AI Overview

Le contrat de solution d'imagerie aérienne de Drone Deploy pour l'évaluation des dommages causés par la faune est prolongé au-delà de sa durée initiale de cinq ans en raison de l'interdépendance avec les demandes de propositions subséquentes.

Information de base

Numéro de Référence

00004895382

Organisation émettrice

Agriculture Financial Services Corporation

Type d’appel d’offres

PAC - Préavis d’adjudication de contrat (Formel)

Numéro d’appel d’offres

AB-2026-01066

Titre

NPP 0731 - Drone Deploy

Code d’identité d’origine

SCRIBE

Détails

Emplacement

Alberta

Type d’achat

Non-mentionné

Dates

Publication

2026-02-09 10h28:00 HNE

Date de fermeture

2026-02-20 13h00:00 HNE

Information du contact

Michelle Yurko

RFP@afsc.ca

Description

In 2020, Drone Deploy was awarded (RFP 0595 – Aerial Imaging for Wildlife Assessments) – a qualified vendor with expertise in aerial imaging to assist AFSC with the adjusting of Wildlife Damage claims. The solution uses a combination of aerial imagery and algorithmic analysis to determine how many acres have been damaged by ungulates. This RFP and resulting contract were intended to carry a five-year term.

However, there have been subsequent interdependent RFPs completed, in 2022 and 2023, that must use the Drone Deploy software application. AFSC is now extending Drone Deploy’s solution subscription contract due to the interdependence of these three contracts. The extended contract will commence April 1, 2026, and Drone Deploy will continue to be used until such times as AFSC’s business needs change.

The estimated annual cost is approximately $45,000 CAD.
During the Contract, AFSC:
a) may purchase more Goods or Services than the estimated value, or
b) may purchase less Goods or Services than the estimated value, and
c) is not obligated to purchase any Goods or Services.

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