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Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC) - *National Capital Region (NCR) *Toronto, *Canada, Ottawa, Ontario

CDIC is inviting suppliers to apply for a supply arrangement covering two types of IT services: (1) IT staff augmentation and (2) project delivery services. Work would be requested on an as-needed basis through future Service Requests, potentially in the National Capital Region, Ottawa, Toronto, or elsewhere in Canada. The arrangement is intended to run until December 31, 2029. CDIC plans to establish up to 20 arrangements for IT Staff Augmentation Services and an unlimited number for Project Delivery Services. The exact roles, deliverables, qualifications, and other requirements will be set out in individual Service Requests. Being accepted into the arrangement would not guarantee work or eligibility for every future request. The tender is currently open and closes November 5, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. The notice indicates that Canadian suppliers and suppliers from applicable trading partners may be eligible, subject to procurement rules, trade agreements, sanctions, and the conditions stated in each Service Request. Canadian supplier or Canadian-content preferences may also apply to some future requests. Potentially relevant businesses may include IT staffing firms, technology consulting companies, project delivery organizations, and firms with qualified information technology professionals. The detailed RFSA, forms, and Addenda 1 and 2 should be reviewed carefully for mandatory requirements, submission instructions, categories or resource types, security and experience requirements, and any changes made by the addenda. Verify the complete official tender notice and all attachments on Canada Buys before deciding whether to submit. The available documents include the RFSA, the forms package, Addendum 1, and Addendum 2.

Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) - *Alberta *Calgary, *Alberta, Edmonton, AB

**Tender overview — potential office-space leasing opportunity** Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOIs) from parties that may be able to provide approximately **1,451 usable square metres of contiguous office space** in Calgary, Alberta. This appears to be an information-gathering exercise for a possible long-term lease, rather than a final contract award or standard construction/services bid. **Key dates and lease terms** - EOI closing date: **November 5, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.** -Expected lease start: approximately **October 1, 2029** -Initial term: approximately **10 years** - PSPC may have an early termination right on or after **October 1, 2037**, with at least 12 months’ written notice. - One possible **two-year extension option** is identified. - The space would need to be available approximately **37 weeks before the lease begins** to allow preparation for occupancy. **Main property requirements** The proposed premises would generally need to: - Be in Calgary, within the geographic boundaries described in the notice. - Include at least **665 usable square metres on the main floor**. A visible storefront, main-road location, and direct pedestrian access may be preferred. - Be in an office or commercial building. Heavy or medium industrial areas and warehouse/manufacturing buildings are not expected to be considered; mixed-use buildings may be considered at PSPC’s discretion. - Include a dedicated telecommunications/equipment room of at least **20 usable square metres**, separate from the stated usable-area figure but included in rentable-area calculations. - Have approximately **10 publicly available parking spaces within one block**. - Support cleaning during business hours and installation of a bicycle rack. - Be fully accessible to people with disabilities. - Have an accessible walking route to public transit within **600 metres** of the main entrance, with weekday service generally no more than 30 minutes apart between 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. - Be compatible with PSPC’s intended use and allow an efficient office layout. - Meet PSPC’s Standards for Leased Accommodation by the lease commencement date. **Location note** The tender data references Alberta, Calgary and Edmonton in the location field, but the detailed requirements state that the space must be in **Calgary** and provide specific Calgary-area boundaries. The text description is stated to take precedence over any map, so this should be confirmed in the official notice. This opportunity may be relevant to commercial landlords, property owners, developers, or brokers with a suitable Calgary office property that can meet the space, accessibility, transit, parking, security, and fit-up requirements. An EOI response would not necessarily result in a lease or guarantee that PSPC proceeds with the requirement. Before responding, review the official tender document and obtain PSPC’s applicable accommodation standards and submission instructions. Confirm the exact boundaries, required response format, property eligibility, inspection/security requirements,and all dates in the official notice: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/108207/20261002-eoi-en-81003633.pdf

Seniors Services and Long-Term Care - Toronto, Ontario

1. This Request for Quotation (the “RFQ”) is an invitation by the City of Toronto (the “City”) to prospective Suppliers to submit Bids for RFQ for Water Treatment Services as further described in Part 3 and the Contract...

