How do I apply for NRC — Indoor environment testing research facilities?

Visit Government of Canada, National Research Council Canada's website for application instructions.

Who administers NRC — Indoor environment testing research facilities?

This program is administered by Government of Canada, National Research Council Canada.

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NRC — Indoor environment testing research facilities

Q: What benefits does NRC — Indoor environment testing research facilities provide?

NRC — Indoor environment testing research facilities offers: advisory, service access. Access to state-of-the-art laboratories and expert services for comprehensive indoor environment testing, evaluation, and technology development. This includes testing for sound transmission, energy performance (HVAC, daylighting), and indoor air quality (material emissions, mould growth, contaminant removal) to help meet industry certification standards and accelerate market adoption.

Q: What industries are eligible for NRC — Indoor environment testing research facilities?

Eligible industries include: construction, building technology, HVAC, energy efficiency, acoustics, indoor air quality, building materials.

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Indoor environment test facilities in Ottawa

Funding

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Deadline

Aug 18, 2023

Status

Ongoing

What Is This Program?

Fee-for-service testing of new technologies in sound transmission, energy use and air quality.

What Benefits Are Offered?

advisoryservice access

Access to state-of-the-art laboratories and expert services for comprehensive indoor environment testing, evaluation, and technology development. This includes testing for sound transmission, energy performance (HVAC, daylighting), and indoor air quality (material emissions, mould growth, contaminant removal) to help meet industry certification standards and accelerate market adoption.

Who Is Eligible?

Industries: construction, building technology, HVAC, energy efficiency, acoustics, indoor air quality, building materials

Region: North America

Other Criteria: developing new indoor environment technologies, seeking product development and evaluation, requiring testing to meet industry certification standards