RFSA 2026-5203 IT Staff Augmentation Services and Project Delivery Services
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CDIC is seeking suppliers for a long-term supply arrangement covering two types of IT services: (1) IT staff augmentation and (2) project delivery services. Work would be assigned only when CDIC issues specific Service Requests, and could continue on an as-needed basis until December 31, 2029. The procurement is open and closes October 29, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. The listed locations are the National Capital Region, Ottawa, and Toronto, although the exact work arrangements and location requirements would need to be confirmed in the RFSA and later Service Requests. CDIC expects to establish up to 20 arrangements for the IT Staff Augmentation stream and an unlimited number for the Project Delivery Services stream. The opportunity appears potentially relevant to Canadian IT staffing firms, consultants, and project delivery providers that can meet the detailed requirements in the RFSA. However, being accepted into the supply arrangement would not guarantee contracts or eligibility for every future Service Request. Eligibility may depend on trade agreements, procurement policies, Canadian supplier rules, and requirements stated in each individual request. Interested businesses should review the official RFSA documents, including the forms ZIP file and the PDF, for mandatory requirements, service categories, qualifications, submission instructions, certifications, and evaluation details. Verify all information, deadlines, and any amendments on the official Canada Buys notice before submitting a bid.
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- The tender appears to seek suppliers for one or both of two service streams: Service Stream #1 — IT Staff Augmentation Services; and Service Stream #2 — Project Delivery Services.
- CDIC intends to establish up to twenty (20) Supply Arrangements for Service Stream #1 and an unlimited number of Supply Arrangements for Service Stream #2.
- Services will be provided on an as-and-when-required basis until December 31, 2029.
- The detailed scope, deliverables, qualifications, and requirements will be identified and further defined in individual Service Requests issued under the Supply Arrangement.
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CDIC is a federal Crown corporation, with headquarters in Ottawa. CDIC is responsible for providing insurance against the loss of part or all of deposits, and for promoting and otherwise contributing to the stability of the financial system in Canada. These objectives are pursued for the benefit of persons having deposits with CDIC member institutions and in such a manner as will minimize the exposure of CDIC to loss. CDIC is also the resolution authority for CDIC member institutions. Further information about CDIC can be obtained at www.cdic.ca. Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (“CDIC”) is seeking to establish up to twenty (20) Supply Arrangements for Service Stream #1: IT Staff Augmentation Services and an unlimited number of Supply Arrangements for Service Stream #2: Project Delivery Services to provide information technology staff augmentation services and project delivery services as further described in Part 6 (Supply Arrangement and Statement of Work) for any one or both of the following two (2)Service Streams: Service Stream #1: IT Staff Augmentation Services Service Stream #2: Project Delivery Services on an as and when required basis until December 31, 2029. The Services described in the RFSA are meant to provide a high-level framework. The actual scope, deliverables, qualifications and requirements for the Services will be identified at the time of the requirement and further defined in a Service Request. Barring any other conditions or international sanctions, Canadian Suppliers and Suppliers of an Applicable trading partner, as defined in Part 7 (Definitions) are eligible for this procurement. However, qualification under the Supply Arrangement does not guarantee eligibility to compete for all Service Requests. Eligibility for any individual Service Request will be determined by CDIC at the time of issuance of the Service Request based on applicable trade agreements, procurement policies and other legal requirements. Pursuant to the Policy on Reciprocal Procurement, eligibility to individual Service Requests against the Supply Arrangement may be limited to Canadian Suppliers and Suppliers of an Applicable trading partner. Suppliers of an Applicable trading partner will be determined at the individual requirement stage. Individual Service Requests will indicate which suppliers are eligible to compete. The Policy on Prioritizing Canadian Suppliers and Canadian Content in Strategic Federal Procurements may apply to individual Service Requests issued under a supply arrangement resulting from this procurement. Where applicable, those Service Requests will include any required clauses and certifications.
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