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Department of National Defence (DND) - *Montréal *Edmonton, *World, Ottawa, Ontario

**Tender summary —MP Police Outfitting: Repair and Overhaul (R&O)** - **Buyer:** Department of National Defence (DND) - **Tender status:** Open - **File number:** W8486-270799/A - **Closing date:** October 2, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The closing date was extended from September 18, 2026 through Amendment 005. - **Locations identified:** Montréal, Edmonton, Ottawa/Ontario, and potentially other locations described as “World.” - **Work type:** Services involving the installation and removal of Military Police equipment from vehicles, along with related repair, overhaul, testing, labour, parts, and shop-support activities. **Expected volume** The tender estimates installation services for up to **35 Military Police vehicles per year** and removal services for up to **35 vehicles per year**. These figures are estimates, not guaranteed quantities. **Important technical and pricing points** - Equipment installed under the contract must be **new**; removed equipment cannot be reused. - DND may provide some equipment for installation, including laptops or tablets, radar guns, audio/visual equipment, communications equipment, and laptop modems. - Certain equipment—such as wig-wag lights, prisoner-containment equipment, cargo barriers, push bumpers, equipment trays, and subframes with electronics panels—was clarified as already being installed by Ford through its own upfitter. - **Table 1** is to cover labour, shop supplies, decals, and mandatory replacement parts as applicable to the required work. The vendor response specifically clarified that Table 1 should be priced based on labour, shop supplies, and decals. - **Table 2** applies to units considered non-repairable and destined for scrap, rather than ordinary equipment removal and testing. - The **Evaluated Aggregate Price** is intended to summarize the three regions. A table label was corrected to “Additional Work Request” through the amendments. - If a commercial carrier cannot properly accommodate or handle a vehicle, the contractor is instructed to refuse delivery and contact the applicable DND authority to arrange another carrier. **Potential considerations for a business** This opportunity appears most relevant to businesses with vehicle upfitting, police or fleet-equipment installation, automotive repair/overhaul, electrical and communications installation, and multi-location service capabilities. The full solicitation should be reviewed carefully for mandatory technical criteria, regional facility requirements, personnel or equipment standards, insurance, security requirements, pricing tables, tasking procedures, and contract terms. The available material indicates that multiple regional locations may be important, but the exact requirement should be confirmed in the complete RFP and amendments. **Next steps** Review the official RFP, Statement of Work, all amendments, vendor-question responses, and pricing annexes before deciding whether to bid. Confirm the final closing instructions and submission method on the official Canada Buys notice, since no direct official notice URL was provided here. This summary is not a determination that your business qualifies or that the tender is suitable; all requirements should be verified against the official documents before submitting a bid.

Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) - *Quebec (except NCR), Ottawa, Ontario

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is seeking snow removal services for its laboratory in Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec. The tender is currently listed as open and closes on October 2, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The notice identifies the service area broadly as Quebec (excluding the National Capital Region) and Ottawa, Ontario, although the specific requirement described is for the Saint-Hyacinthe laboratory. This opportunity appears potentially relevant to Canadian businesses that provide commercial snow clearing and related site-maintenance services. The exact work requirements, service standards, equipment expectations, insurance, response times, contract period, submission instructions, and evaluation criteria should be reviewed in the tender documents and any amendments. Four documents are provided, including the tender notice, the request for proposals, and amendments. The province field lists Ontario, which may be a data-classification issue because Saint-Hyacinthe is in Quebec. Confirm the actual work location and all requirements in the official tender notice before preparing or submitting a bid. No determination is made here about whether your business qualifies.

Société québécoise des infrastructures - Québec, QC

C01 - Bâtiments

Ville de Québec - Quebec

C02 - Ouvrages de génie civil

Marine Atlantic - North Sydney, Nova Scotia

Marine Atlantic appears to be seeking a shipyard or suitably experienced marine-services supplier for drydocking and refit work on the M.V. Highlanders. The work may include drydocking, vessel inspections, mechanical and electrical maintenance, structural repairs, coating and preservation, safety-equipment servicing, project coordination, shipyard facilities and equipment, labour, and related classification and regulatory certification activities. The vessel is expected to be out of service between April 7 and May 31, 2027, in North Sydney, Nova Scotia. This opportunity may be relevant to businesses with suitable shipyard capacity, marine repair expertise, qualified personnel, equipment, and the ability to complete the work within that period.Important: the tender data shows a closing time of October 5, 2026 at 1:00 p.m., while the description states September 14, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. Atlantic Time. This discrepancy must be confirmed in the official tender documents before preparing or submitting a proposal. The notice states that proposals must be submitted electronically through MERX EBS; email, fax, and other submission methods will not be accepted. MERX fees may apply. Marine Atlantic may accept all or part of a proposal, and the lowest-priced proposal—or any proposal—will not necessarily be accepted. Review the complete official MERX notice, including specifications, mandatory requirements, insurance, certifications, scheduling, pricing instructions, and evaluation criteria. Bid Maple is not affiliated with the Government of Canada or Marine Atlantic, and this summary is not a determination that your business qualifies. Verify all details with the official tender notice before submitting a bid.

