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Parks Canada - *World, Rocky Harbour, Newfoundland

Parks Canada is seeking accessibility assessment consulting firms for a national supply arrangement. The arrangement would create a list of firms that may later be invited to perform accessibility assessments at Parks Canada locations in different regions across Canada. Potential work could range from approximately $1,000 to $500,000 per contract, including applicable taxes. The arrangement has no fixed end date and may remain in place until Parks Canada no longer considers it useful. This appears relevant to businesses with experience conducting accessibility assessments and advising on inclusive access to facilities, services, and programs. The notice refers to the Accessible Canada Act and National Parks Regulations, so bidders should review the solicitation documents carefully for the required qualifications, experience, deliverables, and regional capabilities. No security requirement is identified in the provided description. Important submission details: - This is reportedly not a new solicitation; it was previously posted elsewhere, cancelled, and moved to Canada Buys. - Responses must be submitted by email to [email protected]. Emails sent to other addresses will not be accepted. - Bid documents must be attached directly; links to documents will not be accepted. - The stated maximum email size is 15 MB. - Submissions by fax, courier, or in person will not be accepted. - Documents may be submitted in English or French. The listed closing date is November 22, 2099 at 2:00 p.m., which appears unusual and should be confirmed in the official tender notice. Review the linked Canada Buys notice and all current solicitation documents and addenda before deciding whether to prepare a submission. Businesses should verify the actual deadline, submission instructions, evaluation criteria, and required credentials directly with Parks Canada; this summary does not establish eligibility or qualification.

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 long-term Supply Arrangements (SAs) for audit and related services across Canada, including Ottawa and other Canadian locations. This is an ongoing qualification opportunity rather than a single assignment, and the arrangement has no fixed end date. It may remain open until the Government of Canada decides it is no longer useful. The opportunity appears relevant to firms providing one or more of these services: - Stream 1: Financial audit - Stream 2: Data analytics supporting audit evidence - Stream 3: Financial instruments audit and related consulting, including valuation, private-market valuation, and presentation/disclosure of financial instruments and derivatives - Stream 4: Actuarial services for insurance or employee-benefit liabilities - Stream 5: Special examinations of the operating effectiveness of 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. Suppliers may be recommended for an SA only for the areas they apply for and meet the stated requirements. Existing suppliers may not need to re-qualify for categories where they already hold an SA, but they must still comply with the solicitation requirements. The notice indicates that services may be required throughout Canada, excluding locations covered by Comprehensive Land Claims Agreements. The listed closing date is January 1, 2100 at 2:00 p.m., which appears to represent an ongoing or open-ended opportunity rather than a normal near-term deadline. A potentially interested business should review the complete RFSA and all amendments—especially Amendment 004 for Stream 6, Amendment 003 for supplier-question responses and changes, Amendment 002, and Amendment 001 for contact-information corrections. Before submitting anything, verify the current requirements, mandatory qualifications, forms, evaluation method, submission process, applicable stream details, and deadline in the official tender documents on Canada Buys. This summary does not establish that a particular company qualifies.

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

Parks Canada is seeking archaeological service providers for a national Supply Arrangement covering terrestrial archaeology work at protected heritage places. The opportunity appears relevant to firms that can provide services such as archaeological overview assessments, inventories or surveys, impact assessments, mitigation strategies, archaeological analysis, and monitoring of archaeological resources. Work may be required across numerous Canadian regions, including Saskatchewan, Yukon, British Columbia, Indigenous lands, the Northwest Territories, Quebec outside the National Capital Region, Alberta, Ontario, Atlantic provinces, Manitoba, the National Capital Region, and other areas identified in the solicitation documents. Parks Canada intends to establish multiple Supply Arrangements by region and sub-region rather than award one single contract. Key points: - The notice is identified as 5P300-23-0054/A. - Contracts issued under the arrangement may have a maximum expenditure of $1,000,000, including applicable taxes and fees. - New suppliers may be able to apply through an ongoing qualification process. - A security requirement applies, and new personnel security clearance applications require fingerprints. Applicants are responsible for fingerprinting costs. - The procurement is subject to several comprehensive land claims agreements, including agreements covering northern Quebec, Labrador, Yukon, Northwest Territories, and parts of British Columbia. - Parks Canada may use Indigenous procurement measures, Indigenous Benefits Plans, or set-asides for Indigenous Supply Arrangement holders. - Work must comply with applicable National Parks legislation, regulations, and other requirements. - Bids are not currently being accepted through SAP Ariba. Responses must be submitted by email to [email protected], as specified in the solicitation. - The stated maximum email size is 15 MB, including attachments. If necessary, the response should be divided into multiple clearly labelled emails. 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 current official notice and all amendments. The available documents include the main RFSA, amendments, a modification, regional areas of expertise, and archaeological work experience appendices. Review those documents carefully for mandatory experience, regional coverage, personnel qualifications, security procedures, submission instructions, and any amendment requirements before preparing a response. This summary is not a determination that a business qualifies; suppliers should verify all details directly in the official Parks Canada tender notice before submitting.

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

Parks Canada is seeking suppliers for a Supply Arrangement covering exhibit-related services at its national historic sites, national parks, national park reserves, urban national parks and national marine conservation areas. Services may be provided as a complete turnkey package or individually, including project management, exhibit and graphic design, content development, writing, fabrication and installation. This is a pre-qualification arrangement rather than a single project. Suppliers that are accepted may later be invited to compete for specific contracts. The arrangement appears to support work across Canada, including the listed provinces and territories, the National Capital Region and some locations outside Canada. Requirements in areas covered by comprehensive land claims agreements may have additional conditions. Nunavut requirements are excluded from this arrangement and would be procured separately. There are two streams: -General Stream: for suppliers able to serve one or more Canadian regions, or potentially Canada-wide. - Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business (PSIB)Stream: for suppliers that can certify they meet the applicable PSIB definition. PSIB suppliers may also submit for General Stream opportunities. The notice states that resulting contracts may have a maximum limitation of expenditure of $3,749,999.99, including applicable taxes and fees. An ongoing qualification process is available, so new suppliers may be able to apply after the initial posting, subject to the official requirements and applicable deadlines. Important submission instructions: - Parks Canada states that bids are not currently accepted through SAP Ariba. - Responses must be sent by fax or email as specified in the solicitation documents. The stated acceptable email address is [email protected]. - In-person or courier submissions will not be accepted. - Email attachments must be used; links to documents will not be accepted. - The stated maximum email size is 15 MB. If multiple emails are needed, they should be clearly labelled and identify the solicitation, project and total number of emails. The tender record shows a closing date of December 31, 2100, which may indicate an ongoing arrangement or a data-entry/system date rather than a normal bid deadline. Businesses should not rely on that date without checking the official notice and all amendments. Review the RFSA, technical evaluation document and amendments carefully for mandatory qualifications, regional coverage, Indigenous-business certification requirements, submission forms and the current qualification process before submitting an arrangement. This opportunity appears potentially relevant to exhibit-production firms, museums and cultural-content specialists, designers, writers, fabricators, installers and firms that can assemble multidisciplinary teams, but eligibility and compliance must be verified against the official documents.