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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on October 6, 2023. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Technical Specification - Emergency Flood Barriers

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2023-15International

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The Standards Council of Canada is seeking a qualified bidder under its Standards to Support Resilience in Infrastructure Program to enhance the climate resilience of the Canadian built environment. The successful contractor will be responsible for establishing and managing a technical committee to create two primary deliverables: a National Technical Specification regarding the selection and deployment of emergency flood barriers for municipalities and a corresponding public-facing graphical guide that summarizes the key messages of the specification. This federal solicitation, identified by number 2023-15, is part of a broader strategic phase running from 2021 to 2026 aimed at helping Canadian communities adapt to climate change. Interested organizations or individuals must demonstrate the necessary experience and capacity to lead the technical committee and produce the required standardization solutions. All work will be performed within Canada under the oversight of the Standards Council of Canada.

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Contractor will manage a committee to create flood barrier specifications and graphical guides.

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*Canada, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Standards Council of Canada
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Lianne BernardPoint of Contact

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The Standard Council of Canada’s (SCC) Standards to Support Resilience in Infrastructure Program (SSRIP) works with Canada’s national standardization network to develop and implement standardization solutions that boost infrastructure resilience and create stronger communities for Canadians. The overall objective of the SSRIP is to advance standardization strategies that help Canadian households, businesses, and communities adapt to the impacts of climate change. This supports a vision for a climate-resilient, sustainable built environment in Canada. The program is in its second phase (2021-2026) and has led more than 41 standardization initiatives since it began. SCC will issue (1) contract to the successful Bidder that demonstrates their qualifications to establish and manage a technical committee, and develop the following: • A National Technical Specification (TS) on selection and deployment of emergency flood barriers for Canadian municipalities. • A short public-facing graphical guide for selecting and deploying emergency flood barrier that outlines the key messages of the TS Qualified organizations or individuals are encouraged to submit a proposal presenting their experience, qualifications, and capacity to develop the above-mentioned deliverables.

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