As part of the GEM2 Hudson-Ungava Project, Core Zone Surficial mapping activity, a regional surficial mapping and surficial sampling program is being undertaken east of Schefferville, Quebec, in a region with highly prospective geology, yet hampered by a complex sequence of glacial sediments. Sampling and field observations are being targeted in regions where no previous maps or sampling exists, and logistical support is required to operate in remote parts of Quebec and Labrador. The work described herein, is in part, restricted to the 2016 GEM2 field season being conducted in the region.
The contractor is to provide logistic support for various aspects of fieldwork, which could include variances to account for poor weather. Logistic support will be broken down and defined by individual tasks in the following section, and includes specific tasks related to remote sites and support within the town of Schefferville.
Complete logistical management of requirement, including provision of room/board for crew near Schefferville, Quebec (roughly 55 degrees north latitude and about 50 km to the west of 65 degrees west longitude) NTS 23I and 23P
