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

This appears to be an open Government of Canada Request for Supply Arrangement (RFSA) for Solution-Based Informatics Professional Services (SBIPS), issued by Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC). It is intended to add new suppliers to, or expand the qualifications of existing suppliers under, a federal procurement arrangement for IT and informatics professional services delivered across Canada, excluding locations covered by Comprehensive Land Claim Agreements. This is not a contract or a guaranteed source of work. Suppliers accepted into the arrangement would become pre-qualified, allowing federal departments to compete future requirements among eligible SBIPS suppliers. Actual work would require a later procurement and contract award. The listed closing date is July 4, 2028, at 2:00 p.m. Existing SBIPS suppliers generally only need to respond if they want to add qualifications such as service streams, tiers, regions, or metropolitan areas; their existing arrangement remains active otherwise. New suppliers may potentially use this refresh to apply for inclusion. Important process points: - Suppliers must enroll in the PWGSC Centralized Professional Services System (CPSS) Supplier Module. - Responses must be submitted online through CPSS by the closing date and time. - Supporting documents may need to be provided by email if requested. - Suppliers may need an account on the Government of Canada’s procurement platform and should review the Canada Buys registration instructions. - Services may need to be delivered in English, French, or both, depending on the department’s requirement. - Some future requirements may be set aside under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business. Indigenous businesses would need the required CPSS certification and registration on the Indigenous Business Directory. - The solicitation is refreshed quarterly, and the stated arrangement period runs until July 4, 2028, unless Canada replaces or ends it earlier. This may be relevant to Canadian businesses offering qualifying informatics or IT professional services, but the notice does not establish that any particular company is eligible. Review the full RFSA, amendments, required service streams, tier and experience criteria, regional requirements, CPSS instructions, and submission rules before deciding whether to respond. Verify the current official Canada Buys notice and all solicitation documents before submitting a bid; the provided record does not include a direct official-source URL.

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

## Tender summary **Buyer:** Public Works and Government Services Canada (PSPC) **Opportunity:** Task and Solutions Professional Services (TSPS) — solution-based professional services **Status:** Open **Closing date:** July 4, 2028, at 3:00 p.m. **Geographic scope:** Canada, including Gatineau, Quebec, but excluding areas covered by Comprehensive Land Claims Agreements. This is a **Request for Supply Arrangements (RFSA)**, not a request for an immediate contract. A successful supplier may be added to a federal supply arrangement, allowing government departments to invite that supplier to compete for future non-IT professional-services requirements. Being accepted into the arrangement would not guarantee any future work or contract. The TSPS arrangement may cover various solution-based professional services. Suppliers can apply to pre-qualify for applicable categories, streams, tiers, regions, and metropolitan areas. Existing TSPS suppliers may also use this process to add areas of coverage or additional qualifications. ## Key requirements and process - Suppliers must enroll and create an account in the **Supplier Module of the PWGSC Centralized Professional Services System (CPSS) e-Portal**. - Responses must be submitted through the CPSS Supplier Module by the closing deadline. - Supporting documents may need to be provided by email if requested by Canada. - Services may need to be delivered in English, French, or both, depending on the client department’s requirements. - Some future requirements may be designated for businesses under the federal **Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business**. - The arrangement may remain in effect until July 4, 2028, unless Canada recompetes it, no longer requires it, or uses another procurement method. - The solicitation is conducted quarterly, aligned with the federal fiscal quarters. ## What this could mean for a business This opportunity appears potentially relevant to Canadian firms offering non-IT professional services that want to become eligible for future federal competitions. The business would need to review the TSPS categories and detailed qualification requirements, establish the required CPSS account, and submit the prescribed information for the specific categories or regions sought. Pre-qualification may involve demonstrating the required corporate experience, personnel capability, service coverage, and other conditions set out in the official RFSA documents. The available summary does not provide enough information to determine whether a particular business meets those requirements. ## Recommended next steps 1. Download and review the **most recent RFSA document and all amendments** from the tender’s Bidding Details section. 2. Confirm the exact closing date and submission instructions in the latest official version. 3. Compare your services and experience against the TSPS categories, streams, tiers, regions, and metropolitan areas. 4. Register or update your organization’s CPSS Supplier Module account. 5. Follow the notice to receive amendment and update notifications. 6. Direct clarification questions to **[email protected]**, following the official enquiry rules. The document links supplied include files with different dates, so the latest official notice and amendments should be checked carefully before preparing or submitting a response. This summary is not a determination that your business qualifies; verify all requirements, deadlines, and submission procedures in the official tender notice.

