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Federal remediation notice for former Isachsen weather station remains open until Sept. 30
Public Services and Procurement Canada, for Environment and Climate Change Canada, is seeking supplier interest for remediation at the former Isachsen High Arctic Weather Station on Ellef Ringnes Island. The notice was amended Aug. 13 and remains open until Sept. 30; it is not a contract award.
What happened
CanadaBuys lists a request for information, solicitation WS5528516800, for a site visit and intended procurement related to remediation of the former Isachsen High Arctic Weather Station in Nunavut’s Qikiqtaaluk region. PSPC is running the process on behalf of Environment and Climate Change Canada. The notice says it was last amended Aug. 13, 2026, remains open, and closes at 2 p.m. EDT on Sept. 30, 2026. Sourcecanadabuys.canada.ca↗
Why it matters
The notice is a current opportunity for firms able to support a remote High Arctic environmental-remediation project, including businesses seeking partnerships. CanadaBuys identifies Nunavut as the delivery region and decontamination services as the commodity category. It does not name a successful supplier or disclose a contract value. Sourcecanadabuys.canada.ca↗
What happens next
Interested suppliers must follow the CanadaBuys notice and SAP Business Network instructions before the Sept. 30 closing time. The federal government may use responses and the site-visit process to proceed with a later procurement; the posted record does not establish that construction work has been awarded or started.
Important details
Solicitation number: WS5528516800. Notice type: Request for Information. Contracting organization: Public Services and Procurement Canada. Client department named in the description: Environment and Climate Change Canada. Delivery region: Nunavut Territory. Procurement method listed: competitive—selective tendering. Selection criterion listed: highest combined rating of technical merit and price. CanadaBuys estimates a 49-month contract period, but also displays a proposed start date of Feb. 27, 2026, which predates the current Aug. 13 amendment and Sept. 30 closing; the public notice does not explain that timing.
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