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

Public Works and Government Services Canada appears to be seeking suppliers for medium and large vessel recycling and disposal services across most Canadian regions. This is a Request for a Supply Arrangement (RFSA), meaning selected suppliers may be placed on arrangements and could later be invited to bid on specific vessel-recycling requirements; it does not appear to be an immediate award of a single contract. The opportunity has two service streams: -Stream A: medium vessels with a lightship displacement of 300 metric tonnes or less. -Stream B: large vessels over 300 metric tonnes. Work involves dismantling vessels at a vessel recycling facility and must generally be performed in Canada. The opportunity covers multiple regions, including British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario outside the National Capital Region, Quebec outside the National Capital Region, Atlantic Canada, the territories, and the NCR. Suppliers may be able to offer services in one or more regions or sub-regions. The current notice, EVC01-202003/C, cancels and supersedes version /B and extends the active solicitation period. The notice states that there are no changes from version /B to /C. Suppliers that already submitted an arrangement under versions /A or /B are stated not to need to submit a new arrangement, subject to verifying the official documents. Potentially important considerations include environmental management of vessel materials and hazardous waste, the ability to dismantle vessels in an appropriate Canadian facility, and compliance with applicable federal requirements. Some future requirements may involve personnel or organizational security screening, Controlled Goods requirements, Indigenous business set-asides, or Indigenous Participation Plans. The RFSA may be used by various federal departments and agencies. The listed closing date is March 30, 2029, at 2:00 p.m. Confirm the deadline, submission method, required forms, facility standards, insurance, experience, security requirements, and any regional eligibility rules in the official RFSA before preparing a submission.The available document is here: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/documents/pub/att/2025/01/06/cd41d4a1da59592bb4366922303ad39b/ABES.PROD.PW_MER.B005.E29423.EBSU000.PDF. This summary does not determine whether a business qualifies; the official tender notice and its annexes control.

Defence Construction Canada - National Capital Region - Ottawa, Ontario

This is an **Advance Procurement Notice (APN)** from Defence Construction Canada (DCC) about potential future construction, maintenance, consulting, and related service opportunities for Real Property Operations and the Canadian Forces Housing Agency in **Northern Canada, excluding Nunavut**. The geographic area may include Yukon, the Northwest Territories, and northern parts of some provinces—not necessarily Ottawa, which appears to be the buyer’s listed location. This notice is **not a bid solicitation or request for proposals**. It does not currently ask businesses to submit a bid, and there is no guarantee that the anticipated projects will proceed. Future opportunities may be advertised through Canada Buys, MERX, source lists, standing offers, or other procurement tools. Individual projects may involve remote locations, severe weather, airfields, housing, utilities, maintenance facilities, logistics, and other defence-related infrastructure. Some future contracts may include security requirements. The notice is intended to give interested contractors and consultants time to assess their capacity and, where appropriate, begin any required security-clearance sponsorship process. The notice also states that some projects may be reserved for Indigenous businesses under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business (PSIB). Contractors interested in construction work may wish to review the **Open Construction Source List for Northern Canada (excluding Nunavut)** on MERX, identified as **NR26SLNO_86070**. The notice says that a MERX account is required to apply. Membership in a source list or standing offer would not necessarily guarantee an award; it may only provide access to certain future opportunities. The APN is shown as open until **March 31, 2029 at 2:00 p.m.**, but this date should be confirmed in the official notice. Businesses should assess their ability to work in remote northern locations, meet applicable technical, insurance, Indigenous-procurement, security, and logistical requirements, and monitor later solicitations for specific scopes and deadlines. Always verify the complete official tender notice and any related documents at the MERX source before taking action or submitting anything.

Defence Construction Canada - National Capital Region - Ottawa, Ontario

This is an Advance Procurement Notice from Defence Construction Canada (DCC), not a bid solicitation or request for proposals. It signals potential future construction, maintenance, real-property operations, housing, professional services, and related contracts in Nunavut for the Real Property Operations Group and Canadian Forces Housing Agency. The work could involve remote Arctic facilities such as airfields, accommodations, administrative buildings, fuel and utility systems, and maintenance structures. Projects may be subject to seasonal access limits, challenging northern conditions, and security requirements. Some opportunities may be reserved for Indigenous businesses under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business (PSIB). Future opportunities may be advertised through MERX, Canada Buys, source lists, standing offers, or the Open Construction Source List (OCSL). DCC identifies the Nunavut OCSL as currently open and refers interested contractors to MERX listing NR26SLNU_86071; a MERX account is required to apply. The attached project list referenced in the notice should be downloaded from MERX because it contains anticipated projects, timelines, and any expected security clearances. Contractors interested in possible defence work may need to begin the Industrial Security Program sponsorship or clearance process. However, there is no guarantee that the projects will proceed, that a solicitation will be issued, or that security clearances will be granted in time. The listed closing date is March 31, 2029 at 2:00 p.m., but this notice does not itself invite a bid. The Ottawa location appears to identify the buyer’s administrative location; the anticipated work is in Nunavut. This notice may be relevant to businesses with suitable northern construction, facilities, engineering, environmental, maintenance, or related capabilities, but businesses should assess each later solicitation separately. Verify the complete official notice, MERX documents, project list, eligibility rules, deadlines, Indigenous-business provisions, and security requirements before taking action or submitting any bid.

