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Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food (AAFC) - *Saint-Hyacinthe, *South Korea, Montreal, Quebec

AAFC appears to be seeking a refrigeration technician or contractor to provide services at its Saint-Hyacinthe Research and Development Centre in Quebec. The work location is listed in the description as 3600 Casavant Boulevard West, Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec, J2S 8E3. The tender is currently shown as open and closes November 10, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. local time. An optional site visit is scheduled for October 28, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. Bidders must arrive at least 10 minutes early and bring required personal protective equipment, including safety footwear. Attendance is not mandatory, but no alternative visit is planned. Businesses interested in bidding must obtain the specifications, plans, drawings, and other tender documents through the Canada Buys service provider platform. Any addenda are expected to be posted there. Questions must be submitted in writing only to AAFC Contract Officer Jacques Toussaint at [email protected]; contacting other AAFC personnel about the solicitation could create a risk of disqualification. The notice indicates that tenders are to be submitted by email to [email protected], but the complete submission requirements should be confirmed in the official tender documents. The location field contains an apparent inconsistency by also mentioning South Korea, so this should be verified against the official notice. This opportunity potentially matches businesses that can provide refrigeration technician services in the Saint-Hyacinthe area, but you should review the full Canada Buys package, mandatory qualifications, insurance, safety, licensing, pricing, and submission requirements before deciding whether to bid. Always verify the closing time, amendments, and all instructions in the official tender notice before submitting an offer.

Parks Canada Agency (PC) - *Alberta, *Canada, Winnipeg, Manitoba

Parks Canada Agency is seeking a contractor for Stage 2 of a two-stage project to replace approximately 110 metres of retaining wall and rebuild a 2-metre-wide asphalt pathway on the Lake Annette Loop Trail in Jasper National Park, Alberta. Work is anticipated for fall 2026 and would include demolition and disposal, excavation, foundation preparation, a new segmented retaining wall with geogrid reinforcement, drainage improvements, pathway reconstruction, supervision, materials, equipment, environmental controls, and site cleanup. The site is environmentally sensitive and heavily used by visitors. Contractors would need to protect wetlands and shoreline habitat, control erosion and sediment, prepare and maintain an Environmental Protection Plan, obtain required permits, and comply with Parks Canada requirements. Revegetation and landscape restoration are excluded and will be tendered separately. This is explicitly Stage 2: only suppliers that qualified during Stage 1 were invited to submit further qualifications and a financial bid. Potential subcontractors may be able to identify themselves through the “Partner with another business” process. The stated closing time is November 10, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. The tender data lists Alberta and Winnipeg, Manitoba, while the project description identifies Jasper National Park, Alberta; the province field also appears inconsistent. Businesses should review the official tender notice and complete contract documents to confirm eligibility, bid instructions, mandatory requirements, site conditions, deadlines, and the correct submission process before pursuing or submitting a bid. No official source link or documents were provided here.

Parks Canada Agency (PC) - *Sidney *British Columbia, *Canada, Winnipeg, Manitoba

Parks Canada Agency is seeking a contractor for Stage 2 of a two-stage procurement to replace the marine docks and fueling system at its Sidney Operations Centre, 2220 Harbour Road, Sidney, British Columbia. The work appears to include removing and disposing of existing docks and pilings; supplying and installing new aluminum docks, pilings, water and electrical services, lighting, and a 5,000-litre marine fuel tank, fuel lines, and dispenser. Environmental mitigation measures from Parks Canada’s assessment will also apply. All in-water work is scheduled within the fisheries timing window of December 1, 2026 to February 15, 2027. Work above the high-water line may occur outside that period. The stated closing date is November 10, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. This is Stage 2, and the notice says only suppliers qualified during Stage 1 have been invited to submit detailed qualifications and a financial bid. Businesses that were not qualified for Stage 1 may potentially participate as subcontractors by using the “Partner with another business” option. The opportunity appears most relevant to businesses with marine construction, dock and piling installation, electrical and water servicing, fuel-system installation, environmental compliance, and project-management capabilities. However, the listing identifies the location as British Columbia while showing “MA” as the province code, so this should be confirmed. Before taking action, obtain and review the complete official tender notice, specifications, drawings, submission instructions, insurance and bonding requirements, safety and environmental obligations, and Stage 2 invitation status. The provided listing does not include an official source link or tender documents, and the details must be verified with Parks Canada before submitting a bid or contacting a potential prime contractor.

