CanadaBuys #01B46-2627-125

AAFC water-treatment monitoring, Legionella testing, and optional treatment chemicals

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada is seeking water-treatment consulting and monitoring for its Saint-Hyacinthe Research and Development Centre. - Government buyer: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), Eastern Service Centre (Centre de service de l'Est); contact: Jean-François Lemay. - Services requested: 12 regular site visits per year for inspection, physicochemical monitoring, consultation, recommendations, and reporting. The program also includes up to 20 periodic Legionella analyses annually: 12 for cooling towers ABCDE and 8 for the Sector F tower. - Required service outputs: Accredited-laboratory analysis and certificates, French-language monthly reports due within five working days after each visit, and immediate notification of critical results by telephone with written confirmation. Routine technical support is also required in French during normal business hours. - Additional work: Additional testing and emergency site interventions may be authorized separately. Emergency intervention pricing includes mobilization, travel, assessment, routine diagnostic measures, recommendations, and a written report; additional laboratory analyses are billed separately. - Optional chemicals: 15 treatment products, identified as C-01 through C-15, may be ordered as needed. No fixed purchase quantities or minimum commitment are specified; products must suit the facility systems and operating conditions. Container sizes are listed in the line items. - OEMs and named commercial vendors: None are specified. The chemical products are described by function, with no brands or proprietary methods identified.

Description

Canada is seeking offers for consultation and water treatment monitoring services, including physicochemical monitoring and periodic monitoring of Legionella. The estimated contract period is 24 months, with a proposed start date of December 1, 2026. Work is associated with the Saint-Hyacinthe Research and Development Centre in Quebec. An optional site visit is recommended for October 21, 2026, at the Centre.

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