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Defence Construction Canada - Western Region - Edmonton, Alberta

This appears to be an open source list for construction contractors and suppliers interested in future work at CFB Wainwright in Alberta. It is issued by Defence Construction Canada (DCC), Western Region, and covers commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, and civil construction projects with estimated values of up to $10 million. Businesses may request to join the list at any time during the source-list period, which is intended to run from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2029. DCC prefers applications as soon as possible, preferably by March 4, 2026, and indicates that processing may take 10 business days. Businesses listed on the previous source list must re-apply for this period. To apply, a contractor or supplier must submit a request through the MERX posting, choose either English or French as its official language for future tender documents and communications, and maintain an active MERX account. Applications sent by email, mail, or fax will not be accepted. A business must be listed under its correct legal name to bid on future opportunities; otherwise, a bid could be considered non-compliant. Joining the list does not guarantee invitations or contract awards. DCC may impose additional requirements for particular tenders, use other source lists, advertise work openly, require site meetings, or reserve certain opportunities for Indigenous businesses under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business. Performance will also be evaluated, and unacceptable results may affect continued participation. The posting closes March 31, 2029, at 4:00 p.m. Businesses should review the complete official MERX notice and any referenced DCC documents, confirm the applicable eligibility and pre-qualification requirements, and verify the current deadlines and submission process before applying: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/3776296433/abstract?language=EN

Defence Construction Canada - Western Region - Edmonton, Alberta

This tender appears to be an ongoing pre-qualification opportunity, not a one-time project. Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is inviting contractors and suppliers to apply to an Open Construction Source List (OCSL) for construction work at 4 Wing Cold Lake in Alberta for the period April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2029. Businesses on the list may later be invited to bid on commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, and civil projects valued at up to $10 million. A few practical points stand out: - Applications must be submitted through MERX; fax, mail, and email are not accepted. - DCC says it prefers applications by March 4, 2026, but requests may be submitted later. - DCC notes it needs about 10 business days to process an application. - If a business was on the previous source list, it must re-apply. - The applicant must choose English or French for all future communications and documents for this source list. - An active MERX account is required. - Future opportunities may sometimes be reserved for Indigenous businesses or include Indigenous subcontracting requirements. - DCC may use other source lists or post some tenders openly instead of this list. This appears relevant for Canadian construction contractors and suppliers that do this type of work, but the official MERX notice should be verified carefully before applying, especially for any source-list requirements, language choice, and eligibility details.

Defence Construction Canada - Western Region - Edmonton, Alberta

This appears to be an ongoing registration opportunity, not a single one-time construction project. Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is inviting contractors and suppliers to apply to an Open Construction Source List (OCSL) for work at CFB Calgary and nearby satellite sites in Alberta for April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2029. If added to the list, you could later be invited to bid on construction jobs valued at up to $10 million, including commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, and civil work. Key points for a Canadian business owner: -Buyer: Defence Construction Canada, Western Region -Location: Edmonton, Alberta, but the work area is CFB Calgary and satellite sites in Alberta -Status: Open -Deadline shown: March 31, 2029 at 4:00 PM - They prefer applications as soon as possible, ideally by March 4, 2026, because DCC says it needs about 10 business days to process an application - Applications must be submitted through MERX; fax, mail, or email will not be accepted - An active MERX account is required - If your business was on the previous source list, it needs to re-apply for the new period - You must choose English or French for all future documents and communication - DCC may also use Indigenous set-asides or Indigenous subcontracting requirements on some future opportunities Why it may be relevant: - It potentially matches construction contractors or suppliers looking to work on federal defence-related projects in Alberta - It may be a good fit for businesses that want access to future tender calls rather than one immediate contract Important caution: - You must verify the official MERX notice before submitting, since DCC can change requirements, add pre-qualification steps, or use other source lists/open tenders instead - Being on the OCSL appears to be necessary to bid on future calls under this list, but it does not guarantee work

