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NSC - Post-Disaster Damage Assessments

Standards Council of Canada (SCC-CCN)
CanadaBuys RFP Posted: July 7, 2026
Due Date
August 28, 2026
(Overdue)
Solicitation #
cb-882-86207086

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In the wake of a disaster, and as part of the process for the individual, business, municipality, or provincial or territorial government to begin to repair and rebuild, damaged or impacted assets and infrastructures undergo a damage assessment. A damage assessment is a structured process used to identify, document, and evaluate the severity and extent of damage to assets, infrastructure, buildings, natural systems, and other resources.

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Source

canadabuys

Type

RFP

Status

closed

Reference Number

cb-882-86207086

Contact Name

David LaBerge

Contact Email

Contact Phone

(613) 238-3222

Contact Country

Canada

Organization City

Ottawa

Organization Province / State

Ontario

Organization Country

Canada

Last Updated

August 28, 2026

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