Department of the Environment (ECCC ) - *National Capital Region (NCR), Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
**Tender summary — Continuous Improvement of Two CGE Models** Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) is seeking on-demand technical support and expertise to continuously improve two established computable general equilibrium (CGE) models: **EC-PRO** and **EC-MSMR**. The contract is expected to run for **three years from the date of award**. This opportunity appears most relevant to businesses or teams with specialized experience in **CGE economic modelling, climate-policy impact analysis, model development, technical research, and related software or data work**. The detailed qualifications, deliverables, evaluation method, pricing requirements, and personnel conditions should be reviewed in the Statement of Work and the full bid solicitation. **Key details:** - **Buyer:** Environment and Climate Change Canada - **Status:** Open - **Closing date:** September 18, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. - **Service locations:** National Capital Region and Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, according to the notice - **Security clearance:** No security requirement is identified - **Contract term:** Three years from contract award - **Bid language:** English or French - **Eligibility:** The notice states that Canadian suppliers and suppliers from applicable trading partners may submit offers; suppliers from non-trading partners may be rejected under the Policy on Reciprocal Procurement. - **Trade agreements:** The requirement is subject to several agreements, including the CFTA, CETA, WTO-AGP, CPTPP, and other listed agreements. - **Social procurement:** Businesses owned or led by Canadians from under-represented groups are encouraged to bid, although this is not stated as a mandatory condition. Bidders must also comply with the applicable integrity provisions and provide any required information concerning pensions or lump-sum payments. A debriefing may be requested within 15 working days after receiving the solicitation results. Before deciding whether to bid, review the official solicitation documents—particularly the Statement of Work, mandatory technical criteria, bidder instructions, evaluation criteria, submission format, and contracting authority details. The notice information provided here does not establish that any particular business qualifies, so all requirements and deadlines should be verified in the official tender notice before submitting an offer.
