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Defence Construction Canada - Western Region - Edmonton, Alberta

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is creating a three-year source list of mechanical contractors for quick-response tenders at CFB Edmonton, Alberta. The listed service category is Mechanical (Plumbing & Heating), Project No. ED26SL01. Future projects issued through the list may be valued up to approximately $500,000. A contractor interested in being added must complete the official Source List application form and email it to Brett Cooper at [email protected]. Applications by fax or mail will not be accepted. DCC states that contractors may request to join at any time, subject to the source-list terms, with approximately 10 days needed for administrative processing. The notice also asked interested contractors to apply as soon as possible, preferably by January 6, 2026. The tender record shows a closing date of February 24, 2029 at 4:00 p.m.; confirm how these dates apply in the official notice before relying on them. The language selected in the application will remain the language used for future tender and contract documents and communications under the source list. Although security clearance is not required just to be added, individual future tenders may require organization and personnel security clearances, potentially including DOS, reliability status, or more stringent requirements such as Secret-level FSC and document safeguarding. Contractors may also be evaluated against DCC performance standards, and an unacceptable evaluation could result in removal from the list. The opportunity appears potentially relevant to Canadian businesses providing plumbing and heating services in or able to serve the Edmonton area. This is not a guarantee of eligibility or future work; review the official MERX notice, application form, source-list terms and conditions, and any associated documents carefully before applying. Documents are available through MERX, where fees may apply.Official source: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/3743862159/abstract?language=EN

Defence Construction Canada - Western Region - Edmonton, Alberta

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is accepting applications from electrical contractors who want to be considered for a Quick Response Tender (QRT) source list for work at CFB Edmonton, Alberta. The source list is expected to remain in place for three years after it is established and may be used for future projects valued up to approximately $500,000. This is not a single guaranteed contract. Contractors added to the source list may receive invitations to bid on future electrical projects, subject to the source-list terms and individual tender requirements. Applications must be submitted by email using DCC’s Source List application form to Brett Cooper at [email protected]. Applications by fax or mail will not be accepted. DCC indicates that processing a request may take about 10 days and asked interested contractors to apply as soon as possible, preferably by January 13, 2026. The listed closing date is March 2, 2029, at 4:00 p.m.; however, contractors should confirm whether applications remain open on a rolling basis and verify all dates in the official notice. A security clearance is not required just to join the source list, but future tenders or contracts may require organizational and personnel clearances, potentially including DOS, reliability status, or higher security levels. Contractors will also be subject to performance standards, and poor performance may result in removal from the list. The procurement is for the electrical service category under Project No. ED26SL03 and is subject to the Canadian Free Trade Agreement tendering procedures. Documents and the application form are available through MERX, where fees may apply. This opportunity appears relevant to Canadian electrical contractors able to perform work at or around CFB Edmonton and meet DCC’s source-list requirements. Review the complete official notice, source-list terms and conditions, application form, security requirements, and MERX documents before applying or relying on any deadline.Official source: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/3742424221/abstract?language=EN

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

Public Works and Government Services Canada appears to be seeking suppliers for medium- and large-vessel recycling and disposal services across much of Canada, including Quebec, Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, Atlantic provinces, the territories, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and the National Capital Region. The work must generally be performed in Canada and involve dismantling vessels at a vessel recycling facility in an environmentally sound manner. This is a Request for Supply Arrangements (RFSA), rather than a single immediate contract. Successful suppliers may establish supply arrangements and could later receive invitations to bid on specific vessel-recycling requirements.The arrangement has two streams: Stream A for vessels with a lightship displacement of 300 metric tonnes or less, and Stream B for vessels over 300 metric tonnes. Suppliers may apply for one or more regions or sub-regions. The opportunity is listed as open, with a stated closing time of March 30, 2029 at 2:00 p.m. The notice says this version extends the solicitation period and does not change the previous version’s requirements. Some future requirements may include personnel or organizational security screening, Controlled Goods Program obligations, or Indigenous participation requirements and set-asides. This opportunity may be relevant to Canadian businesses that operate suitable vessel-recycling or disposal facilities and can manage potentially hazardous vessel materials in accordance with applicable environmental and transportation rules. The notice does not provide enough information to determine whether a particular business meets the technical, facility, regulatory, financial, or security requirements. Before taking action, review the complete official RFSA and its Statement of Requirement, submission instructions, regional requirements, security clauses, and any amendments. Verify the current closing date and obtain clarification from the contracting authority if needed.Official document provided: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/documents/pub/att/2025/01/06/cd41d4a1da59592bb4366922303ad39b/ABES.PROD.PW_MER.B005.E29423.EBSU000.PDF

Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) - *Ontario (except NCR), Gatineau, Quebec

This appears to be an open PSPC procurement for suppliers that can provide and deliver Select Structural Douglas Fir timber to Parks Canada locations in Ontario. The opportunity is intended to create a pre-qualified list, rather than necessarily award one immediate purchase contract. Compliant offers may be submitted at any time during the solicitation period, and supply arrangements are expected to be issued in the order compliant offers are received. The supply arrangement period is listed as running from issuance through March 31, 2029. The location is described as Ontario, excluding the National Capital Region, with Gatineau, Quebec also referenced. The tender is categorized under goods/materials. No supporting documents were provided with the tender information shown here, so important details—such as timber specifications, delivery requirements, pricing, security or insurance conditions, and submission instructions—still need to be reviewed. This opportunity potentially matches a Canadian business that can supply and deliver the specified Douglas Fir timber to the stated Parks Canada locations. The business should review the complete official tender notice and any amendments on the procurement portal, confirm all mandatory requirements, and verify the closing and submission details before submitting an offer. Bid Maple is not affiliated with the Government of Canada.

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

This tender appears to be an open pre-qualification list, not a one-time construction job. Defence Construction Canada (Atlantic Region) is inviting contractors and suppliers to apply to be added to an Open Construction Source List (OCSL) for construction work at CFB Halifax and satellite sites in Nova Scotia for April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2029. Plain English summary: - If your business wants to do construction work for Department of National Defence projects at CFB Halifax, this OCSL may be relevant. - The list covers commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, and civil work. - Future work opportunities would be sent only to businesses already on the OCSL. - The expected value of individual tenders appears to be $10 million or less. - DCC asks businesses to apply as soon as possible, preferably by March 4, 2026, though applications can apparently be requested anytime. DCC says it needs 10 business days to process an application. - Applications must be submitted through MERX; fax, mail, and email are not accepted. - Applicants must choose English or French for all future documents and communication. - Businesses that were on the previous source list need to re-apply. - An active MERX account appears necessary to submit bids later. - DCC may use additional pre-qualification requirements for specific future tenders, and some opportunities may be set aside for Indigenous businesses or include an Indigenous benefits requirement. Important caution: - This is only a summary of the notice and does not mean your business qualifies. - You should verify the official MERX posting and any related DCC requirements before applying or bidding, including eligibility, documentation, language choice, and any Indigenous business or subcontracting requirements. - Also confirm the closing/application timing and whether your business name matches what appears on the source list.

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is inviting contractors and suppliers to apply to be placed on an Open Construction Source List (OCSL) for commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, and civil work required by...

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is inviting contractors and suppliers to apply to be placed on an Open Construction Source List (OCSL) for commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, and civil work required by...

