Tenders

Point Leamington - Watermain Upgrades - Phase 3 - 17-MCW-25-00051

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador (GNL) - Municipal Infrastructure (TI)

Surplus Contents Sale

Municipality of The County of Annapolis

Economic and Social Impact Assessment

Cape Breton University

Snow Removal Snow Plowing and Ice Maintenance

Village of Pugwash

RFP - Parking Design - Fundy Discovery Site

Municipality of the County of Colchester

Notice of Intent with Canoe Procurement

Louis Riel School Division

Louis Riel School Division intends to participate in one or more procurements conducted by Canoe Procurement Group of Canada between October 2026 and October 2027. For further information and acess to the Canoe Procurement tender notices, please review www.merx.com. For further information about Canoe Procurement Group of Canada, please visit www.canoeprocurement.ca

Third Party Disability Management Services

Workers Compensation Board of N.S.

Request for Project Specific Pre-qual. Riverbank Stabilization & Infrastructure

University of Manitoba

RFPQ # CR-0002-2627-IN – University of Manitoba Riverbank Stabilization and Infrastructure Repair (803C180528-03.x) The University of Manitoba, through Purchasing Services, is requesting for pre-qualification applications for University of Manitoba Riverbank Stabilization and Infrastructure Repair (803C180528-03.x) Closing Date: October 20, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. (Winnipeg local time) Open To: Civil Underground Contractors Contact: Iris Ng at iris.ng@umanitoba.ca For competition details refer to: https://umanitoba.bonfirehub.ca

Project: tender_21955 - IT Security Products and Services: Next Gen VOR

Ontario Shared Services

Project: tender_22123 - tender_22123 IBM Client Value Acceleration (CVA) Program

Ontario Shared Services

2027-2030 Physiotherapy and Multidisciplinary Services Contract Request for Standing Offer (RFSO)

Prince Edward Island

Provision of Construction Services for a New Washroom Building

Public Service Delivery

This Request for Proposals (the “RFP”) is an invitation by the Government of Manitoba (“Manitoba”), as represented by the Department of Environment and Climate Change, Parks and Trails Branch (“ECC”) to prospective General Contractors to submit proposals for construction services for a new washroom building as further described in Section 1 of the RFP Particulars (Appendix 3) (the “Work”). Buy Manitoba Buy Canadian Policy The Buy Manitoban Buy Canadian (BMBC) Policy is a Manitoba policy that applies across government departments and the broader public sector, prioritizing Manitoban and Canadian vendors, Canadian content, and Canadian-produced materials in public purchasing. The policy is intended to strengthen our Provincial and National economy by supporting local businesses, protecting and creating good jobs, and ensuring public dollars deliver greater benefits to Manitoban and Canadian workers, families, and communities. It also responds to evolving global trade and market conditions by enhancing the resilience and sustainability of Manitoban and Canadian supply chains. Vendors that meet the BMBC definitions of a Manitoban Vendor or Canadian Vendor, offer Canadian Content, or propose the use of Canadian-produced materials for Construction, may be eligible for the evaluation provisions described within the policy. Manitoba may re-issue this Solicitation at its sole discretion. For more information and details on the BMBC policy and definitions, please use the following link: Province of Manitoba | central – Buy Manitoban Buy Canadian. Manitoba and the Contractor acknowledge and agree that, upon contract award, the Contractor shall collaborate with Manitoba to identify and procure an alternative product in cases where a non-Canadian manufactured product has been proposed. Alternative products made in Canada will be preferred and must be equivalent in quality and performance to the originally specified product, where possible. Any cost variances shall be substantiat

Ecole La-Belle-Cloche - Parking Lot Expansion

Prince Edward Island

Supply of two hopper conveyors/powered by fuel or electric & wheel loader

Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure - Tendering and Contracts

THIS REQUEST FOR QUOTES WILL ESTABLISH UNIT PRICE FOR THE RENTAL OF ONE (1) - TWO HOPPER CONVEYOR SYSTEM POWERED BY FUEL OR ELECTRIC & WHEEL LOADER TO BE USED IN VARIOUS LOCATIONS FOR MIXING WINTER SAND AND SALT. MIXING WILL BE DONE IN VARIOUS YARDS IN THE EASTERN REGION, ACCORDING TO OPERATIONAL NEEDS. ESTIMATED QUANTITIES ARE APPROX. 300 TO 1,500 CUBIC METERS PER YARD AND WITH TWO HOURS MAXIMUM PAID TRAVEL BETWEEN YARDS ALLOWED. ALL MOVING EQUIPMENT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER. THE START DATE FOR THE OPERATION IS ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 13TH ,2026.

Request for Equipment Rental Rates - Winter Road Maintenance Churchill

Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure - Tendering and Contracts

Heavy Equipment Trailer Leasing

Highways and Infrastructure

The Provision of Retinal Camera for Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP)

Saskatchewan Health Authority

Mid-Sized Equipment

Parks, Culture and Sport

Network Access Control

University of Saskatchewan

Phishing and Security Awareness Training

University of Saskatchewan

Pension Audit Services

Saskatoon Public Schools

Facility Condition Assessments for Education Facilities (2027 & 2028)

SaskBuilds and Procurement - Asset Management

Financial Audit Services

Saskatchewan Polytechnic

RFQ - External Audit Services

SERDC Health Services

Southeast Resource Development Council (SERDC) is a Tribal Council and Indigenous non-profit serving its member eight First Nations, Berens River First Nation, Black River First Nation, Bloodvein River First Nation, Brokenhead Ojibway First Nation, Hollow Water First Nation, Little Grand Rapids First Nation, Pauingassi First Nation, and Poplar River First Nation, through the delivery and administration of programs, services, initiatives, and funding intended to support community priorities and improve social, economic, health, employment, and organizational outcomes. SERDC receives and administers funding from various government departments, agencies, and other funding partners. As a result, SERDC is committed to maintaining strong financial stewardship, accountability, transparency, and sound financial management practices. Accurate and timely financial reporting is an important component of SERDC's accountability to its member First Nations, Board of Directors, funders, partners, and other stakeholders. SERDC is inviting quotations from qualified, independent CPA public accounting firms to provide annual external audit services and assistance with the preparation of SERDC's year-end audited financial statements. The successful firm will work closely with SERDC's Chief Financial Officer and Finance Department to complete the annual audit and financial statements in accordance with the applicable accounting and auditing standards and within timelines established by SERDC.