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Health Canada radon measurement device evaluation and testing services

Health Canada is seeking an independent provider to evaluate radon measurement devices sold in Canada and publish consumer-facing results. - Government buyer: Health Canada, Department of Health; no sub-agency or office is identified. - Proposed contractor: Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (CARST). No device manufacturers or OEMs are named. - Services requested: Develop and administer an ongoing program to test commercially available radon measurement devices under conditions reflecting realistic home use, conduct annual performance evaluations, and publish reports on electronic radon testing devices. - Key requirements: Relevant radon-device testing and evaluation expertise; access to an appropriately accredited or ISO 17025-certified radon reference chamber; independence from radon monitor manufacturers and suppliers; public resources in English and French; a physical presence in Canada; and C-NRPP measurement certification. - Value and term: Estimated maximum value is $175,000 plus applicable taxes. The initial term is approximately five years, with up to two additional one-year options.

Description

Health Canada is seeking services to evaluate the performance of radon measurement devices commercially available in Canada on an annual basis. The work includes developing and administering a testing and performance evaluation program designed to reflect realistic use of the devices in homes. The vendor will also produce publicly available consumer reports on electronic radon testing devices, which Health Canada will use to review its testing guidelines, recommendations, and protocols. The notice identifies the Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (CARST) as the proposed contractor and states that the maximum estimated contract value is $175,000, plus applicable taxes, for up to seven years.

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