# Quebec SEAO #20181696

UQTR Market Research for Advanced Statistical Consulting

**Posted:** November 05, 2026
**Respond By:** November 16, 2026
**Identifier:** 20181696
**NAICS:** 541690, 541720

UQTR is conducting market research for advanced statistical consulting to support research in its Department of Psychology.
- **Government buyer:** Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (UQTR), Department of Psychology.
- **Requested services:** Primarily remote consulting, including advice on analytical methods; database preparation and cleaning; statistical analyses; power calculations; and research reports, syntax, cleaned databases, and statistical sections for articles or grant applications.
  - Analyses may include dyadic, longitudinal, multilevel, mediation, moderation, latent class, and survival methods.
  - Named software examples include Mplus, SPSS, R, Amos, and JASP.
- **Estimated workload:** Approximately 1,000 hours for the main mandate, plus up to approximately 100 hours for occasional assignments. No part numbers are specified.
- **Provider requirements:** At least five years of advanced statistical analysis experience, relevant research consulting experience including advanced dyadic analyses, proficiency with applicable statistical software, ability to respond to an initial request within five business days, and an establishment in Quebec.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No consulting vendors or product manufacturers are identified; the software names are examples of tools providers should know.
- **Notice status:** This is a request for interest for market research, not a tender or invitation to bid; UQTR has not committed to launching a contracting process.

### Description

UQTR is conducting market research to identify providers of primarily remote advanced statistical consulting for research projects in its Department of Psychology. Services may include advising on analytical methods, preparing and cleaning databases, conducting and interpreting statistical analyses, calculating statistical power, and producing reports, syntax, and other research materials. The estimated workload is approximately 1,000 hours for the main mandate, with up to approximately 100 additional hours of occasional assignments; the anticipated duration is one to two years. This is not a tender or invitation to bid, and UQTR is not committed to starting a contracting process.

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