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Standards Council of Canada (SCC-CCN)

NSC - Post-Disaster Damage Assessments

Name: NSC - Post-Disaster Damage Assessments
Creator: Standards Council of Canada (SCC-CCN)

Request for Proposal (RFP)

Estimated value

Not disclosed

Deadline

August 28, 2026

Published

July 7, 2026

Type

Services

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Full description

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.
Post-disaster damage assessments are critical for informing recovery decisions, insurance claims, and provincial/territorial and federal disaster assistance programs. Currently, there is no consistent approach for conducting these assessments, which vary between provinces/territories and often vary from one community to another. The lack of standardization results in inconsistencies, inefficiencies, critical information not collected that causes financial issues later, and delays at the most critical of times when Canadians are trying to recover from a disaster.

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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...

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Basic information

Reference

cb-882-86207086

Solicitation no.

RFP-2026-03

Buyer

Standards Council of Canada (SCC-CCN)

Notice type

Request for Proposal

Method

Competitive - Open bidding

Procurement category

*SRV

Trade agreements

*North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) *Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement (CKFTA) *Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)

Estimated value

Not disclosed

Source

canadabuys

Classification & terms

UNSPSC

*Specification standardization services

Delivery & regions

Province

Ontario

Regions of delivery

*National Capital Region (NCR)

Contract term

October 1, 2026 → September 30, 2027

Key dates

Published

July 7, 2026

Closes

August 28, 2026

Amendment no.

000

Contact

Contact

David LaBerge

Email

contracts@scc.ca

Phone

(613) 238-3222

Address

55 Metcalfe Street, Suite 600, Ottawa, Ontario, K1P6L5, Canada

Documents

(1)

↓ scc_rfp-2026-03-nsc-for-post-disaster-damage-asessments.pdf

Complete source record(32)

Title

NSC - Post-Disaster Damage Assessments

Reference number

cb-882-86207086

Amendment number

000

Solicitation number

RFP-2026-03

Publication date

2026-07-07

Tender closing date

2026-08-28T16:00:00

Expected contract start date

2026-10-01

Expected contract end date

2027-09-30

Tender status

Open

Unspsc

*80101703

Unspsc description

*Specification standardization services

Procurement category

*SRV

Notice type

Request for Proposal

Procurement method

Competitive - Open bidding

Trade agreements

*North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) *Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement (CKFTA) *Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)

Regions of delivery

*National Capital Region (NCR)

Contracting entity name

Standards Council of Canada (SCC-CCN)

Contracting entity address line

55 Metcalfe Street, Suite 600

Contracting entity address city

Ottawa

Contracting entity address province

Ontario

Contracting entity address postal code

K1P6L5

Contracting entity address country

Canada

Contact info name

David LaBerge

Contact info email

contracts@scc.ca

Contact info phone

(613) 238-3222

Contact info address line

55 Metcalfe Street, Suite 600

Contact info city

Ottawa

Contact info province

Ontario

Contact info postalcode

K1P6L5

Contact info country

Canada

Attachment

https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/99826/scc_rfp-2026-03-nsc-for-post-disaster-damage-asessments.pdf

Tender description

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. Post-disaster damage assessments are critical for informing recovery decisions, insurance claims, and provincial/territorial and federal disaster assistance programs. Currently, there is no consistent approach for conducting these assessments, which vary between provinces/territories and often vary from one community to another. The lack of standardization results in inconsistencies, inefficiencies, critical information not collected that causes financial issues later, and delays at the most critical of times when Canadians are trying to recover from a disaster.