RESEARCH SUPPORT FOR COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH (CA), COMMAND AND
INTELLIGENCE

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Nature of Requirements: 
This amends the closing date of the NPP to 14 August 2013.


RESEARCH SUPPORT FOR COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH (CA), COMMAND AND
INTELLIGENCE

Within an increasingly complex security environment, Canadian
Forces (CF) personnel must be able to work effectively as part
of a team, either in the context of co-ordinated joint
operations or in collaboration with various government and
non-government agencies and organizations, international
organizations, or multinational military forces, embedded in
diverse social and cultural settings.

To support the CF's ability to work within such complex security
environment, Defence Research and Development Canada - Toronto
(DRDC Toronto) has initiated an applied research program focused
on understanding the social-and organizational-psychological
aspects of Comprehensive Approach (CA), Command and Intelligence
also referred to as Joint, Interagency, Multinational, and
Public (JIMP).  

This requirement is for the provision of research support
services for behavioural, cognitive, and social sciences
research in various collaborative and/or adversarial security
contexts, including operational, tactical, and training
environments, which also spans strategic and grand strategic
levels in order to meet the objective of the CA, Command and
Intelligence research program.

This requirement has Security Requirement and is subject to the
Controlled Goods Program. 

Work will be performed on as and when requested basis for a
period of 3 years from date of award.  

Canada will own the Intellectual Property arising from the
contract.

The estimated level of effort is  $884,000.00 GST/HST extra, as
applicable, for a period of 3 years.


Delivery Date: Above-mentioned

The Crown retains the right to negotiate with suppliers on any
procurement.

Documents may be submitted in either official language of Canada.