ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - NB

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The Government of New Brunswick is procuring an Engineering and Construction Project Management System to supply, implement and configure software for municipal engineering and infrastructure project lifecycle management, including installation, integration, configuration and first-year licensing. RFP budget ~ $300,000 (excludes ongoing license/support). Location: New Brunswick.

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INFORMATION PROCESSING AND RELATED TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES ADP SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES ADP SOFTWARE - INSTALLATION AUTOMATED INFORMATION SYSTEM DESIGN AND INTEGRATION SERVICES COMPUTER SOFTWARE, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, PLANNING AND SCHEDULING,REPAIR,MAINTEN ANCE AND OVERHAUL MANAGEMENT - OTHER THAN MICROCOMPUTERS Addendum 2 - July 9, 2026 Addendum 1 - June 26, 2026 READ ALL NINE DOCUMENTS The Local Government is inviting proposals from qualified and experienced proponents to supply, implement, and configure an Engineering and Construction Project Management System to support the effective planning, delivery, monitoring, and reporting of municipal engineering and infrastructure projects. The system is intended to manage projects throughout their full lifecycle, from early concept development through design drawings, construction, and final project close out. The solution must support consistent project management practices while improving visibility, accountability, and decision making across the organization. Collaboration is a key objective of this initiative. The Engineering and Construction Project Management System must enable effective collaboration among internal stakeholders, including engineering project managers, Engineering Department managers, and supervisors, as well as external stakeholders, such as consulting design engineers, contractors, and other project partners involved in project delivery. The anticipated budget for this RFP is $300,000, which is intended to cover system implementation and first year license costs only. This budget does not include ongoing annual license fees, support services, or maintenance costs, which shall be clearly identified and priced separately by Proponents. The Local Government seeks a solution that delivers long term value, supports current and future operational needs, and can scale to accommodate increasing project complexity and portfolio growth. This is a tender notice only. In order to submit a bid, you must obtain official tender documents from the New Brunswick Opportunities Network, another authorized tendering service or as indicated in the tender notice.

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