Defence Construction Canada - National Capital Region - Ottawa, Ontario

This appears to be an Advance Procurement Notice from Defence Construction Canada for potential construction, maintenance, modernization, professional services, and housing-related contracts in the National Capital Region, including Ottawa and nearby defence facilities managed by Real Property Operations Group and the Canadian Forces Housing Agency. This notice is not a bid call or request for proposals. It is intended to give contractors and consultants early information about possible future projects and time to assess their capacity, monitor upcoming solicitations, and—where applicable—begin the process of obtaining required security clearances. The potential work may include administrative and operational buildings, secure facilities, training and logistics sites, airfield infrastructure, and Canadian Armed Forces residential housing. Future opportunities may be issued through open tenders or RFPs on MERX and Canada Buys, the Open Construction Source List, source lists, standing offers, or other procurement tools. Some construction opportunities may be available only by invitation to members of the relevant source list. The notice specifically references the Open Construction Source List for Ottawa/Gatineau (OCSL No. CR26SLWA_86073), which is reportedly open on MERX and requires a MERX account to apply. Some projects may require security clearances, and certain opportunities may be reserved for Indigenous businesses under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business. The project list and anticipated dates are contained in a document available through MERX, but projects depend on receiving approval to proceed. There is no guarantee that any listed project will be tendered, that a contract will be awarded, or that security clearances will be granted within the anticipated timelines. The notice is marked open and shows a closing date of March 31, 2029 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern time. Interested businesses may wish to review the MERX attachment, assess relevant construction or consulting capabilities, investigate source-list requirements, and determine whether security sponsorship or clearance steps may be appropriate. These details should not be treated as confirmation that a business qualifies or that work is available. Verify the complete official notice, attachments, project list, eligibility conditions, security requirements, deadlines, and any amendments directly through MERX before taking action or submitting anything.

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

This appears to be an open Government of Canada opportunity from Public Works and Government Services Canada for suppliers of workplace furniture. It is a Request for Supply Arrangement (RFSA), reference E60PQ-140003/C, covering work-space furniture and related products for government locations across much of Canada, including British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, the National Capital Region, the territories and Atlantic provinces. The notice indicates that all interested suppliers may submit a bid and that proposals will be assessed using a “Best Overall Proposal” strategy. The available description also refers to product catalogues, pricing templates, technical specifications, annexes and appendices. Earlier amendments mention environmental requirements, including ANSI/BIFMA e3 certification at a minimum Level 2, but those references are historical and must be checked against the latest version of the solicitation. The tender record shows a closing date of April 23, 2029 at 2:00 p.m., but the attached documents and amendment history contain dates from 2018–2021. Amendment 019 reportedly reopened the RFSA, while earlier amendments stated that submissions would no longer be accepted. This makes it especially important to confirm the current status, submission deadline, product categories, mandatory certifications, delivery requirements and evaluation rules in the latest official notice before investing time in a bid. This opportunity potentially matches Canadian manufacturers, distributors or suppliers able to provide compliant workplace furniture and meet government supply-arrangement, pricing, documentation and delivery requirements. The record does not provide enough information to determine whether any particular business qualifies. Bid Maple is not affiliated with the Government of Canada. Verify all details and submit through the official Canada Buys notice and its current attachments before bidding.

