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ACAN - Studies of issues affecting the Canadian oil sands industry
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Summary of Opportunity: ACAN - Studies of Issues Affecting the Canadian Oil Sands Industry
PURPOSE & SCOPE:
- Procurement Type: Contract for services
- Project Scope and Objectives: The Department of Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) seeks a supplier to conduct ongoing studies on issues affecting the Canadian oil sands industry. The objectives include:
- Forecasting Canadian oil sands production growth to 2030 and beyond.
- Creating comprehensive reports on key industry developments from various stakeholders.
- Hosting several workshops annually on pertinent industry issues.
- Delivering at least two presentations per year to NRCan by a senior company official.
- Contract Type and Estimated Value: The proposed contract will have a duration of 5 years with an estimated value of $397,581.05 USD (excluding GST/HST).
BUYER INFORMATION:
- Issuing Organization: Department of Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)
- Contact Details: Andrea Berthelet, Procurement Supervisor
- Email: [email protected]
- Telephone: 343-543-7092
- Important Dates:
- Posted Date: December 9, 2025
- Due Date for Capability Statements: December 24, 2025, at 2:00 PM EST
- Contract Performance Period: December 19, 2025, to December 18, 2030
MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS:
- Mandatory Qualifications:
- Must have convened an annual senior level government-industry dialogue/workshop on oil sands issues for at least 5 years.
- Minimum 10 years of experience with federal, provincial government, and industry meetings on oil sands.
- 10 years of experience in creating reports on oil sands developments reflecting varied stakeholder opinions.
- 10 years in modeling and forecasting oil sands production growth.
- 10 years analyzing western Canadian oil markets and contributing to GHG emissions efforts in oil and gas.
- 5 years addressing strategic issues like energy security and infrastructure.
- Ability to produce exclusive analytics, quarterly data, interact with clients, and provide recognized experts for client inquiries.
- Must produce special reports on critical issues such as GHG intensity and pipeline challenges.
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS:
- Key Technical Capabilities:
- Expertise in oil sands analytics, data provision, and stakeholder interaction.
- Ability to deliver workshops and present findings to NRCan effectively.
- Deliverables and Performance Standards: Regular reports, specific analytics outputs, and presentation commitments.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
- Nice-to-Have Experience:
- Additional experience in cross-border economic impacts of oil sands and climate policy implications.
- Additional Factors for Competitive Advantage: Established reputation or historical collaboration with NRCan or similar agencies in related studies.
KEY EVALUATION FACTORS:
- Proposals will be evaluated based on the supplier's ability to meet the mandatory capabilities, past performance, and demonstrated expertise in oil sands-related studies and analytics.
This summary provides a clear outline of the opportunity details to facilitate vendor matching to the requirements of NRCan for the studies related to the Canadian oil sands industry.
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The Department of Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) has a requirement to conduct ongoing studies of issues affecting the Canadian oil sands industry to develop an economic model to permit the analysis of ongoing growth in the Canadian oil sands industry. The work will involve the following: • Forecasting Canadian oil sands production growth to 2030 and beyond. • Creating reports on key developments affecting the oil sands industry involving a cross section of opinions from federal, provincial and industry sources. • Holding several workshops per year on issues affecting the Canadian oil sands industry. • A senior official from the company must make at least 2 presentations per year to NRCan on key developments affecting the oil sands industry.
Additional Information
Source
canadabuys
Status
closed
Procurement Method
Advance contract award notice
Procurement Category
Services
Regions of Opportunity
World
Regions of Delivery
Ottawa *National Capital Region (NCR)
Reference Number
cb-476-13051118
Amendment Number
000
Contracting Entity
Department of Natural Resources (NRCan)
Contact Name
Andrea Berthelet
Contact Email
Contact Phone
+13435437092
Contact Country
Canada
Organization City
Ottawa
Organization Province / State
Ontario
Organization Country
Canada
Last Updated
July 29, 2026
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The proposal submission deadline is December 24, 2025 (Overdue).
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