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

This appears to be an open federal request for proposals from Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), on behalf of Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC), for a laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) metal 3D printer. The requirement includes supplying and delivering the printer to Quebec, along with installation, commissioning, and user training. The listed delivery location is Gatineau, Quebec, with the notice indicating Quebec except the National Capital Region; this should be clarified in the official documents. The tender is scheduled to close on October 5, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The notice references an Annex Statement of Requirement, but no supporting documents were provided here. Businesses that supply industrial metal additive-manufacturing equipment and related installation or training services may find this opportunity potentially relevant, subject to the detailed technical, commercial, security, and bidding requirements. Review the complete official tender notice and all attachments on the procurement portal before deciding whether to bid. Confirm the exact delivery location, submission instructions, mandatory specifications, contract terms, and applicable deadline time zone.Official source: https://portal.us.bn.cloud.ariba.com/dashboard/public/appext/comsapsbncdiscoveryui#/Rfx Event/preview/1110024587?an Id=ANONYMOUS

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

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is seeking engineering consulting firms for environmental work at various Department of National Defence locations in Nunavut. The work potentially includes contaminated-site assessments, monitoring and remediation; environmental compliance inspections and audits; natural-resources and infrastructure advice; designated-substance surveys; hazardous-material assessments; and related specialties such as archaeological assessments. This opportunity appears restricted to qualified Inuit Firms that are registered and in good standing with the Inuit Firm Registry, because of the Nunavut Agreement and federal contracting requirements. Evaluation will consider factors such as Inuit employment, training, subcontracting to Inuit firms, and offices or facilities in the Nunavut Settlement Area. DCC expects to select three firms for a two-year Source List, with possible extensions of up to three additional one-year periods. The estimated value is $15 million for the initial two-year period, with a possible additional increase of approximately $15 million during the extended term. Individual assignments are expected to be approximately $200,000 to $1.5 million, with no stated maximum. Successful consultants will be required to hold a valid Designated Organization Screening (DOS) issued through the federal Contract Security Program. The stated closing date is October 14, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The proposal must be submitted electronically through MERX. The opportunity is listed in Ottawa, but the anticipated services are in Nunavut. Firms should review the complete RFAP for mandatory qualifications, Inuit Firm Registry requirements, security provisions, evaluation criteria, rates, and submission instructions. Verify the closing time, time zone, and all requirements in the official MERX notice before deciding whether to submit a bid.

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

This appears to be an open Canadian defence-innovation challenge seeking modular wind-powered electricity systems for remote northern DND/CAF locations. The proposed systems would need to produce approximately 25–100 kW, operate reliably in extreme cold, high winds and icing, and be transportable, deployable and maintainable in isolated areas with limited heavy-lift equipment. Designs should also address low and high wind conditions, minimal human intervention, locally serviceable parts and the challenges of permafrost movement and seasonal ground conditions. The opportunity is issued under the IDEaS Call for Proposals 006 and may accept technologies from early research through mature systems (TRL 1–9). Potential funding levels are: - Component 1a (TRL 1–3): up to $250,000 CAD for up to 6 months - Component 1b (TRL 4–5): up to $1.5 million CAD for up to 12 months - Component 2 (TRL 6–9): up to $5 million CAD, with the performance period determined during negotiations Multiple contracts could result, but the stated amounts do not guarantee funding or a contract. The notice closes October 20, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. A proposal is to be submitted through the Defence Innovation Portal after reviewing the challenge and the IDEaS call documents. This may be relevant to Canadian businesses, researchers or technology developers with applicable wind-energy, cold-climate engineering, remote logistics, power-generation or defence capabilities. The available description is truncated, so the full essential outcomes, evaluation criteria, security or contracting requirements and submission instructions should be reviewed carefully. Before submitting anything, verify the current official tender notice and all amendments—particularly the two linked PDFs—and confirm the closing time, eligible applicant requirements, applicable component and portal instructions. Bid Maple is not affiliated with the Government of Canada.

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

Notice of Proposed Procurement (NPP) for Request for Supply Arrangement- Printing Services Please note that late submissions will not be considered or accepted. Whereto find amendments to the tender document: The event m...

Parks Canada - *Yukon *British Columbia *Saskatchewan *Indigenous Lands *Northwest Territories *Prince Edward Island *Quebec (except NCR) *Alberta *Newfoundland and Labrador *Canada *New Brunswick *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.

Correctional Service Canada - *Canada, Ottawa, ON

**Tender: Inmate Purchasing Plan** Correctional Service Canada (CSC) is seeking suppliers that may be able to provide approved personal-use products to inmates through an e-commerce business account. The notice is a republication of an earlier notice and states that CSC intends to establish an agreement with a pre-identified supplier. This notice will **not directly award a contract**. Instead, CSC is creating a list of potential suppliers. Other suppliers may submit a statement of capabilities. If a supplier demonstrates that it meets the notice’s requirements by the deadline, CSC may add it to that list. **Potentially relevant suppliers** - E-commerce companies or retailers able to manage government business accounts. - Businesses able to supply approved electronics, accessories, clothing, footwear, and other goods identified in Attachment 1. - Suppliers with nationwide delivery capabilities to CSC institutions. - Businesses able to provide secure user access, order tracking, returns, customer service, and bilingual support. **Main requirements described** - Provide a free centralized business account for authorized CSC personnel. - Restrict the account to pre-approved products listed in Attachment 1. - Support 24/7 access and individual usernames and passwords. - Provide detailed order confirmations. - Offer returns and replacements for listed items. - Deliver across Canada, with a stated standard delivery time of 7–14 calendar days. - Provide an account manager and support with account setup, user profiles, product lists, and shipping details. - Supply English and French training materials and remote training. - Provide bilingual customer service by email and telephone, including a toll-free number. - Meet the product, delivery, security, and operational requirements in the attachments. **Important considerations** - The products must be limited to CSC-approved items; the complete list should be reviewed in Attachment 1. - Delivery appears to be required to all CSC institutions, including locations outside major urban centres. - The notice refers to a business account agreement and a supplier-pool process rather than a standard contract award. - The displayed closing date of December 31, 2100 may be a system or republication issue and should not be relied on without checking the official notice. The original notice referenced in the description is: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/en/tender-opportunities/tender-notice/pw-21-00974352. Review that notice, the current Canada Buys posting, Attachment 1 (list of goods), and Attachment 2 (CSC institutions) for the actual submission instructions, eligibility conditions, deadlines, and required statement-of-capabilities format. A business should verify all details directly in the official tender notice before deciding whether to submit.