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Janeway Childrens Research

UEI: CB_06933EB329AC36FB

Janeway Childrens Research is a federal contractor, registered under UEI CB_06933EB329AC36FB. It has been awarded $207,477 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC).

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CB_06933EB329AC36FB

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Janeway Childrens Research specializes in medical surveillance and injury data management. Their technical expertise includes the implementation and maintenance of collaborative emergency department-based injury surveillance systems, specifically the Canadian Hospital Collaborative Injury Surveillan...

Janeway Childrens Research specializes in medical surveillance and injury data management. Their technical expertise includes the implementation and maintenance of collaborative emergency department-based injury surveillance systems, specifically the Canadian Hospital Collaborative Injury Surveillance System (CHIRPP). They focus on capturing critical pre-event injury information to facilitate the analysis of injury mechanisms and the development of clinical prevention strategies. The organization maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPSP). Their work with this agency involves long-term service delivery, characterized by the successful execution of multiple consecutive option periods, indicating a stable and reliable performance history in managing specialized medical data systems. Janeway Childrens Research is positioned within the healthcare research and medical data surveillance vertical. Their work supports public health initiatives by providing the data infrastructure necessary for understanding injury patterns and improving emergency department outcomes. Based in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, the company operates as a specialized entity focused on medical research support and data systems.

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Weak magnetic anomaly detection for defence and security
Solicitation # EN578-24ISC4/92
Innovation, Sciences et Développement économique Canada (ISDE) is seeking a novel magnetometer system, utilizing quantum, classical, or hybrid sensors, to improve magnetic anomaly detection for defence and security. The goal is to develop a portable device capable of sensing nanotesla or femtotesla signals with high sensitivity and specificity. Mandatory requirements include a minimum sensitivity of 500 pT, the ability to detect specific Steel 1018 targets at 10 meters with a 95% true positive rate, and a readout latency of 200 milliseconds or less. The system must be man-portable, weighing no more than 15kg and fitting within dimensions of 77 x 52.5 x 29 cm, with a power consumption of 50W or less and a battery life of at least eight hours. The final unit cost must be under 60,000 CAD. This challenge is part of the Innovative Solutions Canada Program Call for Proposals 004, with a Phase 2 maximum funding of 2,000,000 CAD and a project duration of up to 24 months. The solicitation, numbered EN578-24ISC4/92, opened on October 30, 2026, and closes on November 27, 2026. The required solution must integrate all hardware and software components into a single system capable of sensing through paramagnetic barriers. Desirable outcomes include enhanced standoff range, a target sensitivity of 10 fT, and the ability to operate in extreme Canadian weather conditions ranging from -40 to +40 degrees Celsius.
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