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is creating an Open Construction Source List for construction work supporting 8 Wing/Canadian Forces Base Gagetown, satellite sites in New Brunswick, and sites in Prince Edward Island. The list is intended to cover commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, and civil construction services valued at up to approximately $10 million per opportunity. This is not a contract award or a single construction project. Contractors and suppliers may request to be added to the list through the MERX posting. DCC expects to invite businesses on the list to bid on future opportunities during the three-year period from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2029. Businesses previously listed for the 2023–2026 period must apply again. Key points: - The source list is shown as open until March 31, 2029, at 1:00 p.m. Atlantic time. - DCC prefers applications as soon as possible, preferably by March 4, 2026. - DCC states that it may require 10 business days to process an application. - Applications must be submitted electronically through MERX; faxed, mailed, or emailed submissions will not be accepted. - An active MERX account is required for electronic bidding. - Applicants must choose English or French. That language will generally apply to future tender and contract documents and communications for the duration of the list. - The business’s legal name must appear on the source list when bidding, or the bid may be considered non-compliant. - DCC may impose additional requirements for individual tenders, use other source lists, post some opportunities openly, or reserve opportunities for Indigenous businesses under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business. - Some future opportunities may require Indigenous subcontracting or an Indigenous Benefits Plan. This opportunity appears potentially relevant to contractors and suppliers able to provide construction services in New Brunswick or Prince Edward Island, but inclusion on the source list would not guarantee invitations, work, or contract awards. Businesses should review the complete official MERX notice and application requirements, including any performance standards and pre-qualification conditions, before applying. Verify the closing time, submission process, language requirements, geographic scope, and any updates directly on the official source: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/3776296403/abstract?language=EN

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is inviting contractors and suppliers to apply to be placed on an Open Construction Source List (OCSL) for commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, and civil work required by...

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 tender appears to be an ongoing pre-qualification request, not a single construction job. Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is inviting contractors and suppliers to apply for an Open Construction Source List (OCSL) for work in the Ottawa/Gatineau area for April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2029. If added to the list, a business could be invited to bid on future construction opportunities worth up to $10 million across commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, and civil work. Key points: -Buyer: Defence Construction Canada (National Capital Region) -Location: Ottawa, Ontario / Gatineau area -Deadline shown: March 31, 2029 at 2:00 PM, but DCC says applications should be submitted as soon as possible, preferably by March 4, 2026, because processing takes about 10 business days -Submission method: through MERX only; fax, mail, and email are not accepted - Official language must be selected (English or French), and that language will be used for all future documents and communication - Businesses that were on the previous source list must re-apply - An active MERX account is required - DCC may also have additional requirements for specific tenders later, including Indigenous set-asides or Indigenous benefits plans What this likely means for a Canadian business owner: - If your company does construction or related supply work in the National Capital Region, this appears relevant and could be a way to get access to future government-related opportunities. - Being on the list does not guarantee work; it only makes your business eligible to receive invitations when projects arise. - You should verify the official MERX notice carefully, especially eligibility, required documents, registration status, language selection, and any Indigenous business requirements before applying.Official source: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/3804640554/abstract?language=EN

Defence Construction Canada - National Capital Region - Ottawa, Ontario

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is creating an Open Construction Source List (OCSL) for contractors and suppliers interested in future construction work in Nunavut, including Iqaluit, Rankin Inlet, Alert, and North Warning System sites. The work may include commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, and civil construction, generally valued at $10 million or less. This is not a contract award or a specific construction project. Businesses must apply through the MERX posting to be added to the source list. DCC says applications can be submitted at any time, but preferably by March 4, 2026, and it may take 10 business days to process an application. The source list covers April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2029, with the current posting scheduled to close March 31, 2029, at 2:00 p.m. Eastern time. Businesses listed on the previous source list must re-apply. Applicants must select either English or French as their official language for future tender documents, contract documents, and communications. Applications must be submitted electronically through MERX; faxed, mailed, and emailed submissions will not be accepted. An active MERX account will be required to submit applications and future electronic bids. Businesses added to the OCSL may later be invited to bid on specific opportunities, but being on the list does not guarantee invitations, work, or contract awards. DCC may impose additional requirements for individual tenders, use other source lists, post some tenders openly, or reserve opportunities for Indigenous businesses under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business. Some tenders may also require Indigenous subcontracting or an Indigenous Benefits Plan. A business should review the complete official MERX notice and application requirements, confirm it can operate in Nunavut and meet any future project-specific conditions, and verify the required performance standards before applying.The official source is: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/3804640553/abstract?language=EN. This summary is not a determination that a business qualifies.