Science-Policy Review of the Environmental Fate, Release Trends, and Policy Approaches on Chemicals of Concern in Plastics

Solicitation number 5000090160

Publication date

Closing date and time 2025/12/23 14:00 EST

Last amendment date


    Description

    Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has a requirement to solicit a supplier to undertake a comprehensive science-policy review of chemicals in plastics, focusing on identifying priority plastic chemicals of concern and release trends, in various environmentally relevant scenarios, as well as collating information on their environmental fate and exposure pathways as detailed in the Statement of Work, Annex A to the bid solicitation.

    Contract duration

    The estimated contract period will be 3 month(s).

    Trade agreements

    • No trade agreements are applicable to this solicitation process

    Reason for limited tendering

    A contracting officer can use limited tendering for specific reasons outlined in the applicable trade agreements. The reason for this contract is described below:

    • None
    Contact information

    Contracting organization

    Organization
    Department of the Environment (ECCC )
    Address

    351 Saint-Joseph Blvd

    Gatineau, Quebec, K1A 0H3
    Canada
    Contracting authority
    Josée St-Georges
    Phone
    873500-0150
    Email
    josee.st-georges@ec.gc.ca
    Bidding details
    Full details regarding this tender opportunity are available in the documents below. Click on the document name to download the file. Contact the contracting officer if you have any questions regarding these documents.
    Caption
    Document title Amendment no. Language Unique downloads Date added
    001 EN 35 2025/12/09
    001 FR 8 2025/12/09
    001 EN 58 2025/12/08
    001 FR 11 2025/12/08
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    Summary information

    Notice type
    Request for Proposal
    Language(s)
    English, French
    Contract duration
    3 month(s)
    Procurement method
    Competitive – Open Bidding
    Selection criteria
    Highest Combined Rating of Technical Merit and Price