R807.1-Labelling and Posting Literature Review

The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission is seeking offers for solicitation 5000089186 to conduct a literature review and develop a report on regulatory expectations and guidance. The scope of work focuses on the posting of signs at boundaries and access points for radiation hazards, as well as the labelling of containers and devices containing nuclear substances. This project involves analyzing CNSC regulatory requirements, reviewing stakeholder consultations, and benchmarking national and international regulatory expectations. Key deliverables include a final work plan, a progress report, a draft final report, a final report in PDF format, a public-facing abstract, and a final presentation. The contract is expected to start in Autumn 2026 and last approximately 12 months, with performance based in Ottawa. This competitive solicitation is restricted to Canadian suppliers under the Policy on Reciprocal Procurement. Offers must be submitted via email by September 17, 2026, at 2:00 PM EST. The award will be based on a combined rating of technical merit, weighted at 70 percent, and price, weighted at 30 percent. Payment is structured around a milestone schedule linked to the progress report and the final report and abstract. While there are no specific security clearances required, the contractor must not have unescorted access to CNSC facilities. All financial offers must be all-inclusive, as travel and living expenses will not be reimbursed separately.