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Technical and Socioeconomic Study on Plastic Waste Prevention and Management in the Personal Care and Cleaning Products Sectors in Canada

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5000082674International

Submission Closed01/13/2025, 02:00:00 PM UTC

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Environment and Climate Change Canada is soliciting services to conduct a technical and socioeconomic study focused on plastic waste prevention and management within the personal care and cleaning products sectors in Canada. The primary objective of this initiative is to fill critical data gaps by gathering information on plastic usage, evaluating the successes and barriers of current reduction, reuse, refill, and waste diversion efforts, and assessing the recyclability of product formulations and packaging. The contract will span a duration of 12 weeks from the date of award and will be performed within Canada, specifically targeting the National Capital Region. Selection will be determined by an evaluation methodology that prioritizes technical merit at 70 percent and price at 30 percent. This solicitation, identified by number 5000082674, is managed by the Government of Canada to better understand and improve plastic waste management strategies in these specific industrial sectors.

General Info

Study on plastic waste prevention in Canada's personal care and cleaning products sectors.

Agency

Government of Canada → Environment and Climate Change Canada

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting Services

Place of Performance

*National Capital Region (NCR) *Canada, CAN

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NONE

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Response DeadlineJan 13

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PostedJan 20

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Submission Closed

01/13/2025, 02:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyGovernment of Canada → Environment and Climate Change Canada

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / AgencyGovernment of Canada → Environment and Climate Change Canada

Office AddressN/A

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Anne-Marie BoucherPoint of Contact

Full Description

Environment and Climate Change Canada is seeking services to obtain information on the personal care products and cleaning products sectors in Canada in relation to their use of plastic, the successes and barriers of existing reduction, reuse/refill and waste diversion initiatives in the sectors, and the plastic recyclability of personal care and cleaning product packaging and formulations. This information will help fill data gaps in the personal care and cleaning products sectors in Canada. The period of the Contract from award will be 12 weeks. All documents and/or attachments related to this solicitation can be found on the CanadaBuys posting. Evaluation methodology: Highest combination of technical merit (70%) and Price (30%)