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

Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) appears to be seeking proposals for a hydraulic trailer. The equipment would support the Canadian Coast Guard’s Marine Environmental and Hazards Response Program in safely removing and disposing of wrecks recovered from the environment. Key details: -Tender: RFP – Hydraulic Trailer -Buyer: Department of Public Works and Government Services Canada (PSPC) -Status: Open -Closing date: October 6, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. The time zone is not specified in the information provided. -Location: Canada; Gatineau, Quebec -Category: GD This opportunity may be relevant to businesses that manufacture, supply, or distribute hydraulic trailers and can meet the Coast Guard’s technical, safety, delivery, and disposal-support requirements. The available information does not include specifications, quantity, mandatory requirements, evaluation criteria, contract terms, or submission instructions. Review the official tender notice and all related documents in the procurement portal before deciding whether to bid. Confirm the exact closing time and time zone, registration or account requirements, technical specifications, mandatory certifications, and electronic submission process.Official source: https://portal.us.bn.cloud.ariba.com/dashboard/public/appext/comsapsbncdiscoveryui#/Rfx Event/preview/1110022916?an Id=ANONYMOUS

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

This appears to be an open Canadian defence-innovation challenge seeking Canadian-made technologies for sustainable water and waste operations in remote Arctic and sub-Arctic military camps. The Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces are looking for an integrated system that can provide water purification, wastewater treatment, and solid-waste reduction for camps of up to 50 personnel. The system would need to operate continuously in remote northern conditions, including temperatures as low as -40°C, while meeting applicable Canadian drinking-water and wastewater requirements. Key requirements include: - Modular components transportable by air or ship and fitting within specified 20-foot sea-container limits. - On-site assembly without heavy-lift equipment. - At least a 75% reduction in resupply requirements for fuel, water, and consumables compared with the stated baseline. - Maintainability and repairability using common trades and tools available to deployed CAF personnel. - Potentially desirable features include integrated power, operation up to +40°C, no manual pre-processing of solid waste, and recovery or reuse of waste heat or by-products. The challenge accepts proposals across technology readiness levels (TRLs) 1 through 9: - Component 1a, TRL 1–3: up to $250,000 CAD, excluding taxes, for up to 6 months. - Component 1b, TRL 4–5: up to $1.5 million CAD, excluding taxes, for up to 12 months. - Component 2, TRL 6–9: up to $5 million CAD, excluding taxes; the performance period would be negotiated. Multiple contracts may be awarded, but the stated funding is a maximum and does not guarantee that funding will be committed. The notice shows a closing date of October 20, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The listed location is Gatineau, Quebec, although the proposed work concerns northern deployments. To apply, the notice directs proponents to review the challenge and IDEaS Call for Proposals 006, then submit through the Defence Innovation Portal: https://defence-innovation-portal.my.site.com/ The available documents include the challenge PDF and an IDEaS CFP amendment. Before preparing or submitting a proposal, review those documents and the current official notice carefully for eligibility rules, required forms, evaluation criteria, intellectual-property terms, security requirements, submission instructions, and any amendments. This summary does not establish that any particular business qualifies or that the deadline and requirements have not changed.

National Research Council of Canada (NRC) - *Ottawa, *Canada, Ottawa, Ontario

The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) appears to be seeking a contractor for janitorial and cleaning services at its Ottawa, Ontario offices. The work potentially includes routine and scheduled cleaning, on-demand and emergency cleaning, waste and recycling support, specialized cleaning, and the provision of staff, supervision, equipment, supplies, transportation, reporting, and management. The tender is listed as open and is scheduled to close on October 22, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The opportunity may be relevant to Canadian cleaning companies with the capacity to provide ongoing commercial services in Ottawa and meet the tender’s operational, reporting, product, and service requirements. The tender package includes an English RFP, definitions and statement-of-work appendices, a pricing matrix, and a green-cleaning product matrix. Interested businesses should review all documents carefully for mandatory requirements, site details, service levels, security or staffing conditions, pricing instructions, and submission procedures. No official source URL was provided in the tender record, although several documents are hosted on Canada Buys. Before preparing or submitting a bid, verify the current official tender notice, closing time, amendments, eligibility requirements, and complete submission instructions directly through Canada Buys. This summary does not confirm that any particular business qualifies.

Solid Waste Management Services - Toronto, Ontario

This Notice of Intended Procurement (NOIP) is to notify Suppliers of the upcoming negotiated Request for Proposal (nRFP) for the manufacture, supply, installation, repair, refurbishment, and removal of street litter bins...

