CanadaBuys #PC0001-270033

Supply Chain Analysis and Development Services for Major Projects in Northwest British Columbia

Pacific Economic Development Canada (PacifiCan) is seeking a contractor to provide supply chain analysis and development services for major projects in Northwest British Columbia. - Government Buyer: - Pacific Economic Development Canada (PacifiCan), Government of Canada - Offices in British Columbia and Alberta - Scope of Services: - Comprehensive supply chain analysis for major projects such as LNG Canada Phase 2, Cedar LNG, Ksi Lisims LNG, Prince Rupert Gas Pipeline, Red Chris Mine Expansion, and North Coast Electricity Transmission Line - Assessment of anticipated demand for goods and services over a 5-10 year horizon - Evaluation of local (Northwest B.C.), provincial (B.C.), and national (Canada) supplier capacity - Identification of procurement opportunities for local and Indigenous suppliers - Inclusion of best practices and lessons learned from previous projects (e.g., Site C) - Preparation of a work plan, draft and final reports, and presentations to stakeholders - Notable Requirements: - Demonstrated expertise in supply chain analysis and development - Experience with remote regions and Indigenous economic participation - Fixed price contract with a budget up to $100,000 CAD - Deliverables due by February 26, 2027, with final presentation by March 5, 2027 - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named, as this is a consultancy services requirement.

Description

PacifiCan requires a contractor with expertise in supply chain analysis and development related to major projects, especially in remote areas and with Indigenous economic participation. The contractor will produce a report assessing anticipated demand for goods and services in Northwest B.C. from major project development. The report will analyze the potential for local, provincial, and domestic companies to meet procurement demand and identify specific opportunities for local suppliers, including best practices and lessons learned from previous project cycles.

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