Department of Health (HC) - *National Capital Region (NCR), *Canada, Ottawa, Ontario

Health Canada has issued an amended, open RFP for in vitro pharmacological testing of novel synthetic cannabinoids and stimulant compounds. The work is intended to help assess the risks and pharmacological activity of emerging substances found in the illegal drug supply and support regulatory science decisions. The opportunity has two separately evaluated streams: - Stream 2: Testing novel synthetic cannabinoids. - Stream 3: Testing stimulant compounds. A bidder may submit an offer for one stream or both. Health Canada may award up to two contracts, potentially one for each stream. The required work appears to include obtaining reference standards and control samples, securing any required controlled-substance licences, conducting laboratory experiments, performing statistical analysis, and preparing and finalizing technical reports. This opportunity may be relevant to organizations with suitable pharmacology, laboratory-testing, controlled-substance compliance, statistical-analysis, and scientific-reporting capabilities.Buyer: Department of Health (Health Canada)Status: Open Closing date: November 9, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.Location: National Capital Region, Ottawa, Ontario, and Canada-wide as indicated in the notice. The provided documents include the RFP and separate statements of work for Stream 2 and Stream 3. Review the complete official tender documents for mandatory qualifications, laboratory and licensing requirements, submission instructions, evaluation criteria, contract terms, amendments, and the applicable time zone. This summary does not confirm that any business qualifies. Verify all details in the official tender notice before preparing or submitting a bid: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/111300/english-rfp-1000273405-1a.pdf

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

## Tender summary **Opportunity:** Expression of Interest to dredge and rehabilitate Jetty NE at CFB Halifax, Bedford, Nova Scotia **Buyer:** Defence Construction Canada (Atlantic Region) **Status:** Open **RFEOI closing date:** November 10, 2026 at 1:00 p.m. **Estimated construction value:** Approximately **$26.834 million**, excluding HST and several non-construction costs. ### What the work involves DCC is seeking general contractors interested in carrying out contaminated marine dredging and infrastructure rehabilitation at Jetty NE, CFB Halifax. The work is expected to include the required labour, materials, equipment, site services and related construction activities. Detailed plans and specifications are not being released at this RFEOI stage. ### Two-step process This is not yet the bid stage. It is the first step of a two-stage procurement: 1. Submit an expression of interest through DCC’s Electronic Bidding System before the deadline. 2. Contractors that submit an acceptable response to this RFEOI are expected to be invited to the later Tender Phase. DCC also reserves the right to end the solicitation after the RFEOI stage. ### Important requirements and considerations - The opportunity appears aimed at **general contractors** with the capacity to manage a major contaminated marine construction project. - An **Indigenous Benefits Plan** will apply. The eventual contractor will need to include Indigenous businesses or eligible joint ventures as subcontractors or suppliers. Further details are expected in the Tender Phase. - Bid security will be required during the Tender Phase. - Technical plans, specifications and the detailed project background are expected to be provided later. - Contractors must follow DCC’s procurement requirements and Code of Conduct. Certain contractors suspended or declared ineligible under PSPC’s applicable policy may not proceed to the second stage. - The work is scheduled to reach substantial completion within **470 calendar days** after contract award, with final completion within an additional **30 calendar days**. - No site visit is offered during the RFEOI stage; a site visit is expected during the Tender Phase. ### Potential fit This opportunity potentially matches a Canadian general contractor, marine contractor or construction team able to coordinate contaminated dredging, large-scale infrastructure rehabilitation, environmental compliance, equipment and subcontractors. Businesses would likely need to review their experience, bonding and financial capacity, marine equipment access, safety qualifications, and ability to meet the Indigenous Benefits Plan requirements before deciding whether to respond. This is only a preliminary summary and does not confirm that your business qualifies. Review the complete official notice and Electronic Bidding System instructions carefully, including the submission format, mandatory requirements, deadlines and clarification process, before submitting an expression of interest.Official source: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/4146837351/abstract?language=EN

Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) - *Canada, Ottawa, ON

This is an open Advanced Contract Award Notice (ACAN) from Correctional Service Canada (CSC) for victim-offender mediation services. CSC appears to intend to award the contract to a pre-identified supplier, but other suppliers may challenge that intention by submitting a statement of capabilities demonstrating that they can meet the requirement. The services would support victims and federally sentenced offenders affected by serious crime. The primary service area is British Columbia and Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut, including some cross-regional cases. Although the notice lists Ottawa, Ontario, the service delivery appears focused on participants and offenders in western Canada and the Northern Territories. The contractor is expected to provide at least two qualified, professional victim-offender mediators and approximately 3,500 service hours annually, with between 20 and 80 combined hours per week. Services would follow CSC’s approved Victim-Offender Mediation Program model and restorative justice principles. Potential activities include letter and video exchanges, shuttle mediation, community conferencing, healing circles, and face-to-face meetings. Key responsibilities include assessing case suitability, preparing participants, conducting ongoing safety, security, and confidentiality assessments, maintaining case records in CSC’s Offender Management System within seven business days of activities, and participating in CSC meetings, training, and consultations. The closing date is November 10, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Suppliers considering a response should carefully compare their experience, mediator qualifications, regional coverage, capacity, recordkeeping systems, and ability to follow CSC’s VOMP procedures against the complete ACAN requirements. The notice does not guarantee that a supplier may bid or receive the contract; the official tender documents should be reviewed to confirm the required statement-of-capabilities format, submission instructions, pre-identified supplier details, and all mandatory criteria before submitting.

Department of Justice (JUS) - *National Capital Region (NCR), Ottawa, Ontario

**Tender summary** The Department of Justice Canada appears to be seeking **one contractor** under the federal **Task-Based Informatics Professional Services (TBIPS)** arrangement for a **Level 3 Business Analyst**. **Work involved:** - Assess the current Legal Case Management System (LEX) - Evaluate modernization options - Prepare a business case with strategic recommendations - Provide cost and risk analysis - Develop an implementation roadmap for the future of Justice Canada’s legal case management solution **Key details:** - **Buyer:** Department of Justice Canada - **Location:** National Capital Region, Ottawa, Ontario - **Estimated effort:** 90 days - **Closing date:** November 10, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. - **Contract:** One contract is intended - **Security:** Reliability Status is identified for the organization, personnel, and document safeguarding - **Procurement type:** TBIPS, category B.1 Business Analyst – Level 3 **Eligibility and bidding process:** This opportunity is restricted to TBIPS Supply Arrangement holders under **EN578-170432** that qualified for **Tier 1**, the National Capital Region, the required expertise level, and the B.1 Business Analyst – Level 3 category. The notice lists specific invited suppliers, so a business that is not an invited, qualified Supply Arrangement holder may not be able to bid directly. The Request for Proposal documents will be sent directly by the contracting authority to invited Supply Arrangement holders. Canada Buys is not responsible for distributing the solicitation documents. **Potential fit:** This opportunity potentially matches a Canadian firm with federal TBIPS access, Level 3 business analysis capability, experience with legal or case-management systems, modernization assessments, business cases, and government security requirements. The listed eligibility and invitation restrictions should be treated as critical conditions—not assumptions of qualification. Before taking action, verify the complete official RFP, applicable TBIPS terms, security requirements, submission instructions, amendments, and closing time with the contracting authority. The supplied record does not include an official source URL or the full RFP documents.

Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food (AAFC) - *Alberta, *Canada, Ottawa, ON

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) is seeking financial consultants in Alberta to support the Farm Debt Mediation Service (FDMS). Services would be provided on an “as and when requested” basis through task authorizations. The work may include visiting farms, reviewing and inventorying assets, preparing financial statements, developing recovery plans, and attending mediation meetings with farmers and creditors. FDMS supports farmers experiencing difficulty meeting their financial obligations and operates on a voluntary, private, and confidential basis. The procurement appears intended to establish four contracts, each for a five-year period. The tender is currently listed as open, with a closing date of November 16, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The opportunity is associated with Alberta, although the listing also references Ottawa, Ontario, which may relate to the federal buyer rather than the work location. A business with relevant agricultural financial consulting, financial analysis, restructuring, counselling, and confidentiality capabilities may find this opportunity potentially relevant. The available summary does not provide the full qualification requirements, submission instructions, security or insurance conditions, evaluation method, or contract terms. Review the official tender document carefully—particularly the complete statement of work and mandatory requirements—before deciding whether to submit a bid.Official document: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/108858/csc-2627-0477-fdms-financial-consultants-alberta-%28e.pdf

