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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on January 6, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Market support and development for low-carbon concrete solutions through education and engagement.

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24-58268International

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The National Research Council Canada, through its Department of Construction Research Center, is seeking a partner to develop an education and engagement program designed to increase awareness of low-carbon concrete options within the construction sector. The project involves identifying industry partners, establishing an expert advisory committee, and defining target groups to receive specialized training. The selected provider will be responsible for determining delivery platforms and creating comprehensive training modules that cover current and future low-carbon products, guidance documents, supporting policies, life cycle assessment tools, embodied carbon data, and national master specifications. The execution of the program will follow an iterative process of development, piloting, and refinement. After creating the initial modules for a primary target group, the provider must conduct two pilot sessions to gather participant feedback for material improvement. This cycle of development and piloting will then be extended to all remaining target groups to ensure the training materials are effective and comprehensive. This federal solicitation, numbered 24-58268, is centered in the National Capital Region.

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NRC Canada seeks a partner to develop low-carbon concrete education and training programs.

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*National Capital Region (NCR), CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → National Research Council Canada
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2. The Department of Construction Research Center of the National Research Council Canada has a requirement to develop an education and engagement program in collaboration with industry partners to increase awareness of low-carbon concrete options and solutions throughout the construction sector. The work will involve the following: a) Identify industry partners who will support the development and testing of the education and engagement program. b) From the list of interested industry partners, establish an advisory committee to provide expert advice and guidance during the development of the program. c) With guidance from the advisory committee, select target groups to offer education and awareness training for low-carbon concrete solutions. Develop training module requirements for each target group. d) Select training modules to be developed and identify appropriate methods/platforms for delivering the training modules. e) Select the first target group and develop the corresponding training modules, covering at a minimum the following topics: A. Low-carbon concrete products and solutions o Current solutions available o Solutions currently under review/development o Solutions expected to be reviewed/developed later B. Available guidance documents C. Existing policies that support low-carbon cement and concrete D. Related LCA tools E. Embodied carbon data and benchmarking F. Ongoing national master specification development f) Using the modules developed in item (e) above, conduct two pilot sessions for the training materials and solicit feedback from the participants. Refine the program and training materials as needed in response to the feedback. g) Develop training modules for the remaining target groups, covering at a minimum the topics included in item #5A through #5F above. h) Pilot the remaining modules with the corresponding target groups, solicit feedback, and refine the training materials

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