Defence Construction Canada - Western Region - Edmonton, Alberta

This appears to be an open opportunity for garbage collection, recycling, transportation, and disposal services at CFB Suffield and in Ralston, Alberta, including residential waste in the Village of Ralston. The tender is issued by Defence Construction Canada’s Western Region. Key points: -Closing date: November 10, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. The time zone should be confirmed in the official notice. -Service start: January 1, 2027, with a base service term through December 31, 2028. -Possible extensions: Up to three additional one-year periods, if mutually agreed. -Work: Supply of labour, equipment, materials, transportation, supervision, and tools for waste and recyclable-material removal and disposal. -Site visit: Non-mandatory, October 8, 2026 at 10:30 a.m. Mountain Time, at the Pass Office, Building R46, Ralston, Alberta. Interested bidders or subcontractors are asked to contact the DCC office 24 hours in advance. Questions must not be asked during the tour and must instead be sent to the designated contract contact. -Bid security: Required. -Security: The successful contractor will be required to hold a valid Designated Organization Verification (DOS) security clearance through PSPC’s Contract Security Program. Requirements are stated in Amendment No. 1. -Pricing: The listing refers to annual garbage-pickup and disposal pricing for two years and separate allowances for landfill, dumping, and recycling fees. The stated estimated contract value appears malformed in the listing (“$2,190,00”), so the correct value should be confirmed in the tender documents. It also mentions a potential total value of approximately $5,750,000 if all extensions are exercised. -Trade agreements: The procurement references CFTA, CETA, and WTO-GPA requirements. This could potentially match a Canadian waste-management, recycling, hauling, or disposal business able to service the Suffield/Ralston area, meet the security requirements, provide the required equipment and capacity, and arrange any required bid security. The listing identifies Edmonton as the location, while the work description identifies CFB Suffield and Ralston; this apparent discrepancy should be clarified. Before deciding whether to bid, review the complete MERX notice, statement of work, Amendment No. 1, security requirements, pricing schedules, bid-security instructions, service volumes, disposal requirements, and official question-and-answer process. Verify all dates, values, contacts, and eligibility requirements in the official tender notice before submitting a bid.Official source: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/4107588869/abstract?language=EN

Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) - *Prince Edward Island, *Quebec (except NCR), Ottawa, Canada (+1)

This appears to be an open DFO construction tender for elevating and rebuilding the COOP Wharf at L’Étang-du-Nord Fishing Harbour in the Magdalen Islands, Quebec. The stated closing time is November 12, 2026 at 1:00 p.m. The tender may be relevant to businesses with experience in marine and harbour construction, timber crib wharves, dredging and contaminated sediment handling, demolition, granular foundations, civil utilities, paving, electrical distribution, lighting, and potable-water systems. The work is described as including partial demolition of existing wharves; reuse of recovered stone; installation of containment curtains and floating booms; excavation of contaminated seabed sediments; construction of new ACC-treated timber crib wharves; riprap demolition; widening and paving of the wharf approach; stockpiling, characterization, disposal or authorized beneficial use of dredged materials; and installation of electrical and water services. The listed project location is L’Étang-du-Nord, Magdalen Islands, Quebec, although the tender record also shows a broader location listing that includes Prince Edward Island, Quebec outside the National Capital Region, and Ottawa. The available documents include the invitation to tender, plans, and specifications. Review the complete official tender notice and all attachments for mandatory site conditions, environmental requirements, security or insurance provisions, bonding, submission instructions, schedules, and any applicable subcontracting or experience requirements. Confirm all details directly in the official Canada Buys documents before deciding whether to submit a bid.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) - *Canada, Ottawa, Ontario

