The City of Fredericton seeks to prequalify design-build teams for the planning, design, and construction of Fire Station Five. The facility is intended to remain operational after disruptive events and to incorporate the city's green-building guidelines and biophilic design principles. The city expects to shortlist up to five teams for a subsequent request for proposals; this stage evaluates qualifications rather than awarding a contract.
The City of Fredericton seeks proposals for managed battery supply and lifecycle services for its municipal fleet and related equipment. The program includes battery supply, inventory management, warranty administration, core recovery, recycling, reporting, and support. Proponents may propose either consignment inventory or vendor-managed inventory, with the City considering the suitability, efficiency, and value of each approach.
The City of Fredericton is seeking proposals for the supply and delivery of one (1) new, not previously used custom cab pumper tanker fire truck. This is an open competitive procurement and is not a grant program. Bids are due October 14, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. EDT.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Fredericton
Fredericton City Council Special Meeting
Date: May 10, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The council meeting focused on the expropriation of properties held by Fredericton Exhibition Limited, including confirming the notice of intent to expropriate, authorizing compensation offers, and issuing notices of possession. The council approved the sale of a specific parcel of land to the Province of New Brunswick for school construction. Additionally, the council directed the preparation of zoning amendments to facilitate future community, housing, and educational development projects, while authorizing continued good-faith negotiations with Fredericton Exhibition Limited regarding site development and potential lease arrangements.
Fredericton City Council Special Meeting
Date: Jun 1, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The meeting was convened for a swearing-in ceremony to administer the Oath of Office to the newly elected Mayor and City Council members. The proceedings included territorial acknowledgments, cultural performances, a declaration of election results, brief remarks from councillors, and a formal address by the Mayor regarding the city's future, community challenges, and priorities such as public safety, housing, and financial responsibility.
The council meeting addressed a wide range of municipal business, including the approval of various property acquisitions, funding agreements, and lease contracts. Key actions included the appointment of new by-law enforcement and police officers, the approval of several planning and subdivision applications, and the enactment of by-laws related to zoning amendments, municipal planning, and the powers and duties of the Chief Administrative Officer. Additionally, the council adopted updated park service level standards, authorized the demolition of a vacant structure due to public safety concerns, and approved realignments within the Killarney Lake Management Plan.
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