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

The Department of Public Works and Government Services Canada (PSPC) has republished the Professional Audit and Support Services (PASS) Request for Supply Arrangement (RFSA). It appears relevant to businesses providing professional audit, financial management, internal audit, and related support services to federal departments. This opportunity is not a contract. It is a process for suppliers to qualify for a Supply Arrangement, which may allow them to compete for future federal requirements. A contract would only exist if the business later wins a specific requirement. New suppliers may submit an arrangement to seek qualification for the PASS Supply Arrangement. Existing suppliers may use this refresh to seek qualification for additional service streams; existing suppliers do not need to resubmit merely to maintain their current arrangement. Suppliers intending to apply must create an account in the Supplier Module of PSPC’s Centralized Professional Services System (CPSS) e-Portal and submit part of their arrangement through that system. The RFSA documents and CPSS instructions should be reviewed carefully, including the applicable service streams, mandatory criteria, submission requirements, and any security or personnel conditions. The tender record lists a closing date of July 31, 2028 at 2:00 p.m., but the notice specifically says that the current closing date for the applicable refresh period is shown in the CPSS e-Portal solicitation dashboard. Businesses should rely on the current official notice and CPSS dashboard rather than the date shown here. This opportunity potentially matches a Canadian business with relevant professional audit or financial management capabilities, but the supplied information is not enough to determine eligibility or qualification. Verify all requirements, amendments, deadlines, and submission procedures in the official tender documents and CPSS portal before preparing or submitting an arrangement.

Defence Construction Canada - Western Region - Edmonton, Alberta

This appears to be an open Defence Construction Canada (DCC) opportunity to join a Quick Response Tender (QRT) source list for general contractor and multi-trade work at 17 Wing Detachment Dundurn, Saskatchewan. It is not a single construction project or guaranteed contract. DCC may use the source list for future projects estimated at up to $500,000, during a three-year period after the list is established. Interested contractors must apply by email using DCC’s Source List application form. Applications sent by fax or mail will not be accepted. The notice identifies Wilfred Wokekoro as the contact at [email protected]. Although applications may reportedly be submitted at any time subject to the source-list terms, the notice asks applicants to submit as soon as possible and preferably by November 20, 2025. An administrative processing period of approximately 10 days is indicated. A security clearance is not required merely to be added to the source list, but future tenders or contracts may require organizational and personnel security clearances, potentially including DOS, reliability status, or more stringent requirements such as FSC/secret-related clearances. Contractors may also be evaluated against DCC performance standards, and an unacceptable performance rating could result in removal from the list. The tender indicates that the language selected in the application will apply to future tender and contract documents and communications. Documents are available through MERX, where fees may apply.There are apparent data inconsistencies: the listing identifies Edmonton, Alberta and uses an Alberta province code, while the description states that the work location is 17 Wing Detachment Dundurn, Saskatchewan. The listed closing date is January 7, 2029, but the notice also references a preferred submission date in 2025. Confirm the actual service location, application deadline, current source-list status, application form, terms, and any contractor requirements in the official MERX notice before applying.Official source: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/3643088760/abstract?language=EN

Defence Construction Canada - Western Region - Edmonton, Alberta

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is creating a three-year source list of mechanical contractors for quick-response tenders at CFB Edmonton, Alberta. The listed service category is Mechanical (Plumbing & Heating), Project No. ED26SL01. Future projects issued through the list may be valued up to approximately $500,000. A contractor interested in being added must complete the official Source List application form and email it to Brett Cooper at [email protected]. Applications by fax or mail will not be accepted. DCC states that contractors may request to join at any time, subject to the source-list terms, with approximately 10 days needed for administrative processing. The notice also asked interested contractors to apply as soon as possible, preferably by January 6, 2026. The tender record shows a closing date of February 24, 2029 at 4:00 p.m.; confirm how these dates apply in the official notice before relying on them. The language selected in the application will remain the language used for future tender and contract documents and communications under the source list. Although security clearance is not required just to be added, individual future tenders may require organization and personnel security clearances, potentially including DOS, reliability status, or more stringent requirements such as Secret-level FSC and document safeguarding. Contractors may also be evaluated against DCC performance standards, and an unacceptable evaluation could result in removal from the list. The opportunity appears potentially relevant to Canadian businesses providing plumbing and heating services in or able to serve the Edmonton area. This is not a guarantee of eligibility or future work; review the official MERX notice, application form, source-list terms and conditions, and any associated documents carefully before applying. Documents are available through MERX, where fees may apply.Official source: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/3743862159/abstract?language=EN

Defence Construction Canada - Western Region - Edmonton, Alberta

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is accepting applications from electrical contractors who want to be considered for a Quick Response Tender (QRT) source list for work at CFB Edmonton, Alberta. The source list is expected to remain in place for three years after it is established and may be used for future projects valued up to approximately $500,000. This is not a single guaranteed contract. Contractors added to the source list may receive invitations to bid on future electrical projects, subject to the source-list terms and individual tender requirements. Applications must be submitted by email using DCC’s Source List application form to Brett Cooper at [email protected]. Applications by fax or mail will not be accepted. DCC indicates that processing a request may take about 10 days and asked interested contractors to apply as soon as possible, preferably by January 13, 2026. The listed closing date is March 2, 2029, at 4:00 p.m.; however, contractors should confirm whether applications remain open on a rolling basis and verify all dates in the official notice. A security clearance is not required just to join the source list, but future tenders or contracts may require organizational and personnel clearances, potentially including DOS, reliability status, or higher security levels. Contractors will also be subject to performance standards, and poor performance may result in removal from the list. The procurement is for the electrical service category under Project No. ED26SL03 and is subject to the Canadian Free Trade Agreement tendering procedures. Documents and the application form are available through MERX, where fees may apply. This opportunity appears relevant to Canadian electrical contractors able to perform work at or around CFB Edmonton and meet DCC’s source-list requirements. Review the complete official notice, source-list terms and conditions, application form, security requirements, and MERX documents before applying or relying on any deadline.Official source: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/3742424221/abstract?language=EN