The RCMP appears to be seeking a supplier for 240 high-visibility vests without markings. The contract may also include an estimated optional quantity of 795 additional vests, exercisable within 36 months after award. The vests must meet RCMP Specification G.S. 1045-357, dated January 22, 2026, including any applicable samples and patterns. Key points for a potential bidder: -Buyer: Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) -Location: Ottawa, Ontario; requirement is for delivery in Canada -Closing deadline: November 13, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. — verify the time zone and deadline in the official documents -Basis of selection: Lowest-priced responsive bid -Submission email: Carmelia.Da [email protected] -Canadian goods restriction: The requirement is limited to Canadian goods under Article 503.4(b) of the Canadian Free Trade Agreement. Products containing imported components may be considered Canadian goods only if they undergo sufficient qualifying change in Canada under the stated rules of origin. -Packaging: Environmentally preferable packaging requirements are mandatory. -Language: Submissions and enquiries may be made in English or French. The official tender documents should be reviewed for the detailed technical specifications, sizing, quality requirements, delivery terms, bid forms, certifications, packaging rules, and any security or supplier-integrity provisions. The documents listed are the English tender notice and the RCMP vest specification. Before submitting, verify the complete and current notice on Canada Buys/GETS, including any amendments, questions and answers, and changes to the closing date. The RCMP states that bidders are responsible for checking GETS regularly and that third-party notification services may not provide all updates. This opportunity appears potentially relevant to a Canadian manufacturer or supplier able to demonstrate Canadian-origin eligibility and meet the RCMP specification, but the official tender documents must be used to determine whether a bid can be submitted.

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

This appears to be an open Government of Canada procurement led by Public Works and Government Services Canada (PSPC) for the Department of National Defence. The requirement is for one Leica Nova TS60 Robotic Total Station and GNSS Survey System, including the accessories listed in the official solicitation. Substitute products will not be considered; the requested brand, model, description and/or part numbers must match the tender requirements. Delivery is to the DRDC Suffield Research Centre, 560 Mount Sorrell Rd, Ralston, Alberta T0J 2N0. All goods must be delivered by March 31, 2027. The tender is scheduled to close November 13, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The listing identifies Alberta and Gatineau, Quebec, so the official notice should be checked for the applicable contracting location and submission instructions. This may be relevant to Canadian businesses that can supply the exact Leica equipment and accessories and meet the tender’s delivery, pricing, documentation and other requirements. The available summary does not include the full specifications, accessory list, terms or bid-response requirements. Review the official tender notice before deciding whether to bid or submitting an offer: https://portal.us.bn.cloud.ariba.com/dashboard/public/appext/comsapsbncdiscoveryui#/Rfx Event/preview/1110028838?an Id=ANONYMOUS

Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) - *Northwest Territories, *World, Ottawa, ON

The RCMP appears to be seeking two electronic test sets, such as Viavi equipment or an equivalent product. Delivery is requested by March 31, 2027, with locations identified as the Northwest Territories and Ottawa, Ontario. This opportunity is limited to suppliers holding the relevant Supply Arrangement: E60HN-16ELEC, Stream 2 Annex A2 – Electronic Products, and authorized for the applicable delivery region. It therefore potentially matches only businesses that already hold the required Supply Arrangement and can meet its conditions. Bids are due by November 16, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The responsive bid with the lowest evaluated aggregate price is expected to be recommended, provided it meets all mandatory technical requirements, including the Supply Chain Security Information (SCSI) process. Submissions may be made in English or French and must be emailed to Olivia.Mc [email protected]. Before preparing a bid, review the complete solicitation and all amendments on the Government Electronic Tendering Service (GETS) at https://canadabuys.canada.ca/en/tender-opportunities. The tender notice states that amendments will be posted there and that bidders are responsible for checking for updates. Verify the precise technical specifications, delivery location, Supply Arrangement authorization, submission instructions, and any security or integrity requirements in the official documents.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) - *Canada, Ottawa, Ontario

The RCMP is seeking offers from Canadian suppliers for a National Individual Standing Offer (NISO) covering Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) suits. This appears potentially relevant to Canadian manufacturers, distributors, or specialized protective-equipment suppliers able to meet the detailed mandatory technical requirements in the Request for Standing Offers. The standing offer would initially run for one year from issuance, with up to four additional one-year extensions. Deliveries may be required to RCMP CBRNE locations in Ottawa, Edmonton, Surrey, and Dartmouth. The solicitation is open and closes on November 16, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The notice states that only Canadian suppliers may submit offers. Offers must meet all mandatory technical criteria to be considered responsive. Among responsive offers, the lowest evaluated price is expected to be recommended. Submissions are to be sent to the RCMP Bid Receiving Unit at [email protected], and documents may be provided in English or French. The procurement may involve supplier-integrity requirements, the Tsawwassen First Nation Final Agreement, and encouragement to use environmentally preferable packaging. Businesses should review the full tender documents for product specifications, testing or certification requirements, delivery terms, pricing instructions, security or compliance obligations, and submission rules.Official tender document: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/110393/202505511c---final-rfso-%28en.pdf Before preparing an offer, verify the complete official notice and all attachments on Canada Buys/GETS. Amendments and answers to bidder questions may be posted there without direct notification, so suppliers should monitor the site regularly and confirm the current closing time, requirements, and submission instructions. This summary does not confirm that any particular business qualifies or that the tender remains unchanged.

Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) - Fredericton, New Brunswick

DFO is seeking a contractor to process biological samples from British Columbia commercial, test, and research herring fisheries. The work appears relevant to a laboratory or fisheries-science business with suitable facilities, trained staff, and experience handling biological samples. Key requirements include: - Processing approximately 200–250 herring samples annually, with about 100 fish per sample, although volumes may vary. - Recording each fish’s length, weight, sex, gonad measurements, maturity stage, and a suitable scale for age determination. - Entering data into DFO’s MS Access database and preparing herring scale slides. - Providing at least two fluent-English personnel: a Project Manager and a Sampling Technician. - Operating a suitable laboratory with workspace, equipment, cold storage, water, sanitation, and biological-waste disposal arrangements. - Processing at least five samples per day during the expected annual work period of March 1 to May 15. - Arranging and paying for sample pickup and transportation from the Pacific Biological Station if the facility is more than 10 km away. - Performing quality control, daily electronic backups using a DFO-provided USB drive, and weekly submissions of slides and original labels. - Returning cleaned sample buckets and submitting the completed database, biological data, slides, labels, and backup files. The tender is listed as open and closes November 16, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. The notice identifies Fredericton, New Brunswick, while the work concerns samples from British Columbia and refers to the Pacific Biological Station. This location and any delivery, facility, contract-period, option-year, security, insurance, pricing, and submission requirements should be confirmed in the official tender documents. The provided tender notice PDF should be reviewed carefully before deciding whether to pursue the opportunity or submitting a bid. This summary does not determine whether your business qualifies; verify all requirements, deadlines, amendments, and instructions in the official notice.

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

This appears to be an open PSPC procurement for the RCMP’s supply of medium-coarse, kiln-dried softwood shavings. Deliveries would be made on an “as and when requested” basis to the Ottawa Stable and Pakenham Breeding Farm in the National Capital Region/Gatineau area. The proposed contract would run from April 24, 2027, to April 23, 2028, with three optional one-year extensions. The opportunity is open only to Canadian suppliers and suppliers from applicable trading partners. Environmentally preferable packaging requirements are mandatory, including requirements related to reducing plastic packaging waste. The tender closes November 17, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Late submissions will not be accepted. A business that can supply the specified softwood shavings, meet delivery requirements, comply with the packaging provisions, and satisfy the applicable supplier eligibility and bid requirements may find this opportunity potentially relevant. Review the complete official tender notice and all attached documents through the official source before deciding whether to bid. Confirm the exact product specifications, ordering and delivery terms, packaging standards, submission process, mandatory certifications, and any security or contractual requirements.

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

This appears to be an open Public Works and Government Services Canada tender for repairing, replacing, and constructing safety ladders and related supporting structures at Owen Sound Harbour in Owen Sound, Ontario. The work may include installing new ladders and extensions, repairing existing ladders, preparing and cleaning surfaces, and disposing of removed materials. The procurement is set aside under the federal Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business, so businesses should carefully review the official notice for the applicable eligibility and certification requirements. The tender record contains a location inconsistency, listing Owen Sound, Ontario in the description but also referencing Gatineau, Quebec and province code “QU”; this should be clarified through the official notice or contracting authority. The stated closing deadline is November 18, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Late submissions may be declared non-responsive. Interested businesses should review all official tender documents, submission instructions, mandatory requirements, site conditions, insurance, bonding, safety, environmental, and Indigenous-business requirements before bidding. Bid Maple is not affiliated with the Government of Canada, and the official tender notice should be verified before submitting a bid.