Contract Details: HT42162652
Contract
Vendor Name:
CHU SAINTE-JUSTINE
Description:
Scientific consultants
Economic Object Code:
431
Instrument Type:
Amendment
Commodity Type:
Service
Commodity Code:
B503
Organization:
Health Canada
Vendor Postal Code:
H3T
Comments:
Health Science Consultants
The specific aims of this work are to follow the Maternal-Infant Research on Environmental Chemicals (MIREC) cohort of children in order to measure their exposure to environmental chemicals, and measure the impact of these and earlier exposures on child development with a focus on potential effects on the endocrine system. The main objective is to determine whether prenatal exposure to elevated levels of various environmental chemicals are related to the onset and progression of puberty, child metabolic function and growth.
Additional Comments:
Medical and Health Studies
Buyer Name:
NA
Date and Value
Reporting Period:
2023-2024-Q4
Contract Date:
Jul 17, 2017
Contract Period Start Date:
Jul 17, 2017
Contract Period End or Delivery Date:
Mar 31, 2028
Total Contract Value:
$16,394,177.48
Original Contract Value:
$6,686,857.00
Amendment Value:
$5,032,953.05
Applicable Trade Agreements
| Canadian Free Trade Agreement |
| Comprehensive Economic Free Trade Agreement |
| World Trade Organization – Agreement on Government Procurement |
| Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement |
| Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership |
| Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement |
Additional Details
Procurement Identification Number:
HT42162652
Solicitation Procedure:
Non-Competitive
Limited Tendering Reason:
Exclusive Rights
Trade Agreement Exceptions and Exclusions:
None
Comprehensive Land Claims Agreement:
Not Applicable
Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business:
1. None
Indigenous Business excluding PSIB:
No
Intellectual Property:
Contractor Owned
Potential Commercial Exploitation:
No
Former Public Servant:
No
Ministers Office Contracts:
No
Country of Vendor:
Canada
Number of Bids:
1
Article 6 Government Contract Exceptions:
Only one person is capable of performing the contract
Award Criteria:
Not applicable
Socio-Economic Indicator:
Federal Contractors Program for Employment Equity