Opportunity

CanadaBuys #NRCan-5000096312

NRCan seeks writing services for Nuclear Regulatory Framework Review discussion papers and summary report

Posted

September 22, 2026

Respond By

October 08, 2026

Identifier

NRCan-5000096312

NAICS

541990

Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) is seeking a contractor to provide writing services for the Nuclear Regulatory Framework Review. - Government Buyer: - Department of Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) - Finance and Procurement Management Branch / Direction de la gestion des finances et de l'approvisionnement - Bid Receiving Unit / Unit de réception des soumissions - Services Requested: - Writing and revision of 5-7 public-facing discussion papers - Preparation of a "What We Heard" report (English) / "Ce que nous avons entendu" report (French) - Documents summarize feedback from public and Indigenous engagement sessions - Participation in planning meetings, videoconferences, and weekly updates with NRCan officials - Requirements: - Expertise in Canadian nuclear regulatory frameworks and related policy areas preferred - Clear, accessible writing for public audiences - Deliverables include draft and final versions of papers and reports - Work is primarily remote, with possible in-person meetings in Ottawa - Contract Details: - Maximum contract value: $88,495.56 CAD (taxes excluded) - Period of performance: From contract award to May 31, 2027 - No OEMs or product vendors involved; this is a service-based opportunity - Open to global bidders; no security requirements or trade agreements apply

Description

This solicitation is for engaging a writer, preferably familiar with Canada's nuclear regulatory framework, to prepare and revise 5-7 discussion papers and a "What We Heard" Report. The documents are intended for the public and must be clear, concise, and detailed. The discussion papers will be based on initial engagement and policy development by Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), presenting options for regulatory framework changes to gather feedback. The writer will also attend videoconferences and meetings with NRCan officials.

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