IT Professional Services
The Canada Council for the Arts needs IT professionals to provide software maintenance, data analysis, and cybersecurity support across multiple service streams.
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The Canada Council for the Arts needs IT professionals to provide software maintenance, data analysis, and cybersecurity support across multiple service streams.
Public Safety Canada needs IT security professionals to perform risk assessments and remediation for government systems. The work involves managing personnel and delivering security packages. It runs for a single one-time job.
The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission needs a Level 2 Programmer to design digital regulatory systems for nuclear data. The work involves 3.5 years of contract services and requires a site visit on 2024-05-20.
Official title: 5000096221 Programmer / Software Developer – Level 2
Guard services for Shared Services Canada in New Brunswick, covering security personnel, patrols, and monitoring for up to 2 years plus 5 one-year options.
Farm Credit Canada needs a vendor to host and maintain a bilingual Learning Management System for its farmers, including migration, training, and ongoing support.
Public Safety needs IT professionals to manage digital systems in the National Capital Region. The work involves modernizing aging applications and automating services. The project runs for a single, one-time job.
The Canada Revenue Agency wants to hire one contractor to test its website for the Canadian public and specific groups. The work runs for two years, with the ability to extend the contract for up to five more years.
This contract provides security clearance and facilities maintenance services for 100 buildings across Northern Canada, including Manitoba, the Northwest Territories, and Yukon. Work includes hard services like HVAC, electrical, and fire systems, plus soft services such as landscaping, janitorial, and snow removal. The project runs for up to 11 years, starting in Winter 2028.
The National Research Council is hiring to build a secure, bilingual software tool that calculates carbon emissions for buildings and infrastructure projects.
Shared Services Canada needs CCTV and access control maintenance for its facilities across Canada, including programming and support, for a four-year contract.
This notice covers a wide range of services including water testing, fire protection maintenance, generator repair, and specialized construction work.
This is a public tender notice for software engineering services in Canada, but it is a report on feedback and does not require a bid.
The government is asking for feedback on new ways to hire and manage professional services, including temporary staff, dispute mediation, and IT support, to streamline its procurement rules.
This notice announces the selection of qualified software suppliers for the Canadian Armed Forces' Electronic Health Record Platform. The work involves system integration and software as a service implementation for the Department of National Defence.
This tender requires computer services and network support for federal departments across Canada, including server and LAN maintenance, for a period of up to one year.
This tender requires a computer services firm to develop and maintain internet and intranet applications for federal departments across Canada. The work involves planning, analyzing, and supporting local and wide area networks, with a deadline for questions on July 4, 2028.
Canada is buying off-the-shelf software licenses and maintenance support services for the government. The work will not include hardware, cloud services, or professional IT consulting. This arrangement is a non-binding agreement that may turn into a contract later.
The Government of Canada is buying cloud-based software services for the National Capital Region. This is a one-time project with no specific start or end date.
Official title: EN578-191593F RFSA - SaaS Method of Supply (GC Cloud)
Shared Services Canada is hiring skilled professionals to design, install, and maintain AV and conferencing technology systems across Canada.
This document provides a summary of feedback received from the RFI and one-on-one vendor demonstration sessions HT218-234191/B.