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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 firms or consultants for a national Supply Arrangement covering terrestrial archaeology services at protected heritage places. The work may include archaeological overview assessments, inventories and surveys, impact assessments, mitigation strategies, archaeological analysis, and monitoring archaeological resources. The opportunity appears to cover many regions across Canada, including Yukon, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Atlantic Canada, the Northwest Territories, Indigenous lands, and the National Capital Region. Parks Canada may award multiple Supply Arrangements by region and sub-region rather than one contract to a single supplier. Contracts issued under the arrangement may have a maximum expenditure of $1,000,000, including applicable taxes and fees. This is described as an ongoing qualification opportunity, so new suppliers may be able to apply during the life of the arrangement. The arrangement may remain in place for the period stated in the official documents or until Parks Canada decides it is no longer advantageous to use it. Important requirements and considerations include: - Bids must be submitted by email to [email protected]; Parks Canada is not currently accepting submissions through SAP Ariba. - The stated maximum email size is 15 MB. Larger submissions may need to be divided into clearly labelled emails. - A security requirement applies. New personnel security clearance requests require fingerprints, and applicants are responsible for related fingerprinting costs. - Work must comply with the National Parks Act and applicable regulations. - The procurement is subject to several comprehensive land claims agreements, including agreements involving northern Quebec, Labrador, Nunavut-related regions, the Northwest Territories, and Yukon. - Parks Canada may use Indigenous procurement measures, such as the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business, Indigenous Benefits Plans, or set-asides for Indigenous Supply Arrangement holders. The listed closing date is December 13, 2100, which may reflect the ongoing nature of the opportunity or a system date; this should be confirmed in the official tender notice. Before submitting anything, review the complete RFSA, all amendments, the regional areas-of-expertise spreadsheet, the archaeological work-experience requirements, security provisions, submission instructions, and any applicable deadlines. This summary does not determine whether your business qualifies, so verify all requirements and the current official documents with Parks Canada before preparing or submitting a response.