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

Public Works and Government Services Canada is accepting arrangements for a national supply arrangement covering medium and large vessel recycling and disposal services. The work involves dismantling vessels at a vessel recycling facility and may be required in one or more Canadian regions, including the provinces and territories listed in the notice.There are two streams: Stream A covers vessels with a lightship displacement of 300 metric tonnes or less, while Stream B covers vessels over 300 metric tonnes. The work generally must be performed in Canada and must comply with environmental requirements for hazardous waste and vessel recycling. Foreign performance may be considered only in limited circumstances. This is a Request for Supply Arrangements (RFSA), not necessarily an immediate contract. Suppliers accepted into the arrangement may later receive opportunities to bid on specific requirements. Some future work may include security screening, Controlled Goods Program requirements, Indigenous business set-asides, or Indigenous Participation Plans. The listed closing date is March 30, 2029, at 2:00 p.m. However, the official RFSA documents and any amendments should be reviewed carefully for submission instructions, qualifications, facility requirements, environmental obligations, insurance, security requirements, and applicable regions. The notice states that arrangements submitted under earlier versions may not require resubmission, but this should be confirmed in the official documents. This opportunity appears potentially relevant to Canadian businesses with vessel dismantling, recycling, hazardous-material handling, and compliant recycling-facility capabilities. It does not confirm that any particular business qualifies. Review the full official noticeand PDF before submitting an arrangement: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/documents/pub/att/2025/01/06/cd41d4a1da59592bb4366922303ad39b/ABES.PROD.PW_MER.B005.E29423.EBSU000.PDF. Bid Maple is not affiliated with the Government of Canada.

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

This tender appears to be an open pre-qualification list, not a one-time construction job. Defence Construction Canada (Atlantic Region) is inviting contractors and suppliers to apply to be added to an Open Construction Source List (OCSL) for construction work at CFB Halifax and satellite sites in Nova Scotia for April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2029. Plain English summary: - If your business wants to do construction work for Department of National Defence projects at CFB Halifax, this OCSL may be relevant. - The list covers commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, and civil work. - Future work opportunities would be sent only to businesses already on the OCSL. - The expected value of individual tenders appears to be $10 million or less. - DCC asks businesses to apply as soon as possible, preferably by March 4, 2026, though applications can apparently be requested anytime. DCC says it needs 10 business days to process an application. - Applications must be submitted through MERX; fax, mail, and email are not accepted. - Applicants must choose English or French for all future documents and communication. - Businesses that were on the previous source list need to re-apply. - An active MERX account appears necessary to submit bids later. - DCC may use additional pre-qualification requirements for specific future tenders, and some opportunities may be set aside for Indigenous businesses or include an Indigenous benefits requirement. Important caution: - This is only a summary of the notice and does not mean your business qualifies. - You should verify the official MERX posting and any related DCC requirements before applying or bidding, including eligibility, documentation, language choice, and any Indigenous business or subcontracting requirements. - Also confirm the closing/application timing and whether your business name matches what appears on the source list.

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

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 - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

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 - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is creating an Open Construction Source List for construction work supporting 8 Wing/Canadian Forces Base Gagetown, satellite sites in New Brunswick, and sites in Prince Edward Island. The list is intended to cover commercial, residential, industrial, institutional, and civil construction services valued at up to approximately $10 million per opportunity. This is not a contract award or a single construction project. Contractors and suppliers may request to be added to the list through the MERX posting. DCC expects to invite businesses on the list to bid on future opportunities during the three-year period from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2029. Businesses previously listed for the 2023–2026 period must apply again. Key points: - The source list is shown as open until March 31, 2029, at 1:00 p.m. Atlantic time. - DCC prefers applications as soon as possible, preferably by March 4, 2026. - DCC states that it may require 10 business days to process an application. - Applications must be submitted electronically through MERX; faxed, mailed, or emailed submissions will not be accepted. - An active MERX account is required for electronic bidding. - Applicants must choose English or French. That language will generally apply to future tender and contract documents and communications for the duration of the list. - The business’s legal name must appear on the source list when bidding, or the bid may be considered non-compliant. - DCC may impose additional requirements for individual tenders, use other source lists, post some opportunities openly, or reserve opportunities for Indigenous businesses under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business. - Some future opportunities may require Indigenous subcontracting or an Indigenous Benefits Plan. This opportunity appears potentially relevant to contractors and suppliers able to provide construction services in New Brunswick or Prince Edward Island, but inclusion on the source list would not guarantee invitations, work, or contract awards. Businesses should review the complete official MERX notice and application requirements, including any performance standards and pre-qualification conditions, before applying. Verify the closing time, submission process, language requirements, geographic scope, and any updates directly on the official source: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/3776296403/abstract?language=EN

Defence Construction Canada - Atlantic Region - Bedford, Nova Scotia

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,...