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Time-Sensitive Biological Sample Courier Services

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This subcontract for Time-Sensitive Biological Sample Courier Services supports Canadian Food Inspection Agency projects by providing refrigerated transport and delivery of shellfish samples. The service provider is responsible for transporting biological samples from harvesting sites to CFIA chemistry labs, ensuring delivery occurs within 72 hours of sampling and is coordinated for arrival on Tuesdays or Wednesdays. To maintain sample integrity, the contractor must utilize certified cold-chain containers or refrigerated vehicles. The scope of work is focused on performance within Quebec, excluding the National Capital Region. Interested parties must respond by November 25, 2026, for this specialized logistics requirement under NAICS code 492110.

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Shellfish Sampling

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Supplies refrigerated transport and delivery of shellfish samples for prime contractors on Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) projects. Transports biological samples from harvesting sites to CFIA chemistry labs within 72 hours of sampling, coordinating arrivals for Tuesdays or Wednesdays. Utilizes refrigerated vehicles or certified cold-chain containers to maintain sample integrity. Delivers identified samples to the lab.

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