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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on July 24, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Stream to Sea Program Delivery and Coordination Services: Cowichan Valley – SD 79

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30006955International

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Fisheries and Oceans Canada is seeking a contractor to provide delivery and coordination services for the Stream to Sea Program within the Cowichan Valley, specifically supporting School District 79 in British Columbia. The selected contractor will collaborate with the Project Authority to implement educational initiatives in schools and with local community groups. Key responsibilities include training educators, managing classroom aquaria, delivering salmon eggs, and conducting instructional sessions on salmon life cycles, aquatic ecosystems, and environmental sustainability. Additional duties involve maintaining school equipment, developing spring fry release programs, and potentially assisting with the transport and spawning of salmon. The contractor is also responsible for supporting Pacific Region data collection and reporting. A significant component of the role involves fostering partnerships and creating engagement opportunities with local communities, First Nations, and various community organizations to enhance the program's reach and impact.

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Contractor to provide Stream to Sea educational coordination and salmon program services in BC.

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*British Columbia, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of Fisheries and Oceans
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Terri JonesPoint of Contact

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Fisheries and Oceans Canada, requires contractors to provide delivery and coordination services for the Stream to Sea Program, as defined by the Project Authority, for: • Cowichan Valley – SD 79 Stream to Sea Program delivery and coordination services are required over the entire duration of this contract with some times requiring more commitment than others. Delivery and coordination services will be defined on a geographic specific basis through the development of work plan details using the information provided in Appendix 1 (Scope of Work). The Contractor will work with the Project Authority, to coordinate and deliver the Stream to Sea Program in schools and with local community groups. The work will consist of training educators, coordinating and assisting with set up of classroom incubators (aquaria), delivering salmon eggs to schools, providing classroom (indoor and outdoor) sessions which may include the salmon life cycle, fish dissections, aquatic ecosystems and habitat requirements for salmon, environmental sustainability as it relates to salmon, stream to sea migration and other salmon focused education pertinent to the area. The Contractor will provide trouble shooting and maintenance support for aquaria in schools and develop or assist with the development and delivery of a spring fry release program for participating schools. In some instances, the Contractor may participate in the live transport of adult and juvenile salmon and may participate in the spawning of broodstock. Contractor will also support Pacific Region tracking and reporting (i.e. brood stock summary and year end stream to sea data collection/reporting). The Stream to Sea Program aims to develop opportunities for external parties to be involved. Contractors may be required to facilitate and develop opportunities with local communities, First Nations, and community groups.

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