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Methanol to Hydrogen Reformers for Shipboard Use

Reformeurs de méthanol en hydrogène pour utilisation à bord des navires

Description

The Canadian Coast Guard intends to procure up to four (4) Shallow Draft Buoy Tenders to replace the existing aging vessels currently in the fleet. The replacement vessel design will be based on the existing Isle-class vessels while improving crew accommodations, noise reduction, energy efficiency, and greenhouse gas emission reduction. To reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the future fleet, the project is exploring the use of a hydrogen fuel cell power system fed by a methanol reformer. The intent of this Request for Information (RFI) is to better understand the availability, level of maturity, and functionality for marine power generation systems. This RFI seeks industry input to provide CCG with technical information, supplier availability, and an update on the state of readiness and development for this technology.
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Quick Summary

The Department of Public Works and Government Services is seeking information to support the Canadian Coast Guard's plan to replace aging shallow draft buoy tenders with new vessels that improve crew accommodations and reduce emissions. They are exploring hydrogen fuel cell power systems using methanol reformers for marine power generation and want industry input on the technology's availability and maturity.

Ideal For

Companies specializing in marine hydrogen fuel cell technology and methanol reformers should provide information.

marine power systemshydrogen fuel cellsmethanol reformersshipbuildinggreen energymarine technology
High complexity

Tender Details

Reference Number
WS4558393289-Doc4558423033
Solicitation Number
WS4558393289
Publication Date
Apr 26, 2024
Closing Date
May 27, 2024
Procurement Method
Competitive - Open bidding
Selection Criteria
Not applicable
Notice Type
Request for Information

Classification

UNSPSC Code
25111900
UNSPSC Description
Marine craft systems and subassemblies

Trade Agreements

None

Contracting Entity

Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)

11 Laurier St, Phase III, Place du Portage

Gatineau, Quebec

Contact

Robson, Vicki (SPAC/PSPC)

vicki.robson@tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca

Regions of Delivery

Canada