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

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is seeking abbreviated proposals from consulting firms for a three-year Standing Offer to provide geotechnical consulting services on an as-needed basis for Department of National Defence projects across Ontario and the National Capital Region. The opportunity appears relevant to firms that can provide geotechnical engineering and field services, including project management, lead and senior geotechnical engineering, intermediate geotechnical engineering, and senior or intermediate field geotechnical technologist/technician services. Pricing is requested on an hourly basis, along with travel rates to Ottawa, 8 Wing Trenton, CFB Borden, CFB Kingston, Garrison Petawawa, and 22 Wing North Bay. The initial Standing Offer is expected to run for three years, with a maximum estimated value of $2 million. If mutually agreed, it may be extended for up to two additional one-year periods and increased by approximately $3.5 million. Individual call-ups are expected to be approximately $100,000 to $350,000, with a maximum call-up value of $500,000. Proposals must be submitted through the MERX Electronic Bidding System by December 15, 2026, at 2:00 p.m., as shown in the tender listing. Fees may apply for accessing MERX documents. Questions must be sent only to the point of contact identified in the official RFAP; contacting others could create a disqualification risk. This opportunity is subject to applicable CFTA, CETA, and WTO-GPA requirements. A business should review the complete RFAP for mandatory qualifications, experience, personnel requirements, evaluation criteria, insurance, security, pricing instructions, and submission rules. This listing alone does not establish that a company qualifies. Verify the current official notice and all MERX documents before deciding whether to bid or submitting a proposal: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/4147080607/abstract?language=EN

Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) - *Canada, Gatineau, Quebec

This open tender is for environmental consulting services supporting federal projects in Nunavut, including potentially remote and contaminated sites. PSPC is seeking firms to establish a standing offer, meaning work would be assigned only when specific projects arise and is not guaranteed. Potentially relevant services include environmental impact assessments, permitting, environmental management of federal facilities, contaminated-sites consulting, remediation planning, site supervision, and cost estimating. The standing offer is planned for 3 years, with up to 3 additional optional years. A key condition is that this opportunity is limited to Inuit Firms listed on the Indigenous firms directory (IFR). Businesses that do not meet this restriction may not be eligible to submit an offer. The notice identifies Canada/Gatineau, Quebec as the tender location, while the work relates primarily to federally controlled sites in the Nunavut Settlement Area. The closing date is December 15, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The official notice and tender documents should be reviewed carefully for the definition of an eligible Inuit Firm, required experience, certifications, submission instructions, security or contracting requirements, and any amendments. Verify all details directly in the official tender notice before deciding whether to bid or submitting an offer: https://portal.us.bn.cloud.ariba.com/dashboard/public/appext/comsapsbncdiscoveryui#/Rfx Event/preview/1110027710?an Id=ANONYMOUS

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

Parks Canada is accepting applications for a Request for Supply Arrangement (RFSA) to create a list of pre-qualified suppliers for exhibit-related work. Services may include project management, exhibit and graphic design, content development, writing, fabrication, and installation. Suppliers may offer complete turnkey services or individual services (à la carte). The work may support Parks Canada sites across Canada, including national historic sites, national parks, national park reserves, urban national parks, and national marine conservation areas. The notice lists opportunities in multiple provinces and territories, the National Capital Region, and potentially international locations. Requirements involving Nunavut are excluded from this supply arrangement and would be procured separately. There are two streams: -General Stream: for suppliers able to serve one or more Canadian regions or provide national coverage. -PSIB Stream: a set-aside stream for businesses that meet the federal Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business requirements. Indigenous suppliers may also submit for General Stream opportunities. The arrangement is intended to allow new suppliers to qualify until December 31, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The maximum expenditure for contracts resulting from the arrangement is listed as $3,749,999.99, including applicable taxes and fees. This is a qualification arrangement, not necessarily a commitment that work will be awarded to every accepted supplier. Important submission instructions: - Parks Canada is not accepting bids through SAP Ariba for this opportunity. - Submissions must be sent by fax or email as specified in the solicitation documents; in-person and courier submissions will not be accepted. - The listed acceptable email address is [email protected]. - Email attachments must be used; links to documents will not be accepted. - The total email size must not exceed 15 MB. If necessary, send multiple clearly labelled emails. This opportunity appears potentially relevant to Canadian firms with demonstrated capabilities in exhibit production, museums or visitor experiences, interpretation, design, writing, fabrication, installation, or related project management. A business should review the full RFSA, technical evaluation documents, amendments, regional requirements, PSIB eligibility rules if applicable, and submission instructions before deciding whether to respond. Verify all requirements, deadlines, contact details, and the official notice before submitting a bid.

