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Black Point Disposal Site 2024 Lobster Abundance and Condition Monitoring Study

Étude de surveillance de l'abondance et de l'état des homards sur le site d'immersion de Black Point 2024

Description

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has a requirement to conduct a juvenile American lobster (Homarus americanus) monitoring study to assess if there are impacts to lobster due to the permitted disposal activities at the Black Point Disposal Site, located at the southeast entrance to Saint John Harbour, New Brunswick, as compared to six reference sites located within the Bay of Fundy. The study will require the collection of live and intact lobsters which will then need to be processed to obtain meat and hepatopancreas tissues for a subsequent lobster tissue contaminant study. To characterize each of the study areas, monitoring of depth and temperature, photography of the sea floor and collection of representative sediment samples will also be required.
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Quick Summary

Environment and Climate Change Canada is seeking a study to monitor juvenile American lobster populations near the Black Point Disposal Site in New Brunswick. The study will assess potential impacts from disposal activities by collecting and analyzing lobster tissues, as well as monitoring environmental conditions like depth, temperature, and sediment.

Ideal For

Companies specializing in marine biology research and environmental monitoring studies should bid.

marine biologyenvironmental monitoringlobster researchecological assessmentmarine sampling
High complexity

Tender Details

Reference Number
cb-999-29598095
Solicitation Number
5000080903
Publication Date
Jun 18, 2024
Closing Date
Jul 3, 2024
Expected Start
Sep 1, 2024
Expected End
Mar 31, 2026
Procurement Method
Advance contract award notice
Selection Criteria
Not applicable
Notice Type
Advance Contract Award Notice

Classification

UNSPSC Code
77101505
UNSPSC Description
Environmental monitoring

Trade Agreements

Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement (CKFTA)

Contracting Entity

Environment and Climate Change Canada

45 Alderney Dr

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia

Contact

Samantha Walerickton

samantha.walerickton@ec.gc.ca

(902) 920-4445

Regions of Delivery

New Brunswick