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Office of the Auditor General (OAG) - *Canada, Ottawa, Ontario

This notice appears to be an information summary, not a direct contract opportunity. The Office of the Auditor General of Canada (OAG) reports on supplier engagement sessions held from June 16 to 23, 2025, concerning Supply Arrangement (SA) 369 – Audit and Related Services. The sessions involved suppliers already qualified under the arrangement and focused on improving OAG procurement and increasing supplier participation in audit work. For a business, the related documents may be relevant if you provide audit or related professional services and are interested in qualifying under SA 369. The notice states that ten suppliers were invited to the engagement sessions and eight participated, but it does not itself invite bids or confirm a new procurement requirement. The listed closing date of January 1, 2100 appears unusual and may be a system placeholder rather than a genuine deadline. Review the linked RFSA and amendments carefully to determine whether applications to qualify remain open, what service categories and mandatory requirements apply, and whether your organization can participate. Verify all deadlines, eligibility conditions, submission instructions, and the current status in the official Canada Buys tender documents before taking action.

Office of the Auditor General (OAG) - *Canada, Ottawa, Ontario

The Office of the Auditor General of Canada (OAG) is accepting applications from suppliers seeking to qualify for Supply Arrangements (SAs) for audit and related services across Canada, excluding locations covered by Comprehensive Land Claims Agreements. This is an ongoing qualification opportunity rather than a single fixed contract. Successful suppliers may later be invited to compete for specific assignments under the applicable supply arrangement. The arrangement has no defined end date and may remain in place while Canada considers it useful. The listed service areas include: - Stream 1: Financial audit - Stream 2: Data analytics supporting audit work - Stream 3: Financial instruments audit and related consulting, including valuation, private-market valuation, and presentation and disclosure - Stream 4: Actuarial services for insurance and employee benefit liabilities - Stream 5: Special examinations of operating systems and practices - Stream 6: Information technology and systems audit and related services, added through Amendment 004 Applications are evaluated by stream or sub-stream. Existing suppliers may not need to re-qualify for categories where they already hold an arrangement, but they must still meet the applicable solicitation requirements. The notice shows an administrative closing date of January 1, 2100, while describing the opportunity as ongoing. The amendments are important because they add Stream 6, provide answers to supplier questions, modify solicitation terms, and correct contact information. The available information does not include the detailed eligibility criteria, evaluation rules, security requirements, or Stream 6 specifications. This opportunity potentially matches Canadian accounting, audit, actuarial, data analytics, valuation, IT audit, or related professional-services firms with the required experience and resources. A business should review the complete official solicitation and all amendments before applying, confirm the applicable stream requirements and submission process, and verify the current closing and contact details in the official tender notice. No conclusion can be made from the summary alone about whether a particular company qualifies.

Parks Canada - *British Columbia *Alberta, *Canada, Gatineau, Quebec

This appears to be an open Parks Canada supply arrangement for experienced nurseries or growers to process and grow whitebark and/or limber pine seeds. The work may include extracting seeds from cones, separating seed material using air, stratifying seeds, propagating them, growing seedlings for approximately two years, and delivering mature seedlings for fall planting in mountain parks in Alberta and British Columbia. The arrangement has no fixed end date and may remain in place while Parks Canada considers it useful. New suppliers can apply on an ongoing basis, with evaluations potentially conducted quarterly. The listed quarterly submission dates are March 30, June 30, September 30, and December 30 at 2:00 p.m. Mountain Time. The tender record shows a closing date of March 31, 2100, which may be a system placeholder rather than a practical deadline; this should be confirmed in the official notice. Responses must be submitted by email to [email protected] or by fax to 1-866-246-6893. Email submissions must be attachments, not links, and the total email size must not exceed 15 MB. Multiple properly labelled emails may be used if necessary. In-person or courier submissions may not be accepted. This opportunity potentially matches a Canadian nursery, seed-processing business, or grower with relevant experience, facilities, and capacity to handle native pine seed extraction, cold stratification, propagation, long-term seedling production, and delivery. Work must follow applicable National Parks laws, regulations, and requirements. The procurement documents may be submitted in English or French. This summary does not determine whether your business qualifies. Review the complete Request for Supply Arrangements, evaluation criteria, forms, technical requirements, and any addenda on the official Government of Canada tendering service before submitting. Bid Maple is not affiliated with the Government of Canada.

