CanadaBuys #30008508

DFO Quebec Region AI Results Interpretation and Strategic Analysis Services

Fisheries and Oceans Canada is seeking strategic analysis services to validate and operationalize its existing AI-assisted social-perception analysis approach. - Buyer: Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO), Quebec Region Strategic Services; Procurement Hub. - Requested services: Literature review and methodology assessment; a results visualization dashboard; a strategic interpretation guide and framework; and final reporting, presentation, training, knowledge transfer, and occasional technical support. Each service line has a quantity of 1; no part numbers apply. - Platform: Power BI or another approved platform is identified for the dashboard. No OEMs, vendors, hardware, or other products are named. - Deliverables and requirements: Final deliverables must be provided in English and French. The assessment should address strengths, limitations, risks, and potential bias, and recommend ways to improve reliability and interpretation. - Scope limits: The work applies to DFO’s existing approach; it does not include developing a new AI tool or data-collection methodology. - Funding and schedule: Maximum funding is CAD $75,000 before applicable taxes. Work runs from contract award through March 2027, with milestones approximately one, two, and three months after award; no option years or annual subscription are stated.

Description

Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO), Quebec Region, seeks a firm with expertise in applied artificial intelligence, strategic analysis, and data valorization to validate and strengthen its AI-based social perception analysis approach. The four phases include reviewing literature and validating the existing methodology, developing a visualization tool such as a Power BI dashboard, creating a strategic interpretation guide and framework, and delivering a final report, roadmap, and knowledge-transfer session. The project does not include developing a new AI tool or data-collection methodology. The contract runs from award through March 31, 2027, and funding is capped at $75,000, with applicable taxes extra.

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