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Ville de Terrebonne - Terrebonne, QC

Imm1 - Vente de biens immeubles

Municipalité de Sainte-Ursule - Sainte-Ursule, QC

S14 - Services publics

Santé Québec - CHU de Québec - Université Laval - Québec, QC

G2 - Matériel de climatisation et de réfrigération

Ville de Montréal - Service de l'approvisionnement - Quebec

Services professionnels pour la gestion, la surveillance et le support technique pendant les travaux de construction du collecteur industriel dans la ville de Montréal-Est

Société de transport de Montréal - Quebec

G31 - Équipement de transport et pièces de rechange

Ville de Châteauguay. - Quebec

G12 - Moteurs, turbines, composants et accessoires connexes

Société des traversiers du Québec - Québec, QC

C02 - Ouvrages de génie civil

Ville de Gatineau. - Quebec

S3 - Services d’architecture et d’ingénierie

Ville de Sherbrooke - Sherbrooke, QC

G10 - Produits électriques et électroniques

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

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.

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

This appears to be an open Innovation for Defence Excellence and Security (IDEaS) challenge led by Public Works and Government Services Canada for the Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces. The challenge seeks software-based solutions that can convert, analyze, and combine real-time radio-frequency (RF) data into secure, standardized, machine-readable command-and-control information. Potentially relevant solutions could include standalone software, plug-ins, middleware, or services that help process and exchange data over bandwidth-limited or disrupted military communications networks. The notice refers to interoperability across land, air, maritime, cyber, and space operations, and alignment with XML-based or other standardized messaging formats used in military and coalition environments. The challenge is open to proposed technologies at technology readiness levels (TRLs) 1 through 9 and may result in multiple contracts. Indicative maximum funding is: - Component 1a (TRL 1–3): up to $250,000 CAD, for up to 6 months - Component 1b (TRL 4–5): up to $1,500,000 CAD, for up to 12 months - Component 2 (TRL 6–9): up to $5,000,000 CAD; the performance period would be negotiated These are maximum amounts and do not guarantee that funding will be awarded. The notice states that proposals should be submitted through the Defence Innovation Portal after reviewing the challenge and the applicable IDEaS Call for Proposals. The listed closing date is October 20, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The location is identified as Canada, Gatineau, Quebec, although the opportunity appears to focus on submitting and developing an innovative solution rather than supplying goods to a single physical site. A Canadian business with relevant RF communications, data-fusion, military messaging, interoperability, cybersecurity, or machine-readable data technologies may find this opportunity potentially relevant. However, this summary does not determine eligibility or suitability. Review the complete official challenge notice, the IDEaS Call for Proposals, any amendments, submission instructions, security or technical requirements, and the Defence Innovation Portal before preparing or submitting a proposal. Verify the deadline and all requirements in the official documents, including the linked PDF notice and Amendment 2.