Defence Construction Canada - Western Region - Edmonton, Alberta

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is creating an Open Construction Source List (OCSL) for construction work at CFB Suffield, Alberta, for the Department of National Defence. The list may be used for commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, and civil projects valued at up to approximately $10 million. Work opportunities may be issued to businesses placed on the list during the three-year period from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2029. Businesses may request to join the list at any time, but DCC asks applicants to apply as soon as possible and preferably by March 4, 2026. DCC indicates that processing an application may take 10 business days. Businesses previously listed for the 2023–2026 period must re-apply for the new period. Applications must be submitted electronically through the MERX posting; faxed, mailed, or emailed submissions will not be accepted. An active MERX account is required. Applicants must select either English or French as their official language, and that language will apply to future tender and contract communications for the duration of the source list. Being on the OCSL may allow a business to receive invitations to future tenders, but it does not guarantee work or invitations for every project. To bid on a specific tender, the business’s legal name must appear on the applicable source list, and additional pre-qualification requirements may apply. Some opportunities may be reserved for Indigenous businesses under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business, or may include Indigenous subcontracting requirements. DCC may also use other source lists or openly advertise individual tenders instead. Businesses should review the complete MERX notice and all referenced requirements, including performance standards, before applying. Confirm the application process, dates, location, scope, language requirements, MERX account requirements, and any eligibility or pre-qualification conditions directly in the official notice: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/3776296431/abstract?language=EN. This summary does not determine whether a business qualifies.

Defence Construction Canada - Western Region - Edmonton, Alberta

This tender appears to be an Open Construction Source List (OCSL) opportunity for Defence Construction Canada at CFB Edmonton in Alberta. In plain English, it is not a single construction job right now, but a pre-qualification list that contractors and suppliers need to join in order to receive future invitations to bid on construction work at the base. The work types mentioned include commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, and civil projects, with estimated values up to $10 million. Key points: -Buyer: Defence Construction Canada, Western Region -Location: CFB Edmonton, Edmonton, Alberta -Status: Open -Closing date shown: March 31, 2029, at 4:00 PM -Preferred application timing: as soon as possible, ideally by March 4, 2026, because DCC says it needs about 10 business days to process applications - Applications must be submitted through MERX; fax, mail, and email are not accepted - An active MERX account is required - Applicants must choose either English or French for all future communications and documents under this list - Businesses that were on the previous OCSL need to re-apply for the new term It also appears that some future opportunities under this list may be reserved for Indigenous businesses, or may require an Indigenous Benefits Plan or Indigenous subcontracting, depending on the specific tender call. The notice says DCC may use additional pre-qualification requirements later and may also post some opportunities openly instead of through this list. For a Canadian business owner, this potentially matches if your company does construction or related supply work and wants access to future DCC opportunities at CFB Edmonton. However, you should verify the official MERX notice and DCC requirements carefully before applying or bidding, especially around registration, language selection, business name accuracy, any Indigenous-business requirements, and performance expectations.

Defence Construction Canada - Pacific Region - Victoria, British Columbia

Construction de Défense Canada (CDC) demande aux entrepreneurs et fournisseurs à présenter une demande d’adhésion à un répertoire ouvert d’entrepreneurs en construction (ROEC) pour des travaux commerciaux, résidentiels,...

Defence Construction Canada - Pacific Region - Victoria, British Columbia

Construction de Défense Canada (CDC) demande aux entrepreneurs et fournisseurs à présenter une demande d’adhésion à un répertoire ouvert d’entrepreneurs en construction (ROEC) pour des travaux commerciaux, résidentiels,...

Defence Construction Canada - Pacific Region - Victoria, British Columbia

Construction de Défense Canada (CDC) demande aux entrepreneurs et fournisseurs à présenter une demande d’adhésion à un répertoire ouvert d’entrepreneurs en construction (ROEC) pour des travaux commerciaux, résidentiels,...

