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HICC/LICC 2024-2025 PS5554International

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Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada is seeking a contractor to develop a predictive modeling tool designed to measure and forecast the local impacts of housing and public transit programs and policies. The tool will analyze a wide array of interconnected urban factors, including zoning laws, infrastructure capacity, and social, economic, and environmental drivers. By assessing variables such as population density shifts, urban sprawl, and traffic patterns, the model will enable the agency to better understand land use changes and their subsequent effects on commute times and public transit usage. Beyond transit and land use, the project aims to project critical outcomes related to environmental sustainability, such as greenhouse gas emissions and air quality, as well as economic indicators like property values and shelter costs. The resulting insights will be used to evaluate housing affordability, determine future utility and construction needs, and enhance overall urban resilience and disaster preparedness. This federal solicitation, identified as HICC/LICC 2024-2025 PS5554, is centered in the National Capital Region.

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Contractor to develop predictive modeling tool for housing and public transit impact analysis.

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Government of Canada → Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada

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541330 - Engineering Services

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*National Capital Region (NCR), CAN

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PostedJan 20

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01/20/2025, 02:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada

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Government of Canada → Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada

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Full Description

The objective is to develop tools that will allow Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada (HICC) to measure and predict how various programs and policies regarding housing and public transit will affect land use and housing outcomes at a local level, while describing the effect of various factors that are closely connected to housing in an urban setting such as public transit developments, infrastructure assets and capacities, zoning, policy as well as social, economic and environmental factors. Ultimately, the predictive modeling tool would be used to assess changes in land use, including urban sprawl and population density shifts, while forecasting traffic patterns, public transit usage, and commute times. Assess environmental impacts such as air quality and greenhouse gas emissions, and project economic outcomes like property values, shelter costs and commercial activity. The model would help evaluate social impacts, including population distribution and housing affordability, and determine future infrastructure needs for utilities and construction. Additionally, it would provide insights into the effects of zoning laws and other policies, enhancing disaster preparedness and urban resilience.