INVITATION TO TENDER Pigeon Hill Electrical Repairs Pigeon Hill, NB
Aug 13, 2026
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Procurement of electrical repair services for Pigeon Hill, NB.
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Procurement of electrical repair services for Pigeon Hill, NB.
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This RFP is for services related to the chemical analyses of marine sediment samples to determine concentrations of specified drugs, pesticides, and antibiotics.
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The Government of Canada seeks offers for 18- and 24-inch curtain booms and 18- and 24-inch fence booms, plus optional accessories. This is a competitive-open-bidding Request for Supply Arrangement issued by the Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) for the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO), not a grant. The notice is open, was published on 2026/04/02, and closes at 14:00 EDT on 2031/03/31.
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200 Kent St, 13th Floor East
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K1A 0E6
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This final report from the Atlantic Seal Science Task Team presents recommendations to the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) regarding its seal science priorities, specifically for harp and grey seals, and ways to enhance collaboration with the fishing industry. The recommendations focus on addressing knowledge gaps in seal diet, distribution, and migration, improving the understanding of seal-fish stock relationships, and fostering collaborative research with various partners. It also suggests concrete improvements for DFO's communication of seal science to stakeholders and the public, aiming to inform DFO's future research priorities and pinniped-related science activities.
The Government of Canada's plan for aquaculture aims to address rising global seafood demand by creating economic opportunities and jobs in coastal communities, while ensuring environmental sustainability. Key pillars include an approach based on scientific evidence to protect wild fish and aquatic life, integration of environmental, social, and economic factors, engagement with Indigenous peoples, and collaboration with diverse stakeholders. The plan also emphasizes fostering innovation, utilizing green technologies, and unifying regulations under a national aquaculture act, ultimately promoting environmentally responsible practices and sustainable job creation for Canadians.
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This document outlines the establishment and strategic focus of Fisheries and Oceans Canada's Arctic Region, created in 2018 to specialize services and integrate northern community input. Key areas of work include conserving northern marine ecosystems, co-developing and delivering scientific research, and managing sustainable fisheries and marine mammal harvesting. The region prioritizes reconciliation, fostering economic opportunities with Inuit, First Nations, Metis, and all northerners, and promoting arctic employment. Its overarching goal is to sustainably manage the Arctic for the benefit of the North and all Canadians, particularly in response to a changing climate opening the area to increased fishing, shipping, and resource development.
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