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

This appears to be an advance notice—not a bid solicitation or request for proposals—for a major infrastructure project at CFB Halifax, near Bedford, Nova Scotia. Defence Construction Canada’s Atlantic Region anticipates a future Construction Management contract, identified as HX26CPSP, with an estimated value of approximately $5 billion to $10 billion. The anticipated posting date is January 2027, and the notice currently shows a closing date of January 14, 2027 at 1:00 p.m.; these details should be confirmed in the official notice. The work could include multiple construction packages for submarine operations, including jetties, maintenance and training facilities, offices, berthing infrastructure, and other support buildings. Work is expected to be delivered at several sites at CFB Halifax, with infrastructure targeted for completion by 2033 and submarine maintenance operations beginning around 2034. The opportunity is stated to be restricted to Canadian, German, and Norwegian firms that meet the required security conditions. The anticipated requirement is a Facility Security Clearance up to Level II (SECRET). Businesses that do not already hold the required clearance may be able to begin a sponsorship process through DCC’s Industrial Security Program, but sponsorship is discretionary and does not guarantee clearance, contract award, or that the project will proceed. The notice also says the eventual procurement may include an Indigenous business participation component under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business. This could be relevant to Indigenous businesses or potential partners, but the exact requirements are not yet available. Businesses interested in monitoring this opportunity should review the official MERX notice and DCC security requirements, assess their capacity for a very large, complex, security-sensitive construction management project, and begin any security-clearance steps only after confirming the process and requirements directly with DCC. This notice alone does not establish eligibility or guarantee an opportunity to bid.

Defence Construction Canada - National Capital Region - Ottawa, Ontario

This appears to be an Advance Procurement Notice—not a bid solicitation or request for proposals—for a potential Modified Design-Build contract at CFB Uplands in Ottawa, Ontario. **Project:** New Counter Explosive Threat Equipment Management Team (CETEMT) facility and compound. - Approximately 1,650 m², single-storey facility - Offices, meeting rooms, maintenance garages, workshops, secure storage, weapons vault, server rooms, and support spaces - Approximately 6,500 m² exterior compound with parking - Approximate estimated value: $17 million -Contract number: 88076 -Anticipated solicitation posting: Q4 of fiscal year 2026–27 -Closing date shown for this notice: January 20, 2027, at 2:00 p.m. The opportunity appears intended for a design-builder or design-build team with the capacity to deliver a secure defence facility. The project is expected to include Indigenous business participation requirements under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business (PSIB). Security is a major consideration. The anticipated industrial security requirement is FSC Secret. Firms that do not already hold the required clearance may need to begin the sponsorship process through Defence Construction Canada’s Industrial Security Program before the future solicitation is posted. Sponsorship and clearance approval are not guaranteed, and clearances may not be completed within the anticipated timeline. This notice does not guarantee that the project will proceed; it remains conditional on approval from the Department of National Defence. Businesses should review the complete official notice and future solicitation for the definitive scope, eligibility conditions, security requirements, Indigenous participation provisions, bonding, insurance, submission rules, and schedule. Verify all details directly through the official MERX notice and Defence Construction Canada before taking action or submitting any bid: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/4080727218/abstract?language=EN

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

This is an advance procurement notice from Defence Construction Canada (Atlantic Region) about potential construction, maintenance, professional-service, and related opportunities at 14 Wing Greenwood in Nova Scotia. It is not a bid solicitation or request for proposals. The notice is intended to give businesses time to assess their interest and prepare for future opportunities. There is no guarantee that the projects will proceed, that a particular contract will be issued, or that security clearances will be granted. Potential procurement routes include: - Open tenders or RFPs advertised through MERX and, where applicable, Canada Buys. - The Open Construction Source List (OCSL) for 14Wing Greenwood: AR26SLGW_86028. - Quick Response Tender source lists for commercial general contracting (GW26SL02), residential general contracting (GW26SL03), and mechanical contracting (GW26SL04). - Other source lists, standing offers, and standing offer agreements for construction, professional, environmental, architectural, engineering, and related services. Some future projects may involve security requirements, and some may be reserved for Indigenous businesses under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business. Source-list opportunities may be invitation-only, and a MERX account is required to apply to the listed MERX source lists. The notice shows a closing date of March 31, 2027 at 1:00 p.m.; this appears to be the closing date for the advance notice or related process, not necessarily a deadline to bid on a specific construction contract. The listed location is Bedford, Nova Scotia, while the projects described are at 14 Wing Greenwood; this should be confirmed in the official notice. A potentially interested business should review the complete MERX notice and attachments, determine whether the relevant source-list application windows are still open, assess any insurance, experience, bonding, licensing, Indigenous-business, and security-clearance requirements, and monitor future solicitations. Verify all dates, scope, eligibility conditions, security procedures, and submission instructions in the official tender notice before taking action or submitting anything.

