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Genetic analysis of grizzly bear and black bear hair samples from the Selwyn Mountains, Yukon

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ACAN-2026-9-5559International

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The Government of Yukon, Department of Environment, intends to direct award contract ACAN-2026-9-5559 to Wildlife Genetics International for the genetic analysis of up to 1,525 grizzly bear and black bear hair samples collected from the Selwyn Mountains. The project involves two primary phases of analysis, specifically individual identification and parentage genetic analysis. The estimated value of the contract is up to 85,000, with an initial performance period running from October 1, 2026, to April 30, 2027. There is a potential for renewal for an additional two years, subject to funding and departmental requirements. This direct award is based on the determination that Wildlife Genetics International is the only contractor capable of providing the required services, as they were the sole respondent to the previous Request for Expression of Interest. The procurement process is subject to Chapter Five of the Canadian Free Trade Agreement. To ensure transparency, the Advanced Contract Award Notice allows other qualified suppliers to challenge the intent to direct award by demonstrating their technical capabilities in microsatellite genetic analysis and error-check protocols through the electronic bidding system.

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Yukon Government awarding 85,000 to Wildlife Genetics International for bear hair genetic analysis.

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Government of YukonView Agency

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541380 - Testing Laboratories and ServicesView NAICS

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CAN

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ACAN-2026-9-5559: Genetic analysis of grizzly bear and black bear hair samples

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AgencyGovernment of Yukon
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Notice is hereby given by Government of Yukon, Department of Environment of its intent to contract with Wildlife Genetics International to provide genetic analyses for up to 1525 grizzly bear and black bear hair samples. Estimated Project Value: up to 85,000Anticipated Contract Length: October 1, 2026 to April 30, 2027. There is a renewal option for this contract for the next two years, conditional on funding availability and the department’s needs.Government of Yukon, Department of Environment, intends to direct award this contract to Wildlife Genetics International because, to the best of the knowledge of the Department of Environment, there is only one contractor that can supply the services required. Wildlife Genetics International was the only contractor that submitted a bid under the Request for Expression of Interest: Genetic sample analysis for black bear and grizzly bear hair samples (RFEI-2026-2-5119). This tender is subject to Chapter Five of the Canadian Free Trade Agreement.

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