Defence Construction Canada - National Capital Region - Ottawa, Ontario

This appears to be an Advance Procurement Notice from Defence Construction Canada for large-scale facilities maintenance and support services in Northern Canada. It is not currently a bid solicitation or request for proposals, and there is no guarantee that the future contracts will proceed. The potential work would cover about 100 buildings and related infrastructure, including roads, parking areas, utilities and landscaped areas in Churchill, Manitoba; Inuvik and Yellowknife; Whitehorse; and several Nunavut locations including Iqaluit, Resolute Bay, Rankin Inlet and Eureka. Services could include HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire and life-safety systems, generators, security systems, janitorial work, landscaping, snow and ice control, waste and environmental services, emergency response, help desk support and maintenance management.DCC anticipates two possible contracts: one for Manitoba, the Northwest Territories and Yukon, with an estimated potential value of $240 million, and another for Nunavut, estimated at $225 million. Each could run for five years, with two optional three-year extensions, for a possible total of up to 11 years. Future solicitations are anticipated around winter 2026–2027, with service commencement anticipated in winter 2028, subject to DND approval. The notice is shown as closing November 30, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.; this appears to relate to the advance notice and should be confirmed in the official documents. Security requirements are expected. The anticipated clearance is a Secret-level Facility Security Clearance, and DCC is offering an Industrial Security Program sponsorship process for interested contractors that do not already hold the required clearance. Sponsorship does not guarantee that clearance will be granted or that it will be completed in time for a future bid. This opportunity may be relevant to established facilities-management contractors, specialist service providers, and Indigenous businesses or northern community partners. Smaller businesses may potentially participate through subcontracting, employment or training arrangements, although the future solicitation will determine the actual requirements, evaluation criteria, insurance, bonding, security and northern delivery obligations. Your business should not assume it qualifies based only on this notice. Review the official tender information and any later solicitation carefully, and contact DCC through the official process to confirm the sponsorship steps and deadlines before deciding whether to pursue it.Official source: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/4083739956/abstract?language=EN

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

AMENDMENT TO CLOSING TIME: Please disregard the Ariba Discovery posting response deadline closing time and Buyandsell posting closing time. All required supporting documentation and bid submission must be submitted on 31...

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

This Request for Supply Arrangements is to establish Supply Arrangements with Third Party Logistics services companies for the provision of Health Products Logistics Services (HPLS). HPLS may consist of importation, rece...

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

Public Works and Government Services Canada appears to be seeking suppliers for vessel recycling and disposal services across Canada. The opportunity is an open Request for Supply Arrangements (RFSA), not necessarily a single immediate contract. Successful suppliers may be invited to compete for later work orders or bid solicitations. Key points: -Title: Medium/Large Vessel Recycling Services -Reference: EVC01-202003/C -Closing date: March 30, 2029, at 2:00 p.m. (confirm the applicable time zone in the official notice) -Buyer: Public Works and Government Services Canada -Geographic coverage: Potential work locations include most Canadian provinces and territories, including the National Capital Region and areas covered by modern land-claim agreements. -Stream A: Medium vessels with lightship displacement of 300 metric tonnes or less. -Stream B: Large vessels with lightship displacement over 300 metric tonnes. The work would involve dismantling and recycling or disposing of vessels at a vessel recycling facility. The work is generally expected to be performed in Canada and must address environmental and hazardous-waste requirements. Work outside Canada may only be considered in limited circumstances, including applicable Basel Convention or related arrangements and the government’s assessment that the work can be managed in an environmentally sound manner. Some resulting procurements may involve security screening, Controlled Goods Program requirements, Indigenous business set-asides, or Indigenous Participation Plans. Trade-agreement obligations may also apply, with possible exceptions for certain Indigenous procurement measures or modern-treaty areas. This version appears to extend the solicitation period and states that there are no changes from the previous version. Suppliers that already submitted an arrangement under earlier versions may not need to submit a new one, but this should be confirmed in the official documents. A business may find this opportunity potentially relevant if it operates an appropriate vessel recycling or dismantling facility, can manage hazardous materials and environmental obligations, and can meet the technical, security, corporate, and regional requirements in the RFSA. This summary does not determine whether the business qualifies. Review the complete official RFSA, Statement of Requirements, submission instructions, mandatory criteria, security clauses, and any amendments before deciding whether to submit. The provided officialdocument is available through Canada Buys: 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) - *Canada, Gatineau, Quebec

The Government of Canada through this Request for Supply Arrangements (RFSA), intends to establish and maintain Supply Arrangements (SAs) with suppliers to provide small vessel disposal services (recovery and transportat...

