Opportunity

Ontario Tenders #tender_21715

Ontario Seeks Aquatic Modelling Template Development and System Migration Services

Posted

October 04, 2023

Respond By

June 16, 2026

Identifier

tender_21715

NAICS

541715, 541620

The Government of Ontario, Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks, is seeking specialized services to advance its aquatic environmental modelling capabilities. - Government Buyer: - Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks (Ontario) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors named - Key software platforms referenced: MIKE Zero, ECOLab - Products/Services Requested: - Development of an ECOLab template with equations to simulate the fate of sulphate and mercury in freshwater - Must include interactions with iron, phosphorus, and nitrogen - Enhancement of the Ministry’s existing MIKE Zero nutrient cycling template - Migration of the hydrodynamic emergency response modelling system from Windows to Linux - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Custom development of modelling templates for complex chemical interactions in aquatic environments - Integration and upgrade of existing modelling tools - Cross-platform migration (Windows to Linux) for emergency response systems - Period of performance is estimated at 24 months - Work will be performed in Ontario, with the Ministry’s office located in Toronto

Description

This solicitation seeks to improve the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks' modelling capabilities by developing an ECOLab template that includes equations describing the fate of sulphate and mercury in freshwater aquatic environments. The work involves enhancing the existing MIKE Zero nutrient cycling template to simulate the fate of sodium sulphate and mercury, including their interactions with iron, phosphorus, and nitrogen. Additionally, the project includes migrating the current hydrodynamic emergency response modelling system from a Windows to a Linux operating environment to better simulate spills and protect drinking water intakes and the Great Lakes ecosystem.

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