Department of National Defence (DND) - *Remote Offsite *Canada, *Remote Offsite, WINNIPEG, MANITOBA
## Tender summary The Department of National Defence (DND) is seeking a professional services contractor to help transition the 2 Canadian Air Division Learning Support Centre in Winnipeg into a high-performing Learning Engineering organization. The work appears to involve strategic guidance, change management, and implementation support. - **Tender:** NPP – Learning Support Centre Support Services - **File number:** W6570-270006 - **Buyer:** Department of National Defence - **Status:** Open - **Closing date:** November 23, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. - **Work location:** Winnipeg region and remote; travel to DND sites within Canada may be required - **Contract term:** One contract for one year - **Procurement stream:** TSPS Solutions Stream, Stream 2 – Business Consulting/Change Management Services - **Approximate value tier:** Greater than the Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement threshold and up to $4.5 million ## Important eligibility restriction This opportunity is **only open to the pre-qualified TSPS Supply Arrangement holders listed in the notice**. The RFP documents are not posted on the normal government tender system; they are being emailed directly by the DND point of contact to the invited suppliers. A business that is not on the listed supplier roster may not be able to bid directly on this requirement. ## Security requirements The contractor and required resources appear to need: - Reliability status security clearance - Protected B document safeguarding capability - Ability to meet a custom Security Requirements Check List ## Potentially relevant businesses This opportunity may be relevant to Canadian consulting firms with experience in business consulting, organizational transformation, change management, learning strategy, learning engineering, or implementation support—provided they are among the invited TSPS suppliers and can meet the security, travel, and experience requirements in the RFP. ## Recommended next steps 1. Check whether your company’s exact legal name appears on the invited supplier list. 2. If listed, contact the DND point of contact to obtain the RFP documents and confirm the submission process: - Cheri Robin - [email protected] 3. Review the full RFP for mandatory qualifications, resource categories, deliverables, pricing instructions, evaluation criteria, security requirements, and travel obligations. 4. If your company is not listed, consider whether partnering or subcontracting with an invited supplier is possible. The notice itself does not confirm that such an arrangement will be accepted. This summary is based on the supplied tender notice. Verify the official notice and complete RFP with DND before relying on the details or submitting a bid.
