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NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY × Environment and Climate Change Canada

Contract history and spending analysis between NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY and Environment and Climate Change Canada.

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Total Contracts

4

Total Value

$89.6K

Competitive %

25%

Fiscal Years Active

1

2016-2017 to 2016-2017

Solicitation Breakdown

Competitive: 25% (1)
Non-competitive: 75% (0)

Commodity Breakdown

Commodity TypeContractsTotal Value
Unknown3$72.0K
S1$17.5K

Contracts

DateValueDescriptionCommodityDetails
2017-01-13$17.5KScientific consultantsSView
2016-01-29$24.9K0430 Scientific Services--View
2014-12-15$35.7K0430 Scientific services, excluding consultants--View
2014-01-07$11.5K0202 NOT USED 2014-15 Travel - non-public servants--View
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