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

PSPC appears to be seeking suppliers to establish Supply Arrangements for Critical Incident Vehicles (CIVs) for the RCMP. The vehicles would use three cab-chassis configurations: single-axle 4x2, single-axle 4x4, or tandem-axle 6x4, with various specialized vehicle bodies. Suppliers may need to provide all specified cab-chassis and body configurations and meet the technical requirements. Bidders are encouraged to submit an Indigenous Participation Plan at the RFP stage. A Supply Arrangement is not itself a contract or guaranteed purchase; it creates a pool of pre-qualified suppliers that may receive later solicitations and contracts for specific vehicle requirements. The tender is listed as open and closes May 31, 2029, at 2:00 p.m. The listed location is Canada, Gatineau, Quebec. This opportunity potentially matches businesses capable of supplying and configuring specialized heavy vehicles, but the information provided does not establish eligibility. Review the complete official tender notice, including all technical, delivery, certification, Indigenous participation, and submission requirements, before deciding whether to bid.Official source: https://discovery.ariba.com/rfx/19711090?extsite=MTk3MTEwOTBfQU4wMTQ4NDA1MDk5Mg==

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

Public Works and Government Services Canada appears to be reissuing a Request for Supply Arrangements (RFSA) for suppliers of electric trucks in Classes 6, 7, and 8, with various body configurations. The opportunity is open and is listed for Canada, with the buyer located in Gatineau, Quebec. The stated closing date is July 22, 2030, at 2:00 p.m. The RFSA replaces and cancels the earlier E60HP-22ETRU process. This is not a purchase contract by itself. Suppliers that meet the required technical criteria may be admitted to a pool of pre-qualified suppliers. Government departments could then invite suppliers in that pool to bid on specific truck requirements, with separate contracts awarded through those later solicitations. The notice also encourages offerors to submit an Indigenous Participation Plan at the RFP stage. This opportunity potentially matches businesses that can supply the specified electric truck classes and configurations, but the tender does not establish that any particular company qualifies. Review the complete official tender documents for technical specifications, mandatory requirements, submission instructions, applicable certifications, Indigenous participation requirements, and any important dates or amendments before deciding whether to submit.Official source: https://discovery.ariba.com/rfx/23321544?extsite=Mj Mz MjE1NDRfQU4wMTQ4NDA1MDk5Mg==

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

This appears to be an ongoing Government of Canada opportunity to qualify suppliers of electric buses through a Supply Arrangement, managed by Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC). It is not itself a purchase contract. Suppliers that meet the technical requirements may be placed on the Supply Arrangement and could then be invited to bid on future, specific bus contracts. The opportunity covers three possible product groups: - Group 1: Electric shuttle buses - Group 2: Electric school buses - Group 3: Electric commuter coach buses A supplier may submit an arrangement for one, two, or all three groups. Buses could be delivered across Canada, including the listed provinces and territories, generally excluding the National Capital Region in Quebec and Ontario. The notice indicates that qualification is ongoing and that the arrangement has no defined end date. It also states that Amendment 007 modifies the Supply Arrangement Authority. Key points for a potentially interested Canadian business: - Technical capabilities and product specifications will be evaluated by Canada. - Only suppliers awarded a Supply Arrangement may bid on later individual solicitations under it. - Joining the arrangement alone does not create a legally binding purchase contract or guarantee future work. - Documents may be submitted in English or French. - Electronic submission through epost Connect is strongly encouraged. - The listed contacts are Jacques Legault and Donna Serra at PWGSC: (819) 360-2140 or (613) 297-2635; [email protected] and [email protected]. The supplied closing date is April 16, 2046 at 3:00 p.m., which should be checked carefully because it may reflect the ongoing nature of the opportunity or a data-entry issue. Review the official tender notice, all specifications, amendments—including Amendment 007—and submission instructions before deciding whether to prepare an arrangement. Bid Maple is not affiliated with the Government of Canada, and the business should verify all details on the official Canada Buys/GETS notice before submitting.