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This Government Contract opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on June 10, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Clay Sample Acquisition and Logistics

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The contract involves the procurement and transportation of clay samples from the Cigar Lake uranium deposit located in Saskatchewan. These samples may be sourced either from existing core stockpiles or through new acquisitions, indicating flexibility in the approach to obtaining the necessary material. The scope ensures that the contract holder will manage both the acquisition and logistics elements related to these clay samples. Issued by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission under the Government of Canada, this subcontract relates to the NAICS code 213114, which covers mining-related activities. The contract is set to be performed in the National Capital Region (NCR), with a response deadline of July 9, 2026. Although some details such as solicitation number and points of contact are not specified, the contract’s primary objective is to support nuclear safety and regulatory activities by securing these critical geological samples efficiently and safely.

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Procurement and transport of clay samples from Cigar Lake for nuclear safety, deadline July 2026.

Place of Performance

National Capital Region (NCR), CAN

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NONE

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This scope was carved out of 5000089187.

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Characterizing the transport properties of iodine in natural illite-rich clay barriers sampled from Cigar Lake uranium deposit

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
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Procurement and transportation of clay samples from the Cigar Lake uranium deposit in Saskatchewan, either from existing core stocks or through new acquisition.

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