T 26-097 Sanitary and Storm Sewer Service Connection and Interface CIPP
Cured-in-place pipe lining of sanitary and storm sewer service connections in Victoria.
Closes Oct 25, 2026 (2 days) Septic & drain cleaning Posted 21 hours ago
For trades and property-service businesses in British Columbia
We watch the tender sites of governments, schools, health authorities, universities and crown corporations, and we're adding work from non-profits and businesses, so you don't have to. Then we email you the ones that fit your business, daily or weekly, in plain language. Free while we're in early access.
Last checked 12 hours ago 64 buyers BC Bid, Bonfire and bids&tenders coming next
This week's matches · Landscaping · Greater Victoria
Mowing, edging, litter pick-up and seasonal bed work at four neighbourhood parks, April to October, for three years with two optional renewals.
Watch for: mandatory site visit, $5M liability insurance, WorkSafeBC clearance
✓ You meet the listed requirements
Closes in 12 daysCured-in-place pipe lining of sanitary and storm sewer service connections in Victoria.
Closes Oct 25, 2026 (2 days) Septic & drain cleaning Posted 21 hours ago
Run and maintain the Gold Bridge transfer station for the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District.
Closes Oct 26, 2026 (3 days) Garbage & recycling Posted 21 hours ago
Inspection and smoke testing of the Town of Qualicum Beach sanitary sewer system to find leaks and cross-connections.
Closes Oct 26, 2026 (3 days) Septic & drain cleaning Posted 21 hours ago
BC buyers post on CanadaBuys, BC Bid, several Bonfire and bids&tenders portals and their own websites. Non-profits and businesses often just email a few firms they know.
The scope of work is buried in pages of terms, schedules and forms you have to download to read.
Snow, janitorial and grounds contracts come up once every few years. Miss the window and you wait for the next one.
Pick what you do and where you work. It takes a minute and there is no password to remember.
Each day we pull new notices from federal, provincial, municipal, school, health, university and crown corporation buyers, and drop the noise.
An email with only your matches, daily, weekly or as soon as they post, each explained in plain language: what the job is, where, when it closes and what to watch for.
What the work is, where, how long it runs and when it closes, before you open a forty-page tender package.
Every notice is sorted by trade and area, so a roofer only sees roofing and a web studio only sees web work.
Mandatory site visits, security clearance, bonding and insurance minimums are pulled out before you read further.
Multi-year maintenance contracts are flagged, because those are the ones that build a business.
The same tender posted on two portals shows up once. Amendments update the original.
Tell us your insurance, WorkSafeBC status and crew, and each contract shows which requirements you already meet.
Save the ones worth a look and we remind you before the questions deadline and the closing date.
Snow, janitorial and grounds contracts run for a few years, then go back out to tender. We track when each one ends, so you can line up crew and paperwork before the next one is posted.
Non-profits, housing societies, stratas, property managers, First Nations, businesses and homeowners can post a request for quotes on CrewBid for free. It takes about three minutes. We check it's real, then local crews who do that work get it in their alerts and contact you directly. Already have a written RFP? Email it to hello@crewbid.tech instead.
Yes. Alerts, the dashboard, reminders and full bid details are free while we are in early access, and will stay that way for a long while. If we add a paid plan later, early-access members will hear about it first, well before anything changes.
Today: CanadaBuys and the websites and feeds of public buyers across BC, including universities and colleges. We are adding BC Bid, Bonfire and bids&tenders next, which cover most municipalities, school districts, health authorities and crown corporations such as BC Housing. See the Where we look page for the current list.
No. Public buyers are where most posted contracts come from today, so that is where we started. We are adding work from non-profits, housing societies, co-ops, stratas, property managers, First Nations and private businesses, which hire out the same cleaning, grounds, maintenance and repair services. Those listings are marked with the kind of buyer, so you know whose rules apply.
Yes, free, and homeowners can too. Post it at crewbid.tech/post: say what needs doing, where and by when. We check each new request, then crews who do that work in your area get it in their alerts, and the ones who are interested reach you by email. Already have a written request for proposals? You can also email it (or a link to it) to hello@crewbid.tech.
Free. Creates your account, so you can also track bids online. Already signed up? Log in.
Then pick your trades and areas. No confirmation email needed.
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