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Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food (AAFC) - *Saskatchewan, *Canada, Ottawa, ON

AAFC appears to be seeking financial consultants located or able to work in Saskatchewan for the Farm Debt Mediation Service (FDMS). The work would be assigned on an “as and when requested” basis under task authorizations. Services may include visiting farms, reviewing and inventorying assets, preparing financial statements, developing recovery plans, and attending mediation meetings with farmers and creditors. The service is voluntary, private, and confidential, so applicants should carefully review the tender’s confidentiality and professional-service requirements. The procurement is open and is intended to establish five contracts, each potentially lasting five years. The listed closing date is November 23, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The tender identifies Saskatchewan as the service location, although the record also lists Ottawa, Ontario and shows Ontario as the province; this should be confirmed in the official documents. The posting includes an RFP, a question-and-answer document, and an amendment. Before deciding whether to bid, review all documents and amendments for mandatory qualifications, experience, certifications, security or privacy obligations, rates, submission instructions, and the exact closing time. Verify the current official tender notice directly on Canada Buys before submitting a bid; this summary does not determine whether your business qualifies.

Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food (AAFC) - *Manitoba, *Canada, Ottawa, ON

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) is seeking mediator consultants located in or serving Manitoba for the Farm Debt Mediation Service (FDMS). The work would be assigned on an “as and when requested” basis through task authorizations, rather than as a guaranteed volume of work. The mediator would help farmers and creditors communicate in a voluntary, private and confidential process. Key duties appear to include remaining neutral, working with an FDMS Financial Consultant, leading mediation meetings, helping the parties reach an acceptable arrangement, and preparing the written agreement for signatures. The procurement is intended to establish four contracts, each for a period of five years. The tender is currently shown as open and closes December 2, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The listing identifies Manitoba as the service location, although its metadata also references Ottawa, Ontario; this should be clarified in the official documents. This opportunity may be relevant to individuals or firms with professional mediation, financial counselling, dispute-resolution, agricultural, or related experience. The provided summary does not include the complete mandatory qualifications, experience requirements, rates, insurance or security conditions, evaluation method, or submission instructions, so these details must be reviewed carefully. Review the official tender notice and PDF before deciding whether to pursue the opportunity or submitting a bid: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/110627/csc-2627-0479-fdms-mediator-consultant-manitoba-%28e.pdf. Bid Maple is not affiliated with the Government of Canada, and the information above is only a plain-language summary; the official notice controls.

Department of Indigenous Services (ISC) - *Yukon, Gatineau, Quebec

This open tender appears to seek up to five Standing Offer Agreements with engineering firms that can provide geotechnical and hydrotechnical services at abandoned mine and other contaminated sites throughout Yukon. The work would support site care and maintenance, remediation planning, assessments, designs, and related engineering tasks. Specific assignments would be issued on an as-needed basis through individual call-ups, so the scope may vary by site. The requirement is for Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC), although the listing identifies Indigenous Services Canada as the buyer. Projects may involve sites covered by several Yukon First Nations’ Comprehensive Land Claims Agreements, so experience working in northern, remote, contaminated-site, and Indigenous or land-claims contexts may be relevant. The listing states that no security requirements apply. The proposed standing-offer period runs from award until March 31, 2030, with two optional one-year extensions. The stated closing deadline is December 7, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The location is primarily Yukon, with Gatineau, Quebec also shown in the listing, potentially reflecting an administrative location. Businesses considering this opportunity should review the complete official RFSO and tender notice for mandatory qualifications, personnel and corporate experience requirements, financial provisions, submission instructions, evaluation criteria, insurance, Indigenous participation expectations, and the precise closing-time rules. This summary does not determine whether a company qualifies. Verify all details in the official documents before submitting a bid: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/111286/1000266813_npp_enfr.pdf and https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/111286/1000266813_rfso.pdf