Consultants government contracts in Canada.
Consultants can track advisory, project management, policy, business analysis, change management, and professional services opportunities across public buyers.
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Public-source notices currently matched to this service profile. Final bid details must be verified on the official notice.
Common contract types
- Management consulting
- Project management
- Business analysis
- Policy research
- Change management
- Strategic advisory
Typical requirements
- Resource resumes
- Point-rated experience grids
- Past project examples
- Methodology narrative
- Pricing schedule
Watch items
- Named resource availability
- Highly specific mandatory experience
- Security clearance
- Standing offer prequalification
Active examples
A sample of current public listings that mention this service profile.
EN438-271001 Source Water Vulnerability and Protection for Drinking Water Supplies - Northern Sites
Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)
**Tender summary:** Public Works and Government Services Canada (PSPC), on behalf of the Department of National Defence, is seeking **one contractor** to conduct Source Water Vulnerability and Protection studies for drinking-water supplies at various DND facilities. **Where the work may occur:** Northwest Territories, Yukon, and Labrador. The listing also references Gatineau, Quebec, which may relate to administration or contracting; confirm the actual work locations in the official tender documents. **How the work would be assigned:** Services would be provided on an as-needed basis through Task Authorizations. Individual task requests would set out the specific requirements. **Important considerations:** - The procurement is subject to applicable Comprehensive Land Claims Agreements (CLCAs). - Required security clearances must be met. - Late submissions will not be accepted. - The notice indicates a closing deadline of **October 30, 2026, at 2:00 p.m.** Confirm the time zone and any submission instructions in the official notice. This tender may be relevant to businesses with experience in drinking-water source vulnerability assessments, source-water protection, environmental studies, and work in northern or remote locations. However, the available summary does not provide the complete technical, corporate, insurance, security, or experience requirements, so it is not possible to determine eligibility from this information alone. Review the official tender notice and all attachments for the mandatory requirements, CLCA provisions, security-clearance details, task-authority process, pricing instructions, and submission method before deciding whether to bid: https://portal.us.bn.cloud.ariba.com/dashboard/public/appext/comsapsbncdiscoveryui#/Rfx Event/preview/1110024977?an Id=ANONYMOUS
Encasement, I.D. Badge
Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
The RCMP is seeking one national standing offer from a supplier to encase existing identification badges for retiring RCMP members. The standing offer would run for five years from the date it is issued. This opportunity appears most relevant to Canadian businesses that provide badge, medal, plaque, display-case, engraving, framing, or related specialty encasement services. The work involves pre-existing badges, so bidders should review the technical specifications, materials, workmanship, packaging, delivery, and service requirements in the Request for Standing Offers documents. Key details: -Buyer: Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) -Status: Open -Closing date and time: October 30, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. (confirm the applicable time zone in the official documents) - Location/procuring office: Ottawa, Ontario; the requirement is national in scope -Procurement type: Limited solicitation with Canadian-content requirements -Expected award: One national standing offer -Evaluation: Offers must meet all mandatory requirements and technical criteria. The responsive offer with the lowest evaluated price is expected to be recommended. -Submission method: Email the bid to Carmelia.Da [email protected], following the exact submission instructions in the solicitation. -Bid language: English or French may be used. The notice states that only Canadian suppliers and suppliers from applicable reciprocal-trade partners may submit bids; suppliers from non-trading partners will be rejected. It also refers to several modern treaty and comprehensive land-claims agreements, which may affect procurement obligations. Environmentally preferable packaging is encouraged. The notice cancels and supersedes an earlier solicitation identified as Request for Standing Offer 202406018/A. Several amendments and a final solicitation document are listed. Businesses should download and review the complete current package, including every amendment, mandatory form, pricing schedule, technical requirement, security or integrity provision, and delivery condition. Before deciding whether to bid, verify the complete and current tender record on the Government Electronic Tendering Service (GETS) at https://canadabuys.canada.ca/en/tender-opportunities. Canada indicates that amendments and responses to bidder questions will be posted there without individual notification. The information provided here does not establish that a business qualifies or that its offer would be compliant; confirm all eligibility and submission details in the official tender notice before submitting a bid.
