Logistics Analysis of Dangerous Goods Waste in Canada
Solicitation number T8080-210059
Publication date
Closing date and time 2021/08/03 14:00 EDT
Last amendment date
Description
The Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Directorate, based on risks, develops safety standards and regulations, conducts oversight, and provides expert advice on the safe transportation of dangerous goods (DGs) by all modes to promote public safety in Canada.
Each year 8 million tonnes of dangerous goods waste are generated by industry in Canada, of which 40% is treated with the remainder going to landfill sites or being discharged into municipal sewers. This waste may contain chemical substances that are considered dangerous to human health and safety or to the environment if improperly handled. In Canada, DG wastes and DG recyclable materials are defined as those with hazardous behavioral properties such as flammability, corrosiveness, or toxicity. These wastes and materials can pose a variety of hazards to the Canadian public in the event of exposure, from skin damage, environmental contamination and even fatality. This bears significance to the TDG directorate as the logistics of dangerous goods waste can have a considerable transportation footprint. An integral component of a dangerous waste management program is controlling the transport of dangerous goods that are wastes.
DG wastes and recyclables come from many sources, including material left over from industrial activities such as oil refining, chemical manufacturing and metal processing. Waste can be disposed, recycled or repurposed, necessitating the transportation of waste from production sites to disposal or recycling sites. Presently, the TDG Program is interested in expanding its comprehensive knowledge base regarding the logistics surrounding handling, offering for transportation and import of DG waste through a logistics analysis of DG waste.
The objective of this project is to analyze and describe the logistics of DG wastes in Canada. This includes identifying sites that produce (generate) or collect DG wastes; sites that process DG wastes (dispose or recycle); and the transportation logistics involved. The findings of this study will contribute to inform policy decisions regarding safety regulations.
Contract duration
Refer to the description above for full details.
Trade agreements
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Canada-Honduras Free Trade Agreement
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Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)
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Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)
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Atlantic Procurement Agreement
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Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement (CCFTA)
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Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement
Contact information
Contracting organization
- Organization
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Transport Canada
- Address
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330 Sparks StOttawa, Ontario, K1A 0N5Canada
- Contracting authority
- Blackstein, Natasha
- Phone
- 343-550-2321
- Email
- natasha.blackstein@tc.gc.ca
- Address
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275 SparksOttawa, ON, K1A 0N5CA
Buying organization(s)
- Organization
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Transport Canada
- Address
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330 Sparks StOttawa, Ontario, K1A 0N5Canada
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.
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addenda_2.pdf | 002 |
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addendum_2.pdf | 002 |
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addenda_1.pdf | 001 |
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addendum_1.pdf | 001 |
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rfp_fr.pdf | 000 |
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rfp.pdf | 000 |
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