Parks Canada - *Yukon *British Columbia *Saskatchewan *Indigenous Lands *Northwest Territories *Prince Edward Island *Quebec (except NCR) *Newfoundland and Labrador *Alberta *New Brunswick *Canada *National Capital Region (NCR) *Nova Scotia *Manitoba *Ontario (except NCR), *World, Gatineau, Quebec

Parks Canada is seeking suppliers for a national Supply Arrangement for terrestrial archaeology services at protected heritage places. Potentially relevant businesses may include archaeological consulting firms and qualified professionals able to provide services such as archaeological overview assessments, inventories and surveys, impact assessments, mitigation strategies, archaeological analysis, and monitoring of archaeological resources. The arrangement may cover multiple regions and sub-regions across Canada, including Yukon, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Atlantic Canada, the Northwest Territories, Indigenous lands, and the National Capital Region. Parks Canada may award multiple arrangements, and later contracts issued under the arrangement may have a maximum expenditure limit of $1,000,000, including applicable taxes and fees. This is an ongoing qualification opportunity, meaning additional suppliers may be able to apply later, subject to the requirements in the RFSA. The procurement may involve comprehensive land claims agreements, Indigenous procurement measures, Indigenous Benefits Plans, or work set aside for Indigenous Supply Arrangement holders. A security requirement applies, and personnel requiring new Government of Canada security clearances may need fingerprinting at their own cost.Important submission instructions: Parks Canada states that bids are not currently accepted through SAP Ariba. Responses must be submitted by email to [email protected], as specified in the solicitation documents. The stated maximum received email size is 15 MB; larger submissions may need to be divided into clearly labelled emails. Work must comply with applicable Parks Canada, national park, and other laws and regulations. The notice lists a closing date of December 13, 2100 at 2:00 p.m., which is unusually distant and should be confirmed in the latest official RFSA and amendments. Review all available RFSA documents, amendments, regional expertise requirements, and experience worksheets before deciding whether to submit. This summary does not establish that a business qualifies; verify the current official tender notice, submission rules, deadlines, security requirements, and eligibility criteria directly with Parks Canada before bidding.

Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) - *National Capital Region (NCR), Gatineau, Quebec

This appears to be an open summary of feedback from a Request for Information (RFI) concerning Electronic Traveller Health Information (eTHI). Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) is identified as the buyer, with the work associated with the National Capital Region and Gatineau, Quebec. The notice refers to vendor feedback and one-on-one demonstration sessions under reference HT218-234191/B. An RFI is generally used for market research and does not necessarily represent a contract opportunity or request for bids. The available information does not describe specific deliverables, estimated value, mandatory requirements, or submission instructions, so it is not possible to determine whether this is relevant to your business or whether a bid can be submitted. The listed closing date is December 14, 2100, which may be a data or display issue. The title also contains apparent wording or formatting errors. Review the official notice carefully for the correct status, dates, participation requirements, and any related procurement opportunities before taking action.Official source: https://portal.us.bn.cloud.ariba.com/dashboard/public/appext/comsapsbncdiscoveryui#/Rfx Event/preview/18282646?an Id=ANONYMOUS