Compensation Study
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI)
OSFI is seeking a professional services provider to conduct a compensation study and make recommendations to support its long-term compensation strategy. The work appears to be for the Human Resources Directorate and is associated with the National Capital Region, including Ottawa, Ontario, although the requirement may involve broader Canadian considerations. The tender is currently listed as open and closes October 30, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. This opportunity could potentially match firms with relevant compensation consulting, human resources, benchmarking, analysis, and strategic advisory experience. The information provided does not establish whether a particular business qualifies or meets all mandatory requirements. Review the official tender notice and attached PDF for the complete statement of work, eligibility conditions, security or contracting requirements, submission instructions, and exact closing time before deciding whether to bid: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/109261/npp_e.pdf
Construction of PRTC Temporary Training Shelter
Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
This appears to be an open construction opportunity from the RCMP for building a temporary training shelter at its Pacific Regional Training Centre in Surrey, British Columbia. The shelter would support scenario-based training, including Operational Skill Maintenance, Immediate Action Rapid Deployment, high-risk vehicle stops, and related activities. The tender is listed under construction and closes October 30, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. The documents indicate a two-phase construction procurement and include several amendments. Contractors with relevant experience in commercial, institutional, temporary, or specialized training-facility construction may wish to review it, potentially with qualified subcontractors and consultants. Before deciding whether to bid, carefully review the invitation to tender, all amendments—particularly Amendment 003—and the notice for mandatory requirements, site conditions, security or access requirements, bonding and insurance, timelines, submission instructions, and evaluation criteria. The official tender documents should be treated as controlling, and details must be verified through the Canada Buys notice before submitting a bid. Bid Maple is not affiliated with the Government of Canada.
APN_Commissioning Services in support to NDSC
Defence Construction Canada - National Capital Region
**Tender summary — potentially relevant opportunity** Defence Construction Canada (DCC) has published an **Advance Procurement Notice (APN)** for commissioning services supporting the National Defence Secure Campus at the NDHQ Carling Campus in Ottawa, Ontario. This is **not a bid solicitation or request for proposals**. It is an early notice intended to help consultants assess their interest and prepare for a possible future procurement. DCC indicates that the eventual solicitation may be issued through a Request for Abbreviated Proposal (RFAP), potentially in **winter 2027**, subject to Department of National Defence approval. There is no guarantee that the procurement will proceed. **Potential scope of work:** - Commissioning oversight for mechanical and electrical systems - Building envelope and roofing systems - Fire alarm, security and telecommunications systems - Other building and specialty systems associated with the secure campus project The total potential opportunity is estimated at approximately **$20 million**, although the official solicitation would determine the actual scope, contract structure and value. **Important security requirement:** The anticipated requirement is **Facility Security Clearance (FSC) at the Secret level**. Consultants that do not already hold the required clearance may be able to begin a sponsorship process through DCC’s Industrial Security Program. DCC does not guarantee that sponsorship will be approved or completed in time, or that clearances will be granted. For sponsorship inquiries, DCC asks applicants to reference the APN/project number from the MERX notice, **Contract 87740**, and the requested clearance level. The sponsorship process must be started before the future solicitation is advertised on MERX, according to the notice. **Key dates and contacts:** - APN closing date shown: **November 1, 2026, at 2:00 p.m.** - Expected solicitation: **Winter 2027**, conditional on approval - Location: **Ottawa, Ontario** - Buyer: **Defence Construction Canada — National Capital Region** -Official notice: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/4064281823/abstract?language=EN A Canadian consulting firm with relevant commissioning experience and the ability to meet the anticipated security requirements may wish to monitor this opportunity and begin reviewing the sponsorship process. This notice alone does not establish eligibility or guarantee an opportunity to bid. Before taking action or submitting anything, verify the closing date, project number, security requirements, sponsorship instructions and all future solicitation terms in the official MERX/DCC notice.
Ladner Dredging and Harbour Repairs, Ladner, BC
Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO)
This open DFO tender appears to seek a contractor for maintenance dredging at the Ladner Small Craft Harbour in Ladner, British Columbia. Optional work may include repairs to floats, wharves, gangways, decking, wheel guards, bullrails, rubboards, flotation systems, brow logs, fenders, and batter piles, as well as temporarily relocating floats to support dredging. The contractor would generally be responsible for providing all required labour, materials, equipment, tools, services, cleanup, and demobilization. The stated completion deadline is February 28, 2027. The tender is scheduled to close on November 2, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. However, the listing identifies the province as Ontario and the location includes Ottawa, while the described work is in Ladner, BC. This inconsistency should be checked against the official tender notice and current addenda. Bidders may inspect the site and surrounding conditions at their own expense before submitting a bid. The notice highlights access, weather, soil conditions, materials, risks, and other site circumstances that may affect pricing. Several drawings, specifications, disposal-plan documents, and addenda are listed, including Addendum 006, so all available documents should be reviewed before preparing a submission. This opportunity potentially matches Canadian dredging, marine construction, harbour maintenance, and wharf-repair contractors, including businesses able to work in British Columbia. The summary does not establish whether any particular company qualifies. Confirm the official closing time, mandatory requirements, optional-item pricing, site-visit procedures, insurance, bonding, safety, environmental and disposal obligations, Indigenous or subcontracting requirements, and all addenda in the official Canada Buys tender notice before bidding.
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