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Documentation, sampling, recovery, and transport of St. Lawrence beluga carcasses to document the causes of mortality

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30005842International

Submission Closed10/16/2024, 02:00:00 PM UTC

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Fisheries and Oceans Canada is seeking a contractor for the documentation, sampling, recovery, and transport of St. Lawrence beluga carcasses to determine causes of mortality. The selected provider must maintain 24/7 availability to respond to reports from the Marine Mammal Emergency Quebec Network. Responsibilities include identifying species, assessing decomposition levels, collecting metadata, and transporting suitable carcasses to the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Université de Montréal for necropsy. The contractor is required to possess the specialized equipment necessary for extracting and transporting carcasses in various states of decay, as well as the infrastructure for proper tissue sample storage. Detailed reports, including photographs and metadata, must be submitted after every case, with all collected samples transferred to DFO for archiving at the end of the year. This federal solicitation, numbered 30005842, applies to performance within Quebec.

General Info

Contractor to recover, sample, and transport St. Lawrence beluga carcasses for mortality analysis.

Agency

Government of Canada → Fisheries and Oceans Canada

NAICS

541940 - Veterinary Services

Place of Performance

*Quebec (except NCR), CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedOct 16

Solicitation

Response DeadlineOct 16

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Submission Closed

10/16/2024, 02:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyGovernment of Canada → Fisheries and Oceans Canada

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / AgencyGovernment of Canada → Fisheries and Oceans Canada

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Florence LaurinPoint of Contact

Full Description

The contractor must be available 24/7 to respond swiftly to cases of beluga carcasses reported by the Marine Mammal Emergency Quebec Network. Upon arrival, the field team will identify the species, assess the carcass's decomposition level based on established criteria, and determine if it is suitable for transport to the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Université de Montréal for a full necropsy. The team must have the necessary equipment to extract carcasses, whether fresh or decomposed, and transport them when needed. Expertise in performing standard measurements and metadata collection is required to ensure consistency. The contractor must also have the necessary infrastructure to store tissue samples properly and document cases uniformly, using appropriate software to provide data to stakeholders upon request. Additionally, reports, including photos and metadata, must be submitted after each case. At the end of the year, all collected samples will be turned over to DFO for archiving.