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

Public Works and Government Services Canada (PSPC) has issued an open Request for Supply Arrangements (RFSA) for marine technical services. The goal appears to be establishing and maintaining supply arrangements with suppliers that can provide services for different vessel types, hull materials, and Canadian regions or sub-regions. Potentially relevant work streams include: - Vessel condition surveys, including multiple categories - Towing assessments - Remediation assessments - Disposal assessments The tender is listed for Canada, with Gatineau, Quebec shown as the location. The stated closing deadline is April 30, 2029, at 2:00 p.m. Late submissions will not be accepted. The opportunity is marked open. Suppliers that already hold a supply arrangement under EVC01-202002/A, /B, or /C may not need to submit a new arrangement if they do not require changes, subject to the conditions in the RFSA. This opportunity may be relevant to Canadian businesses with marine surveying, towing, remediation, disposal, vessel assessment, or related technical capabilities. The available information does not establish whether a particular business meets the requirements. Review the complete RFSA, including the Statement of Requirement (Annex A), submission instructions, qualifications, regional requirements, and any mandatory forms before deciding whether to respond. Confirm the deadline andall current terms in the official notice: https://discovery.ariba.com/rfx/22484536?extsite=MjI0ODQ1Mz ZfQU4wMTQ4NDA1MDk5Mg==

Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) - *Canada, Ottawa, Ontario

DFO’s Canadian Hydrographic Service is seeking pre-qualified suppliers for on-demand hydrographic and bathymetric services through a Supply Arrangement. The opportunity appears relevant to businesses with expertise in one or more of these areas: (1) hydrographic/bathymetric training, (2) navigational charting support and production, (3) bathymetric data assessment and processing, or (4) hydrographic/bathymetric consulting. The proposed Supply Arrangement would run for five years, ending December 31, 2029. The notice is listed as open until June 30, 2029, at 1:00 p.m. Ottawa time, and new suppliers may be able to submit during refresh periods, including up to six months before expiry. Services would be requested as needed by identified federal users across Canada. Security screening requirements apply. The arrangement generally excludes locations covered by certain Comprehensive Land Claims Agreements in Yukon, the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Quebec, and Labrador; those requirements would be handled separately. This notice cancels and replaces solicitation 30004518 dated August 29, 2024, and submissions under that earlier version are no longer accepted. Businesses should review the full RFSA documents, including the qualification criteria, applicable service-stream requirements, security provisions, and submission instructions. Verify the current notice and all deadlines on Canada Buys before preparing or submitting a response; this summary does not confirm that any particular business qualifies.

Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) - *British Columbia, Ottawa, Ontario

This is an open, ongoing opportunity from Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) for suppliers providing ecosystem monitoring services along the British Columbia coast, including offshore areas, Vancouver Island, Haida Gwaii, and the mainland coast and inlets. The work may include: - Imagery analysis - Ecosystem sampling - Species, environmental-variable, and habitat analysis The opportunity is a Request for Supply Arrangements (RFSA), rather than a single immediate contract. Suppliers that are accepted may later be invited to compete for specific assignments. New suppliers may submit arrangements during the life of the opportunity, with evaluations potentially conducted in cycles at least twice a year. A later “Solicitation A” is expected to support ongoing qualification and is scheduled to close October 31, 2029, at 2:00 p.m. The proposed supply arrangement runs for five years, ending March 31, 2030. There are two submission streams: -PSIB Stream: For eligible First Nations, Tribal Councils, First Nation-owned businesses, and other eligible Indigenous businesses under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business. -General Stream: Open to suppliers, including Indigenous suppliers, that are not submitting through the PSIB stream. The PSIB stream is set aside from certain trade agreements and has specific Indigenous-business eligibility requirements. The General Stream is subject to the Canadian Free Trade Agreement. No security requirement is identified for the supply arrangement. This opportunity could potentially match Canadian firms with relevant environmental monitoring, marine science, ecological sampling, geospatial/imaging, habitat assessment, or data-analysis capabilities. The notice does not establish that any particular business qualifies; suppliers should review the complete RFSA, category requirements, Indigenous-business rules where applicable, submission instructions, evaluation criteria, insurance and technical requirements, and any later Solicitation A documents. The notice states that it cancels and supersedes solicitation 30006201 dated November 22, 2024. Before preparing a submission, verify the current status, deadlines, amendments, and official requirements on Canada Buys using the provided RFSA documents. Bid Maple is not affiliated with the Government of Canada.

Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) - *Canada, *World, Ottawa, Ontario

DFO is seeking to create a supply arrangement—a list of pre-qualified vessels and vessel charter providers—for ocean science and fisheries science missions. Potentially relevant businesses include vessel owners, operators, and charter companies able to support work such as oceanography, marine mammal studies, hydrography, stock assessments, biodiversity, and habitat management. Work may take place in Canadian waters, including near-shore and offshore locations in the Atlantic, Pacific, Inland, and Arctic regions. The notice indicates that requirements will vary by mission and location, and that vessel certificates, classifications, safety standards, and other technical documentation may be required. The tender appears to remain open until December 31, 2029, at 13:00, but bids may only be submitted during specified periods: July 2026; February and July 2027; February and July 2028; and February and July 2029. Existing suppliers may have different requirements for amendments, ownership changes, or adding vessels. This is a supply arrangement rather than a single immediate contract. Being accepted would place a vessel or charter service on a qualified supplier list; it does not guarantee future work. The listed documents include the RFSA, amendments, addenda, vessel categorization criteria, vessel certificate and regulation information, and class maps. Before deciding whether to bid, review the latest official RFSA and every applicable addendum carefully, confirm the current submission window and closing time, and verify vessel eligibility, certification, classification, insurance, safety, crew, geographic, and operational requirements. The supplied record does not include a direct official tender-page URL, so the documents should be checked against the Government of Canada tender notice before submitting anything.

