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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on July 18, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

High Performance Computing (HPC) Gen 8 ITQ

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BPM023950International

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Shared Services Canada is managing a multi-stage procurement process under solicitation number BPM023950 to acquire a modern High Performance Computing solution for Environment and Climate Change Canada. This infrastructure is critical for delivering 24/7 weather, environmental, and climate prediction services necessary to address challenges posed by climate change. The current environment consists of two redundant supercomputer back ends with approximately 148K cores each, dual pre- and post-processing clusters, 188PB of workload storage, and over 1,000PB of long-term tape archive storage, all connected via a high-performance network. The current phase is an Invitation to Qualify designed to identify qualified respondents for subsequent bidding stages. The anticipated contract term is six years with various extension options. Through a series of six amendments, the government has provided technical clarifications, updated qualification requirements, and adjusted the solicitation timeline. The final response deadline is July 25, 2025, at 2:00 PM. Key updates include the removal of Classified A mentions and the provision of technical guidance regarding GEM benchmark tests.

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Shared Services Canada seeks a High Performance Computing solution for Environment Canada by 2025.

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Shared Services Canada
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Access to HPC capacity is a key enabling factor ensuring the continuous delivery and improvement of the weather, environmental, and climate prediction capabilities necessary to face the challenges posed by unprecedented weather events driven by accelerating climate change. The expectations for a continuous, reliable 24/7 supercomputer service are extremely high, and periods involving a lack of service are carefully planned and severely restricted in duration. 
SSC, in partnership with ECCC, is responsible for the acquisition, implementation, management and operation of the HPC infrastructure supporting ECCC’s services. ECCC’s current HPC infrastructure was most recently upgraded in June 2022 and consists of two fully redundant supercomputer back ends (approximately 148K cores each), dual pre- and post-processing clusters (approximately 28K cores each), along with 188PB of high-performance workload storage (Scratch and Site Store) and over 1,000PB of high-performance, long-term tape archive storage (HP-NLS). These components are connected to a high-performance network providing high throughput and low latency (HPN).AMD01: This Amendment is issued to extend the solicitation to July 16, 2025 and Publish Canada’s Responses to potential Respondent’s questions. All the terms and conditions of the ITQ to remain unchanged.AMD02: This Amendment is issued to Publish Canada’s Responses to potential Respondent’s questions. All the terms and conditions of the ITQ to remain unchanged.AMD03: This Amendment is issued to Publish Canada’s Responses to potential Respondent’s questions and update the ITQ document itself. All the terms and conditions of the ITQ to remain unchanged. AMD04: This Amendment is issued to Publish Canada’s Responses to potential Respondent’s questions, update the ITQ document itself, and extend the solicitation. All the terms and conditions of the ITQ to remain unchanged.AMD05: This Amendment is issued to Publish Canada’s Responses to potential Respondent’s questions. All the terms and conditions of the ITQ to remain unchanged.AMD06:This Amendment is issued to Publish Canada’s Responses to potential Respondent’s questions, request a ‘’ test link ’’ and extend the solicitation. All the terms and conditions of the ITQ to remain unchanged. SSC High Performance Computing (HPC) Gen 8 ITQ- Amendment 006

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