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Customized and applied Goods Manufacturing Practices (GMP) -Compliance Biomanufacturing Operational Training

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The National Research Council of Canada is seeking a provider to deliver customized and advanced biomanufacturing operational training that is compliant with Good Manufacturing Practices. This training is specifically for the Clinical Trial Material Facility and requires a hands-on approach using equipment comparable to that found in a GMP-compliant clean room environment. This solicitation, identified by number 26-58172, was posted on September 25, 2026, with a response deadline of October 9, 2026. The contract is issued by the Government of Canada and will be performed within Canada. Interested parties should contact the contracting authority, Cindy Romain, for further details.

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NRC Canada seeks GMP biomanufacturing operational training for its Clinical Trial Material Facility.

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ACAN 26-58172: GMP Biomanufacturing Operational Training

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PAC 26-58172 - Biopharmaceutical GMP Operational Training

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NPP #26-58172: GMP Compliance Biomanufacturing Operational Training

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NRC Solicitation 26-58172: Biopharmaceutical GMP Training

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → National Research Council of Canada
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The Department of National Research Council (NRC) has a requirement to procure the following services the Clinical Trial Material Facility (CTMF) requires customized and advanced GMP- compliant biomanufacturing operational training. It must be hands-on use of equipment comparable to that used within NRC's Clinical Trial Material Facility (CTMF) i.e. a Clean Room, GMP compliant environment.

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