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Office of the Auditor General (OAG) - *Canada, Ottawa, Ontario

The Office of the Auditor General of Canada (OAG) is seeking suppliers for ongoing Supply Arrangements covering audit and related services across Canada, with Ottawa, Ontario identified as the buyer’s location. This appears to be an opportunity to qualify for future work rather than a single, immediate contract. The arrangement has no defined end date and may remain available while the Government considers it useful. The available service streams are: - Stream 1: Financial Audit - Stream 2: Data Analytics supporting audit evidence - Stream 3: Financial Instruments Audit and Related Consulting Services, including valuation, private-market valuation, and presentation/disclosure of financial instruments and derivatives - Stream 4: Actuarial Services, including insurance policy liabilities and employee benefits - Stream 5: Special Examination services focused on the operating effectiveness of systems and practices - Stream 6: Information Technology and Systems Audit and Related Services Applications appear to be evaluated separately by stream or sub-stream. Existing suppliers may not need to re-qualify for categories where they already hold an arrangement, but they must still follow the solicitation’s requirements. Services may be required at locations throughout Canada, excluding areas covered by certain Comprehensive Land Claims Agreements. The notice lists several amendments, including supplier-question responses, changes to the solicitation, and the addition of Stream 6. The posted closing date is January 1, 2100 at 2:00 p.m., which appears to reflect an ongoing qualification process; confirm the current submission rules, deadlines, and amendment status in the official tender documents. This opportunity potentially matches Canadian accounting, audit, actuarial, data analytics, valuation, IT audit, and related professional-services firms. The business should review the full solicitation—especially eligibility conditions, mandatory qualifications, security or personnel requirements, stream-specific criteria, submission instructions, and the latest amendments—before deciding whether to submit. Verify all details in the official Canada Buys notice and documents before bidding.

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

Parks Canada is seeking suppliers for a national supply arrangement covering terrestrial archaeology services at protected heritage places. Potentially relevant work includes archaeological overview assessments, inventories and surveys, impact assessments, mitigation strategies, archaeological analysis, and monitoring archaeological resources. The arrangement may create multiple regional and sub-regional supply arrangements across Canada, including Yukon, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Atlantic provinces, the Northwest Territories, Indigenous lands, and the National Capital Region. Individual contracts issued under the arrangement may have a maximum expenditure of $1,000,000, including applicable taxes and fees. This appears to be an ongoing qualification opportunity, allowing additional suppliers to seek qualification over time. The notice lists a closing date of December 13, 2100, at 2:00 p.m.; this unusually distant date and the continuing-qualification process should be confirmed in the official documents. Important submission instructions: - Parks Canada states that 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. Larger submissions may need to be divided into clearly labelled emails referencing the solicitation number and indicating the sequence, such as “1 of 2.” The procurement is subject to several comprehensive land claims agreements, including agreements involving James Bay and Northern Quebec, Nunavik, Labrador Inuit, Inuvialuit, Gwich’in, Sahtu, and multiple Yukon and British Columbia First Nations. Parks Canada may also use Indigenous procurement approaches, such as the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business, Indigenous Benefits Plans, or work set-asides for Indigenous suppliers. A security requirement applies. Personnel security clearance applications may require fingerprinting, with related costs payable by the applicant. Work must also comply with applicable Parks Canada and National Park Act requirements. A business considering this opportunity should review the full RFSA, all amendments and modification documents, the regional areas-of-expertise spreadsheet, and the archaeological work-experience spreadsheet before preparing a response. The official tender notice and solicitation documents control the requirements, deadlines, submission format, security conditions, and any eligibility or experience criteria. Bid Maple is not affiliated with the Government of Canada, and this summary does not establish that a business qualifies.

Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) - *National Capital Region (NCR), Gatineau, Quebec

This appears to be an information notice from Public Works and Government Services Canada (PSPC), not a contract opportunity or active bid solicitation. It summarizes feedback received through a Request for Information (RFI) and one-on-one vendor demonstrations concerning Electronic Traveller Health Information (eTHI), under reference HT218-234191/B. The notice is associated with the National Capital Region, including Gatineau, Quebec. Its unusually distant closing date—December 14, 2100—should be treated cautiously and verified in the official procurement portal, as it may reflect a data-entry or system issue. Businesses that provide electronic health information, traveller health, digital health, secure data, or related technology services may find the subject potentially relevant for market awareness. However, this notice does not appear to request bids or confirm future contract requirements. Review the official notice for the full RFI history, any stated next steps, and whether PSPC has issued a subsequent solicitation. Verify all details directly through the official source before taking action or submitting anything.

Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) - *Canada, Ottawa, ON

This open notice from the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) is a request for suppliers to express interest in providing inmate personal-property items through a centralized e-commerce business account. It is not a conventional contract award or bid competition: CSC says it intends to establish a list of potential suppliers, and interested suppliers must submit a statement of capabilities showing that they can meet the requirements. The potential supplier would generally need to: - Operate or provide an e-commerce business account for CSC. - Offer only CSC-approved goods, such as electronics, related accessories, clothing, and footwear, unless additional items are approved in advance. - Provide secure access for authorized CSC users, including unique login credentials, order histories, and confirmations. - Keep the account available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. - Provide returns and replacement services. - Deliver approved items to all listed CSC institutions within a maximum standard period of 14 calendar days. - Provide a designated account manager and related account-configuration and professional services. - Maintain standardized pricing across institutions, with delivery costs either included in prices or clearly charged at a standardized rate. The notice indicates that purchases are paid from inmate funds and are intended to be at no cost to Canada. It may therefore be most relevant to an established online retailer, marketplace operator, distributor, or supplier with broad product availability, secure account-management capability, and nationwide fulfillment capacity. The notice does not establish that any particular business qualifies. The listed closing date is December 31, 2100 at 1:00 p.m., which appears unusual and should be confirmed. This is also a republication, not an amendment, and suppliers previously subscribed to notifications may need to subscribe again. Review the original notice and all attachments—especially the approved-goods lists, CSC institution list, questions and answers, and amendments—before deciding whether to submit a statement of capabilities.Official reference: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/en/tender-opportunities/tender-notice/pw-21-00974352. Always verify the current closing date, submission instructions, mandatory requirements, and any amendments in the official tender notice before submitting.