Procurement Summary
Country: Canada
Summary: Hydrology and Methylmercury and Water Quality
Deadline: 12 Jun 2026
Posting Date: 31 May 2026
Other Information
Notice Type: Tender
TOT Ref.No.: 142384191
Document Ref. No.: IAAC/RFP- AEIC/DO-20260601
Competition: ICB
Financier: Self Financed
Purchaser Ownership: Public
Tender Value: Refer Document
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Tender Details
Professional Services Contractor(s) to Address: • Stream 1 - Working Towards Quantitative Hydrology and Ecohydrology Models for the Regional Assessment Area • Stream 2 - Considering the Potential for Methylmercury Accumulation and other Water Contamination in the Regional Assessment Area This scope of work is meant to support the assessment of cumulative and interactive effects of potential development on hydrology and water quality in the regional assessment area. The scope is divided in two streams, with specific outcomes outlined in sections five and six of this statement of work (SOW). For the purposes of this statement of work, hydrology means how and when water moves in the regional assessment area. This includes the entire system, including lakes, rivers, groundwater, peatlands, rain, snow, and ice, and all watersheds that could be impacted by changes to hydrology in the regional assessment area.
Solicitation Type : RFP - Request for Proposal (Formal) Reference Number : cb-922-76185092 Location : Ontario Dates Publication : 2026/05/29 12:00:00 AM EDT Closing Date : 2026/06/12 12:00:00 PM EDT Contact Information : Kim Martin : (613) 614-2205 : [email protected] Description : Professional Services Contractor(s) to Address: • Stream 1 – Working Towards Quantitative Hydrology and Ecohydrology Models for the Regional Assessment Area • Stream 2 – Considering the Potential for Methylmercury Accumulation and other Water Contamination in the Regional Assessment Area This scope of work is meant to support the assessment of cumulative and interactive effects of potential development on hydrology and water quality in the regional assessment area. The scope is divided in two streams, with specific outcomes outlined in sections five and six of this statement of work (SOW). For the purposes of this statement of work, hydrology means how and when water moves in the regional assessment area. This includes the entire system, including lakes, rivers, groundwater, peatlands, rain, snow, and ice, and all watersheds that could be impacted by changes to hydrology in the regional assessment area.
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