National Research Council of Canada (NRC) - *British Columbia, *Canada, Ottawa, Ontario

The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) is seeking offers to purchase one general-purpose laboratory vacuum vessel. The vessel appears intended for a cryogenic testing system used by NRC’s Herzberg Astronomy and Astrophysics Research Center to test mechanisms at very low temperatures before they are installed in astronomical instruments. The supplied vessel would be integrated with a cryocooler, vacuum pump, and other custom components. This opportunity may be relevant to businesses that can manufacture or supply specialized vacuum vessels and meet the technical, drawing, delivery, and other requirements in the tender documents. The tender is listed as open and closes October 5, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The listing identifies British Columbia and Ottawa, Ontario, so the applicable delivery or performance location should be confirmed in the official documents. The available documents include the technical offer, financial offer, engineering drawing, offer submission and declaration forms, and the full request for proposals (RFP 26-58133). Before deciding whether to submit, review the complete RFP and all annexes carefully, including mandatory specifications, compliance requirements, pricing instructions, delivery terms, and submission procedures. This summary does not establish that a business qualifies or can meet the requirements. Verify all details, amendments, and the closing time through the official Canada Buys tender notice before submitting a bid.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) - *Thunder Bay *Sault Ste. Marie *Ontario (except NCR), *Ontario (except NCR), London, Ontario

The RCMP is seeking eight (8) crossover snowmobiles for Border Integrity operations. The procurement appears relevant to Canadian suppliers and suppliers from applicable trading partners, subject to the official solicitation’s eligibility and compliance requirements. Key details: -Buyer: Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) -Status: Open -Bid closing deadline: October 5, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. -Required delivery: On or before January 15, 2027 -Listed locations: Thunder Bay, Sault Ste. Marie, London, and other Ontario locations outside the National Capital Region -Selection method: Bids must meet all mandatory requirements and technical criteria. The lowest evaluated price among responsive bids is expected to be recommended for award. -Submission method: Email the bid to Emily Noonan at [email protected]. -Languages: Documents may be submitted in English or French. -Packaging: Environmentally preferable packaging specifications are mandatory. Important considerations: - The attached Request for Proposals and tender notice contain the technical specifications, mandatory evaluation criteria, pricing requirements, delivery details, and submission instructions. These documents should be reviewed carefully before preparing a bid. - The notice refers to reciprocal procurement restrictions, so businesses should verify whether they are eligible to participate under the applicable trading-partner rules. - RCMP supplier-integrity, compliance, and ineligibility or suspension provisions may apply. - Canada may negotiate with suppliers, and the RCMP may issue amendments or responses to questions.Recommended next steps: 1. Download and review the official tender documents, including the RFP and all attachments. 2. Confirm that the proposed snowmobiles meet every mandatory technical requirement and can be delivered by January 15, 2027. 3. Confirm compliance with the environmentally preferable packaging requirements. 4. Check Canada Buys regularly for amendments, clarifications, and updated documents; notifications may not be sent directly to bidders. 5. Submit the complete bid to the stated RCMP contracting authority before the closing deadline. This summary is based on the supplied notice. It does not determine whether your business qualifies or whether a bid will be successful. Verify all requirements, deadlines, contact details, and eligibility conditions in the official tender notice and RFP before submitting.

Department of National Defence (DND) - *Montréal *Edmonton, *World, Ottawa, Ontario

This appears to be an open Department of National Defence procurement for assorted construction-engineering and vehicle equipment spare parts. The requirement includes 23 line items, such as EGR coolers, electronic assemblies, fan impellers, exhaust pipes, cooling and hydraulic pumps, steering components, valves, brake drums, brake shoes, camshafts, bearings, and brake-shoe parts kits. Quantities range from 1 to 89 units, with deliveries split between 25 CFSD Montréal, Quebec and 7 CFSD Edmonton, Alberta. Delivery is requested by January 31, 2027. The tender is scheduled to close on October 5, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Offers must be submitted in Canadian dollars, excluding applicable taxes but including delivery, Canadian customs duties, and excise taxes. Businesses proposing equivalent or substitute products must provide the brand name, model and/or part number, and NSCM/CAGE code. The Crown indicates it may negotiate with suppliers. This opportunity may be relevant to Canadian distributors, manufacturers, or suppliers of military, commercial-vehicle, industrial, or heavy-equipment parts, depending on their ability to provide the exact or accepted equivalent products and meet the delivery and documentation requirements. The available information does not establish whether any particular business qualifies. Review the complete official tender notice and solicitation documents carefully—especially specifications, bid instructions, mandatory requirements, pricing terms, and any security or certification conditions—before deciding whether to submit a bid.Official document: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/104869/w8486-270989---cee-spares---rfp-en.pdf

Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) - *Quebec (except NCR), Laval, Québec

This appears to be an open Government of Canada opportunity from Correctional Service Canada for refrigeration technician and apprentice services at Port-Cartier Institution in Quebec. Work may be requested as needed and could include maintenance, inspections, repairs, replacement or modification of refrigeration systems, chilled-water air-conditioning components, ventilation and air-treatment equipment, installation of new components, and troubleshooting failures. The standing offer is expected to run from award until June 30, 2027, with an option for one additional one-year renewal period. The procurement strategy is the lowest-priced compliant bid. The notice states that there are no Indigenous-business set-asides, no comprehensive land claim requirements, and no security requirements identified in the notice. Suppliers must appear to be Canadian suppliers or suppliers from an applicable trading partner, subject to the applicable procurement rules. The closing date is October 5, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The notice indicates that bids may be submitted in English or French. The complete statement of work, payment details, evaluation criteria, and submission instructions are in the solicitation documents. Potentially relevant businesses should review the full documents carefully, including the technical specifications, request for standing offer, required technician and apprentice qualifications, licensing or certification requirements, response times, pricing format, and any insurance or operational conditions. Verify the official Canada Buys tender notice and all associated documents before deciding whether to bid or submitting a proposal. The listed contracting authority is Kim Lavallée, 450-506-3197, [email protected].

Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) - *Canada, *World, Ottawa, ON

The RCMP is seeking suppliers for Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) defensive spray through a National Individual Standing Offer. This appears relevant to Canadian or international businesses that can supply and deliver the specified law-enforcement equipment across Canada, excluding Nunavut. Key details: -Solicitation: 202603090A -Procurement method: Open Request for Standing Offer (RFSO) -Buyer: Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) -Closing deadline: October 5, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. EDT -Delivery: Canada, excluding locations within Nunavut - Standing-offer period: 3 years, with up to three additional one-year extensions -Evaluation: Lowest compliant bid -Trade agreement: Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) -Submission: By email to [email protected] -Bid language: English or French The product must meet the requirements in Annex A and the full RFSO documents. Environmentally preferable packaging specifications are identified as mandatory, so packaging and plastic-related requirements should be reviewed carefully. The procurement also includes supplier integrity and compliance provisions. Before deciding whether to bid, review the complete RFSO, statement of work, specifications, submission instructions, and any amendments on the official Canada Buys GETS website. The notice states that bidders are responsible for checking GETS regularly because amendments may not be sent directly to suppliers. Confirm the closing time, email submission process, technical requirements, pricing format, delivery obligations, and any applicable regulatory requirements before submitting. This summary does not establish that a business qualifies or that its bid would be compliant.

Defence Construction Canada / Construction de Défense Canada - Ottawa, Ontario

Defence Construction Canada is seeking proposals from design-build teams for the design and construction of up to seven new CAT II accommodation buildings at 5th Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown in Oromocto, New Brunswick. The opportunity uses a modified design-build approach and has an estimated value of approximately $133 million. The work appears relevant to major construction firms and multidisciplinary design-build teams with capabilities in architecture, structural, mechanical, electrical and civil engineering, commissioning, project management, construction supervision, and Indigenous relations coordination. The tender also lists hourly-rate classifications for various design and project personnel. The selected contractor will be required to hold a valid Designated Organization Screening (DOS) issued through PSPC’s Contract Security Program. Security requirements are identified in Amendment No. 1, so proponents should review that amendment and all RFP documents carefully. Proposals must be submitted through the MERX Electronic Bidding System by October 5, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. The listing identifies Ottawa, Ontario, but the project description places the work at 5 CDSB Gagetown in Oromocto, New Brunswick; this should be confirmed in the official tender documents. Questions must be sent only to the designated point of contact in the notice, as contacting others could create a risk of disqualification. Before deciding whether to bid, review the complete official MERX notice, RFP, amendments, security requirements, submission instructions, mandatory experience and team requirements, pricing schedules, and any bonding or insurance provisions. This summary does not determine whether your business qualifies, and all details should be verified against the official tender notice before submitting a proposal: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/4056245952/abstract?language=EN

Société québécoise des infrastructures - Québec, QC

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