Correctional Service Canada - *Canada, Ottawa, ON

Correctional Service Canada (CSC) has published an open public notice about an “Inmate Purchasing Plan.” This is not a standard contract award opportunity. CSC intends to establish a business account arrangement with a pre-identified e-commerce supplier and is inviting other suppliers to submit a statement of capabilities if they may be able to provide the required services. CSC states that it will not award a contract as a direct result of this notice; instead, it may create a list of potential suppliers. The potential supplier would provide an online business account for authorized CSC personnel to order approved inmate personal-property items. The platform would need to operate 24/7, restrict access to authorized users, provide individual credentials and order confirmations, support returns and replacements, and offer only items approved by CSC. Required goods would need to be delivered across Canada to CSC institutions, with standard delivery stated as 7–14 calendar days and standardized pricing that includes delivery. The supplier would also be expected to provide an account manager, configure user profiles and approved-item lists, manage shipping details, provide bilingual English/French training materials and remote training, and operate bilingual customer service by email and telephone, including a toll-free number. The goods list and CSC institution list are provided in the attached documents, including the listed PDFs. This opportunity may be relevant to an e-commerce business with nationwide fulfillment, controlled product catalogues, returns management, secure business-account functionality, and bilingual Canadian customer support. The notice does not establish that any particular business qualifies, and suppliers would need to demonstrate their capabilities against the complete requirements and attachments. The notice shows a closing date of December 31, 2100, at 1:00 p.m., which appears unusual and should be confirmed. It is a republication of an earlier notice, and suppliers previously subscribed to notifications are told to subscribe again. Review the original notice and all current attachments on Canada Buys before preparingor submitting a statement of capabilities: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/en/tender-opportunities/tender-notice/pw-21-00974352. Verify the official closing date, submission instructions, item list, institution list, and any security, privacy, accessibility, bilingual-service, delivery, or account-management requirements directly in the official tender notice.

Parks Canada - *Ontario (except NCR) *Newfoundland and Labrador *Yukon *Saskatchewan *Canada *British Columbia *Quebec (except NCR) *Alberta *Northwest Territories *Prince Edward Island *Manitoba *New Brunswick *Nova Scotia *National Capital Region (NCR), *World, Gatineau, Quebec

This appears to be an open Parks Canada Request for Supply Arrangement (RFSA) for exhibit-related services. It is intended to create a list of pre-qualified suppliers—not award one immediate project—for future work at Parks Canada sites. Potentially relevant services include project management, exhibit and graphic design, content development, writing, fabrication, and installation. Suppliers may offer complete turnkey services or individual services. Future contracts could have a maximum expenditure of up to $3,749,999.99, including applicable taxes and fees. The opportunity appears to cover work across Canada, including the listed provinces and territories, the National Capital Region, and some locations subject to comprehensive land claim agreements. Nunavut locations are excluded from these arrangements and would be handled through separate procurements. There are two streams: -General Stream: for suppliers able to serve one or more Canadian regions, or nationally. - Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business (PSIB)Stream: for suppliers that meet and certify the PSIB Indigenous-business requirements. PSIB suppliers may also submit for General Stream opportunities. An ongoing qualification process appears to be available, allowing new suppliers to apply after the initial opportunity. The arrangement may remain in place for the period stated in the official documents or until Parks Canada decides it is no longer advantageous to use it. Important submission instructions: - Parks Canada states that bids are not currently accepted through SAP Ariba. - Responses must be submitted by fax or by email as specified in the solicitation documents. - The stated acceptable email address is [email protected]. - Email attachments must be used; links to documents will not be accepted. - The email size limit is 15 MB. Larger submissions should be divided into clearly labelled emails. - In-person or courier submissions will not be accepted. The tender record shows a closing date of December 31, 2100, which may reflect the ongoing qualification structure rather than a normal competition deadline. Review the RFSA and all amendments carefully for the applicable submission process, qualification criteria, regional requirements, Indigenous-business certification rules, security or insurance requirements, pricing details, and any current deadlines. The provided documents include the RFSA, technical evaluation material, and amendments 001, 002, and 003. This opportunity appears potentially relevant to Canadian exhibit, museum, interpretation, design, fabrication, installation, or content-development businesses, but your business should verify its ability to meet every mandatory requirement in the official tender documents before submitting.