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Identifying legal, regulatory, and jurisdictional challenges to carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies

Recensement des défis juridiques et réglementaires d’élimination du dioxyde de carbone (EDC)

Description

NRCan wishes to advise you of an upcoming requirement. Please review and respond if you would be interested in providing this service. SOLICITATION NO.: RNCan-5000088346 DEPARTMENT: Natural Resources Canada CONTRACTING AUTHORITY: Alexandre Rheault TELEPHONE NO.: 613-298-6447 FAX NO.: N/A E-MAIL ADDRESS: alexandre.rheault@nrcan-rncan.gc.ca NOTIFICATION PERIOD: July 21 – August 15, 2025 (25 calendar days) Description of the Requirement: The objective of this project is for the provision of a research report that provides an overview and analysis of the regulatory framework governing hybrid and technology-based CDR both in Canada and globally. The report will consider the current state of CDR solutions, provide global regulatory insights and experiences, and identify the legislative and regulatory gaps and challenges that are impacting further development of the technology in Canada. DELIVERY DESTINATION AREA: Ottawa, Ontario (all deliverables are to be provided electronically to the Project Authority) DURATION OF CONTRACT / DATE REQUIRED: Contract award to March 31, 2026 ESTIMATED VALUE (not including taxes): Up to $150,000 Diversity: Natural Resources Canada is committed to achieving a procurement process that reflects the diversity of Canada. We are dedicated to identifying and reducing barriers in our procurement processes. We continue to work on improving practices that will help ensure that equity group members are well-represented. To this end, minority-owned businesses are encouraged to apply to our processes. Amendment no. 1: To publish the Q&A document no. 1 Amendment no. 2: To publish the Q&A document no. 2 Amendment no. 3: To publish the Q&A document no. 3

Quick Summary

Natural Resources Canada is seeking a research report analyzing the legal, regulatory, and jurisdictional challenges related to carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies in Canada and globally. The project aims to provide insights into current CDR solutions, regulatory frameworks, and identify gaps hindering technology development. Deliverables will be submitted electronically with a contract duration until March 31, 2026.

Ideal For

Companies specializing in environmental law, regulatory research, and carbon removal technology analysis should bid.

Environmental ConsultingLegal ResearchRegulatory AnalysisCarbon Capture and StorageClimate Technology
High complexity

Tender Details

Reference Number
cb-849-74512257
Solicitation Number
NRCan-5000088346
Publication Date
Jul 21, 2025
Closing Date
Aug 15, 2025
Expected Start
Oct 1, 2025
Expected End
Mar 31, 2026
Procurement Method
Competitive - Open bidding
Selection Criteria
Highest Combined Rating of Technical Merit and Price
Notice Type
Request for Proposal

Classification

UNSPSC Code
77101701
UNSPSC Description
Environmental sciences advisory services

Trade Agreements

Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA); Canada-Panama Free Trade Agreement; Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement; Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement (CKFTA); Canada-Peru Free Trade Agreement (CPFTA); Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement (CCFTA); Canada-Honduras Free Trade Agreement

Contracting Entity

Department of Natural Resources (NRCan)

580 Booth Street

Ottawa, Ontario

Contact

Alexandre Rheault

alexandre.rheault@nrcan.gc.ca

(613) 298-6447

Regions of Delivery

Canada