Fisheries and Oceans Canada - *Canada, *World, Ottawa, Ontario

Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) is seeking to create a supply arrangement—a list of pre-qualified vessels and charter operators that it may use for ocean science and fisheries research missions across Canada and potentially internationally. Work could include oceanography, marine mammal studies, hydrography, stock assessments, biodiversity research, habitat management, trawling, and related at-sea operations. This opportunity appears potentially relevant to businesses that own or operate suitable research, commercial, or charter vessels and can support varying missions in Atlantic, Pacific, Central, and Arctic regions, including near-shore and offshore work. The requirements may vary by assignment and could include supporting up to 20 science crew, remaining at sea for weeks or months, handling fish catches and processing, conducting trawls, carrying mission-specific equipment, and being available for programs lasting from 1 to 265 days annually. Vessel certifications, classifications, safety requirements, and applicable regulations will be important. The arrangement is intended to serve DFO and other identified federal users across Canada, including areas covered by Comprehensive Land Claims Agreements. New applicants were scheduled to be able to apply during specified intake months from July 2022 through July 2029. The listing shows a closing date of December 31, 2029 at 1:00 p.m., but the stated intake schedule and the age of the supporting documents suggest that the current application status and next available intake should be confirmed. Before considering a submission, review the RFSA, all addenda, vessel categorization documents, maps, certificate and regulatory requirements, and the official Canada Buys notice. Confirm the applicable intake period, closing date, vessel eligibility standards, insurance and safety obligations, pricing process, and required forms directly with the official tender documentation. This summary does not establish that any particular business or vessel qualifies.

Shared Services Canada (SSC) - *Canada, Ottawa, ON

Shared Services Canada (SSC) appears to be creating an ongoing Supply Arrangement for companies that provide technical integration services for government conferencing and audiovisual systems. The work could cover project management, site surveys, AV solutions design, installation, equipment decommissioning and removal, control-system programming, user training, and Tier I and Tier II technical support. The opportunity is listed as open and relates to work in Canada, with Ottawa, Ontario identified as the location. The stated closing date is January 27, 2030, at 2:00 p.m. However, because this is a continuing qualification opportunity, the applicable timing and process should be confirmed in section 6.7 of the Request for Supply Arrangement (RFSA) and any later amendments. A business considering this opportunity should review the main RFSA, all posted amendments, the application for registration form, pricing matrix, accessibility requirements, reporting requirements, and the applicable complexity-level documents. The tender may be relevant to firms with experience delivering integrated AV and conferencing projects, but the available summary does not establish whether any particular business meets the requirements. Before preparing or submitting an application, verify the official Canada Buys notice, current closing or intake details, mandatory criteria, security or personnel requirements, pricing instructions, and amendment history directly in the tender documents. The supplied record does not include a single official source URL, but it does include Canada Buys document links for the RFSA and supporting files.

Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) - *Nunavut Territory *Northwest Territories *Yukon, Gatineau, Quebec

PSPC is seeking suppliers for remediation construction services at contaminated sites in remote areas of Nunavut, the Northwest Territories and Yukon. This is an ongoing Request for Supply Arrangement (RFSA), rather than a single project contract. Suppliers may submit qualification responses when convenient, and PSPC expects to evaluate submissions as they are received. Successful suppliers may later be invited to compete for specific remediation projects through selective Requests for Proposal (RFPs). There is no stated maximum number of supply arrangements, and suppliers that already hold a qualified arrangement do not need to submit a new one. The notice lists Gatineau, Quebec, as well as the three northern territories, but the project work appears focused on remote northern sites. The posting indicates that the earlier February 28, 2025 closing date should be disregarded; the current record shows May 31, 2030 at 2:00 p.m., but this should be confirmed in the official notice. A Canadian construction or environmental remediation business with relevant capabilities may find this opportunity potentially relevant, subject to the RFSA’s detailed requirements, qualifications, security, safety, Indigenous and northern-work considerations, bonding, insurance, and logistical conditions. Review the complete official tender documentation and submission process at the provided source before deciding whether to respond or submitting any bid.