DPA Component 1 of the OASIS Program: Risk Analysis and Identification of Solutions for Heatwaves and Heavy Rainfall

This tender concerns Component 1 of the OASIS Program, focusing on risk analysis and the identification of solutions to address the challenges posed by heatwaves and heavy rainfall. The procurement falls under the category of Environmental Services (S5). The contracting authority for this tender is the Ville de Chambly. The procurement method specified is a negotiated contract (contrat de gré à gré), with the rationale for this approach detailed under the 'ArticleAutre disposition' in the description, which would typically outline specific justifications for direct negotiation. The project aims to conduct a thorough analysis of the risks associated with extreme weather events, specifically intense heat and abundant rainfall, within the jurisdiction of Chambly. Following the risk assessment, the successful bidder will be responsible for identifying and proposing concrete solutions to mitigate these risks and enhance the resilience of the community. This may involve developing strategies for urban planning, infrastructure adaptation, public health measures, and emergency preparedness. The scope of work is expected to be comprehensive, requiring expertise in environmental science, climate change adaptation, risk management, and potentially urban development. The Ville de Chambly seeks to proactively address the impacts of climate change and ensure the safety and well-being of its residents through this initiative.

This is a services contract in the environment and climate and urban development and housing sectors, with a focus on Climate Adaptation and Urban Planning. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

Published through Quebec SEAO, a national government procurement portal. Public procurement tenders follow the country's national bidding regulations and may have specific eligibility and documentation requirements for services in the environment and climate sector. Service contracts are typically evaluated on both technical quality and price, and may require bidders to demonstrate relevant experience and qualified personnel. This contract has already been awarded. The information is published for transparency and market intelligence purposes.