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

This tender appears to be an Advance Procurement Notice from Defence Construction Canada for upcoming work at 5 Wing Goose Bay in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador. It is not a bid solicitation yet, so there is no immediate request for pricing or proposals. The notice is mainly meant to alert contractors and consultants to prepare for future opportunities in base operations, housing agency, and real property work. A few points stand out: - Future opportunities may be tendered through MERX, Canada Buys, source lists, standing offers, or standing offer agreements. - Some work may require security clearances, and the notice says sponsorship for clearances may be needed in advance. - Some projects may be set aside for Indigenous businesses under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business (PSIB). - The Open Construction Source List for 5 Wing Goose Bay is currently open on MERX, and interested contractors are invited to apply. For a Canadian business owner, this looks potentially relevant if you do construction, consulting, trades, environmental, or related services and can work on federal defence-related projects in Labrador. The key next step would be to review the official MERX notice and any attached document listing the anticipated projects, because the future opportunities, timelines, security requirements, and eligibility conditions are not fully confirmed here. Please verify the official notice carefully before taking any action or preparing a bid.

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

This appears to be an advance procurement notice from Defence Construction Canada (Atlantic Region) about possible future construction and related service opportunities at CFB Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador. It is not a bid solicitation or RFP, so there is nothing to bid on yet. The notice says upcoming work may be procured through MERX and, if applicable, Canada Buys, with some opportunities potentially tied to an Open Construction Source List (OCSL), source lists, standing offers, or other procurement tools. The OCSL for 9 Wing Gander is currently open on MERX, and interested contractors are invited to apply using a MERX account. Some future projects may require security clearances, and some may be reserved for Indigenous businesses under PSIB. Because this is only a preliminary notice, a business owner should verify the official MERX notice and any linked documents to confirm scope, security requirements, eligibility rules, timelines, and whether there is a relevant procurement path before preparing anything.

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

This appears to be an advance procurement notice from Defence Construction Canada for upcoming work at 5 CDSB Gagetown in Oromocto, New Brunswick. It is not a current bid request, so it does not ask companies to submit a proposal yet. Instead, it is meant to alert contractors and consultants to possible future opportunities and to let them prepare in advance. The notice suggests future work may be issued through several channels, including open competitive tenders on MERX/Canada Buys, an Open Construction Source List (OCSL), Quick Response Tender source lists, professional services source lists, and standing offer arrangements. It also notes that some future projects may require security clearance, and that some opportunities may be reserved for Indigenous businesses under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business. For construction businesses, the most directly relevant items mentioned are the Gagetown and P.E.I. Open Construction Source List and the General Contracting Quick Response Tender source list, both currently open on MERX according to the notice. However, you would need to verify the official notice and source-list instructions before acting, since eligibility, security requirements, timelines, and whether a specific future project proceeds are not guaranteed. The closing date shown is 2027-03-31 13:00:00, but because this is an APN, that date should be checked carefully against the official MERX notice and any linked documents. If you want, I can also help you extract the practical action items from the notice, such as what to look for on MERX and what documents to review first.

Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) - *Canada, Gatineau, QC

PSPC is asking industry for feedback—not bids—on a proposed modernization of the federal government’s professional-services procurement methods. The new framework may replace TBIPS, SBIPS, TSPS, Pro Services, Temporary Help Services and PASS with four proposed methods: Temporary Replacement Services, Client-Directed Support Services, Client-Directed Deliverable Services and Offeror-Managed Services. This RFI may be relevant to Canadian businesses that provide professional, information-technology, temporary staffing, consulting, managed or other government-facing services, particularly those with experience using PSPC methods of supply. However, it does not create a contract, guarantee future work or establish that any business is eligible for a future arrangement. PSPC is seeking practical feedback on the proposed structure, tiering, service categories, competency mapping, evaluation criteria, support for micro-organizations, system requirements and the proposed RFSA format. The engagement is divided into five phases. The stated Phase 1 response deadline is October 22, 2026. The notice lists an overall closing date of March 31, 2027, at 2:00 p.m., but deadlines for Phases 2–5 are shown as to be determined. Businesses should confirm which phase is currently accepting responses and the applicable deadline. Responses and questions are to be sent to SPAC.DGPAModernisationMA-APBMoSModernization.PSPC@tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca. Respondents should identify proprietary, third-party and personal information included in their submission. Feedback on broader procurement transformation or supplier-barrier issues may need to be submitted through separate PSPC engagement processes. Before responding, review the official RFI and amendment documents, confirm the current instructions and deadlines, and verify whether the response format or any additional requirements have changed. The supplied notice does not include an official source-page URL, so the documents should be checked directly through the Canada Buys notice or PSPC contact above.

Department of Natural Resources (NRCan) - *Canada, Ottawa, Ontario

Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) is accepting applications for a supply arrangement covering professional Existing Building Commissioning (EBCx) services at federal facilities across Canada. This opportunity appears relevant to businesses with experience improving the operation, energy performance, and greenhouse-gas performance of existing buildings.The work may include: assessing and prioritizing buildings for commissioning; recommissioning building equipment and systems to improve performance; and ongoing commissioning to maintain improvements and support continued staff knowledge. Assignments may involve one or several buildings. Applicants may indicate a preference for serving from one to six regions. This is a Request for Supply Arrangement, meaning successful suppliers may become qualified for future work; it is not necessarily a contract for a specific project. Suppliers already issued an arrangement under the earlier versions of this opportunity do not appear to need to submit a new arrangement. The tender is listed as open and closes March 31, 2027, at 2:00 p.m. The listed location is Canada, with Ottawa, Ontario identified. Potentially relevant businesses should review the complete official RFSA for mandatory experience, personnel, certifications, regional requirements, forms, security or insurance conditions, and submission instructions before deciding whether to respond. Verify all dates and details in the official Canada Buys notice andRFSA document before submitting an offer: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/92266/rfsa-nrcan-5000058117_c.pdf

Defence Construction Canada - Pacific Region - Victoria, British Columbia

This is an Advance Procurement Notice from Defence Construction Canada (Pacific Region) for possible construction, maintenance, consulting, and related infrastructure work at Department of National Defence sites supported by ASU Chilliwack. The geographic area appears to include Chilliwack, the Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley, Interior, and potentially Northern British Columbia—not just Victoria, which is listed separately in the tender record. This notice is not a bid solicitation or request for proposals. It is intended to give contractors and consultants early notice of potential future opportunities so they can assess their capacity and, where relevant, begin preparing for security-clearance sponsorship. Potential future work may be advertised through: - Open tenders or RFPs on MERX and, where applicable, Canada Buys; - The Open Construction Source List for ASU Chilliwack (MERX reference PR26SLCH); - Quick Response Tender source lists for electrical, mechanical, and general contractor services in the Interior and Lower Mainland (references CH250003 through CH250008); and - Other source lists, potentially including professional services such as architectural/engineering and environmental services. Some future projects may involve security requirements, and some may be reserved for Indigenous businesses under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business. DCC states that there is no guarantee that any of the potential procurements will proceed or that security clearances will be obtained within anticipated timelines. The notice shows an open status and a closing date of March 31, 2027 at 5:00 p.m. However, because this is an advance notice, businesses should not treat the closing date as a deadline to submit a bid. Interested firms may wish to review the relevant MERX source lists and determine whether applying to them is appropriate for their services and capacity. A MERX account is required for the listed source-list applications. This opportunity potentially matches Canadian contractors, consultants, and suppliers with relevant construction, electrical, mechanical, general contracting, engineering, environmental, maintenance, or infrastructure experience in British Columbia. It does not establish that a company qualifies or will receive an invitation. Confirm the geographic scope, source-list requirements, security obligations, Indigenous-business provisions, registration deadlines, and any future solicitation conditions in the official MERX notice before taking action or submitting an application or bid. Bid Maple is not affiliated with the Government of Canada.