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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on July 12, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Publicly Available Specification - Coastal Project Options Appraisal Guide

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2024-05International

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The Standards Council of Canada is seeking a supplier to develop a Publicly Available Specification designed to assist Canadian communities in conducting coastal project options appraisals. This guide will establish protocols for evaluating grey, nature-based, and hybrid approaches to coastal resilience, aiming to standardize the methodologies and tools used to integrate ecological goods and services into the appraisal process. The ultimate goal of this initiative is to ensure that ecological considerations are routinely included in the options appraisal for all infrastructure projects across Canada. This federal solicitation, identified by number 2024-05, is managed by the Standards Council of Canada and applies to performance across the country.

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Supplier will develop a standardized coastal project options appraisal guide for Canadian communities.

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Standards Council of Canada
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SCC is seeking a Supplier to develop a guide, in the form of a Publicly Available Specification, to aid communities across Canada in conducting coastal project options appraisals. The purpose of the guide is to provide guidance and to outline protocol(s) regarding the appraisal of grey, nature-based, and hybrid approaches to coastal resilience in Canada. The guide will be a step toward standardization of methodologies and tools used to include ecological goods and services in options appraisal, to ultimately support the routine inclusion of ecological goods and services in options appraisal for all Canadian infrastructure projects.

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