Legal services government contracts in Canada.
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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
- Legal
- Lawyer
- Counsel
- Litigation
- Law Firm
Typical requirements
- Insurance confirmation
- Relevant project references
- Technical approach
- Pricing schedule
- Required forms and certifications
Watch items
- Mandatory site visit
- Short closing deadline
- Out-of-region delivery
- Special certification requirement
Active examples
A sample of current public listings that mention this service profile.
Indoor Firing Range Rental – Pacific Region Conservation and Protection (C&P)
Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO)
DFO is seeking access to an indoor firing range for Pacific Region Conservation and Protection personnel to conduct firearms training, qualification, and operational-readiness activities. This is an Advance Contract Award Notice (ACAN), meaning DFO intends to award the contract to a pre-identified supplier unless another supplier demonstrates that it can meet all mandatory requirements. The facility requirements appear to include: - At least 25-metre lanes and a minimum of 10 shooting lanes. - Capacity for up to 10 shooters at the same time. - Approval for 9mm full-metal-jacket and hollow-point ammunition, and 12-gauge shotgun slugs. - Properly designed ventilation and filtration to remove smoke, gases, and particulates. - Adjustable lighting, including low-light capability. - Temperature control, washrooms, and functional safety equipment. - Legal compliance, suitable insurance and certifications, trained range-safety staff, and experience serving law-enforcement, military, or comparable clients. The contract is expected to run from award through August 31, 2030, with an estimated value of approximately $216,525. The notice lists British Columbia and the National Capital Region/Ottawa as locations, while the stated requirement refers to DFO Pacific Region operations. The pre-identified supplier is the Abbotsford Fish and Game Club. An interested alternative supplier would need to submit a statement of capabilities by September 14, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. A qualifying response could result in a competitive tender process; otherwise, DFO may proceed with the pre-identified supplier. No security requirements are identified in the provided notice. This opportunity potentially matches a Canadian indoor range operator with the required facility, ammunition approvals, environmental systems, insurance, certifications, and relevant client experience. The business should verify the complete official tender notice, submission instructions, applicable trade-agreement details, closing time and time zone, and any amendments before submitting a statement of capabilities. The provided record does not include an official source URL or tender documents.
Multi-disciplinary Architecture and Engineering Consultant Services-SL
Defence Construction Canada / Construction de Défense Canada
This appears to be an open MERX solicitation from Defence Construction Canada (DCC) for a Source List of multi-disciplinary Architecture and Engineering consultant services across Canada. It potentially matches firms that provide architecture, mechanical, electrical, structural, civil, project management, asset management, sustainable design, and related technical support services. Key points: -Buyer: Defence Construction Canada (DCC) -Location: Ottawa, Ontario, with services across various locations in Canada - Closing date/time: 2026-09-15 14:00:00 -Procurement type: Source List / as-and-when-required consulting services -Expected setup: 10 consultants on the list -Term: 3 years, with possible 2 one-year extensions -Stated maximum estimated value: up to $500,000,000, with possible increases during the term - Commissions under the source list are expected to be above $500,000 -Submission method: MERX electronic bidding system This tender appears to be aimed at consulting firms with established multi-disciplinary A&E capabilities. The notice also warns that questions must be directed only to the named contact in the solicitation, or the proponent may be disqualified. Before bidding, it is important to verify the full RFAP on the official MERX notice and confirm the technical, legal, and submission requirements, including any mandatory qualifications, scoring criteria, and deadlines.
EQ754-270206 - Survey of Lands and Preparation of a Reference Plans of Survey - City of Kawartha Lakes Ontario
Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)
This tender appears to be a public works surveying assignment from PSPC for cadastral surveying work in the City of Kawartha Lakes, Ontario. The project is for establishing parcel boundaries and preparing a reference plan of survey for listed properties and roads near Thistle Trail in the County of Victoria. The notice says the bid deadline is September 15, 2026 at 2:00 PM EDT, and anything submitted after that time will be considered non-responsive. It may be relevant for surveying firms or teams with cadastral and reference plan experience, but the official notice should be checked carefully for all technical, legal, and submission requirements before bidding.