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

This appears to be an open Government of Canada Request for Supply Arrangements (RFSA) issued by Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) for marine technical services. The goal is to establish or maintain supply arrangements with suppliers that can support federal vessel-related work in Canada, including potentially different vessel types, hull materials, and regions or sub-regions. The listed work streams are: - Vessel condition surveys, including multiple categories - Towing assessments - Remediation assessments - Disposal assessments The tender is listed as closing on April 30, 2029, at 2:00 p.m. Late submissions will not be accepted. The notice identifies Gatineau, Quebec, as the location, but the services may apply to various regions across Canada. Existing suppliers with a supply arrangement under EVC01-202002/A, /B, or /C may not need to submit a new arrangement if they do not require changes, subject to the RFSA’s specific terms. This opportunity may be relevant to Canadian businesses with marine surveying, towing, remediation, disposal assessment, or related technical capabilities, but the notice should be reviewed to confirm the applicable requirements, categories, vessel types, regions, qualifications, and submission process. Review the complete official tender notice and all associated documents at: https://discovery.ariba.com/rfx/22484536?extsite=MjI0ODQ1Mz ZfQU4wMTQ4NDA1MDk5Mg==. Verify the closing date, requirements, and any amendments directly with the official source before preparing or submitting a response.

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

This appears to be an open Request for Supply Arrangement (RFSA) for sequencing and related laboratory services for Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. The arrangement may cover work such as receiving samples; preparing libraries and quality-control checks; DNA and RNA sequencing; genomics; shotgun metagenomics and metatranscriptomics; high-throughput sequencing; data analysis and recording; and secure sample storage or disposal. Requirements would be issued on an as-and-when-requested basis, so submitting an arrangement would not guarantee contracts or work. New suppliers may submit arrangements throughout the notice period. Existing suppliers that already have a supply arrangement generally would not need to submit a new one. Submissions must be made through Canada Buys using SAP Ariba; submissions by other methods will not be accepted or considered. The arrangement period is stated as running until March 31, 2030. The notice is shown as closing on December 31, 2029, but the provided information gives different times—2:00 p.m. ET in the description and 4:00 p.m. in the closing field—so the exact deadline should be confirmed. The opportunity is associated with Canada and Gatineau, Quebec, and the listed buyer is Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), with the services described as being for AAFC. A Canadian business with relevant sequencing, genomics, laboratory, bioinformatics, sample-handling, and data-management capabilities may find this potentially relevant. Carefully review the official tender notice, qualification requirements, mandatory criteria, security or technical requirements, and SAP Ariba submission instructions before deciding whether to submit.Official source: https://discovery.ariba.com/rfx/23143616?extsite=Mj MxNDM2MTZfQU4wMTQ4NDA1MDk5Mg==

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

Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) appears to be seeking moving companies for an ongoing Supply Arrangement covering office relocations and movement of furniture, equipment, boxes, and supplies across Canada. Work may be requested on an as-needed basis, so the notice does not appear to guarantee any specific volume of business. Potentially relevant services include: • Inter-building or inter-office moves within a building or site • Local moves within a city • Moves within a province • Moves between provinces The listed coverage includes most Canadian provinces and territories, the National Capital Region, Gatineau, and Canada generally. The description indicates that areas covered by Comprehensive Land Claim Agreements may be excluded. The arrangement is intended to allow new suppliers to apply and be added if they meet the requirements; existing qualified suppliers do not need to submit a new arrangement. The notice includes amendments changing the mandatory criteria and the bid-solicitation section. These changes should be reviewed carefully because they may affect whether a business can submit an acceptable arrangement. The tender is marked open and shows a closing time of October 11, 2033 at 2:00 p.m.; this unusually distant date should be confirmed in the latest official amendment and tender documents. A moving company with suitable personnel, equipment, geographic coverage, and experience may find this opportunity potentially relevant, but this summary does not establish eligibility or qualification. Review the latest RFSA and all amendments, including the mandatory criteria, submission instructions, service regions, insurance and other contractual requirements, and confirm the deadline before submitting. Documents are available through the Canada Buys links provided in the tender record.