CanadaBuys #1000266813

Yukon contaminated-site geotechnical and hydrotechnical engineering services

Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC) is seeking on-call engineering support for contaminated sites across Yukon. - Government buyer: CIRNAC, Yukon Region; Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) is conducting the procurement on CIRNAC’s behalf. - Opportunity: Establish up to five Standing Offer Agreements for geotechnical and hydrotechnical engineering services, ordered as needed through site-specific call-ups. - Sites and objectives: Work supports care and maintenance, assessment, and remediation planning at abandoned mine sites and other contaminated sites in Yukon, including sites in First Nations’ land claim areas. Services are to align with CIRNAC’s Contaminated Sites Management Policy. - Geotechnical work may include: Site investigations and monitoring; geohazard and slope-stability analysis; design, inspection, and validation of geotechnical components; instrumentation; granular-material quality control; dam safety reviews; and updates to operating, maintenance, surveillance, and emergency response plans. Engineer of Record services may be needed. - Hydrotechnical work may include: Assessments and modeling; design, inspection, construction oversight, and performance analysis for water-management infrastructure; water-quality monitoring; and updates to operating, maintenance, surveillance, and emergency response plans. Engineer of Record services may be needed. - Supporting services may include: Surveys, drilling and test pits, instrument installation, satellite/InSAR data collection and assessment, and fish salvage for in-stream work. - Notable requirements: Individual call-ups may require site safety and environmental plans, deliverables signed by a professional engineer, and quarterly reporting on Indigenous labour, training, and socioeconomic benefits. Indigenous participation opportunities may also be required. - Products, quantities, and OEMs: No products, part numbers, fixed quantities, OEMs, or commercial vendors are identified; the requirement is for professional services.

Description

Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada requires geotechnical and hydrotechnical engineering services for contaminated sites in Yukon, including Type II abandoned mine sites and other DTA sites. Services will support ongoing care and maintenance and advance remediation plans; individual scopes will vary by site and be issued on an as-and-when-requested basis through call-ups. The solicitation intends to establish up to five Standing Offer Agreements, with a period ending March 31, 2030 and two one-year option periods. No security requirements are stated.

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