Request for Information - Network Operations Center - Bldg 76 (CJWC Relocation)
Defence Construction Canada - National Capital Region
This is an open Request for Expression of Interest (RFEOI) from Defence Construction Canada for the relocation and construction of a Network Operations Centre on the ground floor of Building 76 at the Shirleys Bay Campus, 3701 Carling Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario. The opportunity appears relevant primarily to general contractors with the capacity to deliver a major construction project. The estimated contract value is approximately $10 million. The work is expected to include open workstations, support areas, an operator floor, server room, storage, and equipment staging areas. This is the first step of a two-stage process—not the final tender. General contractors that submit an acceptable expression of interest through the Electronic Bidding System before the deadline are expected to be invited to the later Tender Phase. DCC may also cancel the process after the RFEOI stage. Technical plans and specifications are not available yet and are expected to be released during the Tender Phase. The RFEOI closes September 16, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. No site visit is planned at this stage, although one may be offered during the Tender Phase. If awarded, the work is scheduled for substantial completion within 220 calendar days of contract-award notification, with final completion within an additional 14 calendar days. Bid security is expected to be required during the Tender Phase. Potential respondents should review the Electronic Bidding System requirements, DCC’s applicable contract documents and Procurement Code of Conduct, and any eligibility or suspension restrictions. Joint-venture provisions are mentioned in the notice, but the supplied description is incomplete, so the full official documents should be reviewed. Before submitting anything, verify the closing time, response requirements, contractor eligibility, joint-venture rules, and all other conditions in the official tender notice and Electronic Bidding System: https://www.merx.com/public/solicitations/4026038951/abstract?language=EN. Bid Maple is not affiliated with the Government of Canada.
Request For Proposal (RFP) for Pharmacological testing of novel opioids, stimulants, and synthetic cannabinoids.
Department of Health (HC)
Health Canada appears to be seeking proposals for laboratory-based pharmacological testing of emerging illegal-drug compounds, including novel synthetic opioids, synthetic cannabinoids, and stimulants. The work would support scientific assessments and regulatory decision-making related to risks to Canadians. The opportunity is divided into three separately evaluated streams: - Stream 1: In vitro testing of emerging opioids at the mu opioid receptor (MOR). - Stream 2: In vitro testing of novel synthetic cannabinoids. - Stream 3: In vitro testing of stimulant compounds. A bidder may submit a proposal for one, two, or all three streams. Health Canada may award up to three contracts. The work appears to involve obtaining reference standards and control samples, securing any required controlled-substance licences, performing laboratory experiments, conducting statistical analysis, and preparing final reports. The buyer is the Department of Health (Health Canada), and the listed location is the National Capital Region/Ottawa, Ontario. The tender is currently shown as open and closes September 18, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. The notice includes multiple amendments and question-and-answer documents, including changes to the statements of work for Streams 1 and 2. This opportunity potentially matches Canadian organizations with relevant in vitro pharmacology, controlled-substance handling, laboratory testing, statistical-analysis, and scientific reporting capabilities. The available summary does not establish bidder eligibility, mandatory certifications, security requirements, experience thresholds, or other submission conditions. Review the final RFP, all amendments, the applicable statement(s) of work, and the official Canada Buys notice before deciding whether to bid or submitting a proposal.
TBIPS Mission Video Management Systems Services
Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (GAC)
This is an open Government of Canada procurement led by Global Affairs Canada (GAC) for professional services supporting its Mission Video Management Systems (MVMS) program. The program is intended to modernize video surveillance at Canadian government missions abroad, including system design, integration, implementation, remote viewing and recording, maintenance, security, governance, and project management. The contract is expected to run for up to three years, with an anticipated end date of December 31, 2029. One contract is planned, and the incumbent is listed as RHEA Inc., with a reported value of $3,185,000 excluding tax for the period from October 2022 to the present. The requirement includes these TBIPS resource categories and levels: - Programmer/Software Developer — Level 1 - Application/Software Architect — Level 1 - Network Analyst — Level 2 - Business Analyst — Level 3 - Project Manager — Levels 2 and 3 - Project Coordinator — Levels 2 and 3 - Network Security Analyst — Level 2 A majoreligibility restriction appears to apply: this is selective tendering and is open only to TBIPS Supply Arrangement holders that qualified under Tier 1 for the relevant services in the National Capital Region. The notice lists 15 invited suppliers, including RHEA Inc., Cofomo Inc., CALIAN/DWP Solutions, IBM Canada/Donna Cona, and others. Businesses that are not an invited, qualifying TBIPS Supply Arrangement holder may not be able to bid directly on this opportunity, although the official RFP should be checked for any permitted teaming or subcontracting arrangements. The closing deadline is September 18, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time. RFP documents will be sent directly by the Contracting Authority to the invited qualified holders; the notice states that Buyandsell.gc.ca is not responsible for distributing them. Inquiries are directed to Justin Hirsch at GAC. This opportunity potentially matches businesses with relevant TBIPS qualifications, software and network security expertise, international or distributed surveillance-system experience, and the required project and business analysis resources. However, the tender notice must be reviewed carefully to confirm invitation status, supply arrangement requirements, resource qualifications, security requirements, submission instructions, pricing, and any teaming rules before considering a bid.
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