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Indigenous Services Canada needs a team to manage Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server databases for a federal client. The work involves database administration, analysis, and support, and the contract runs for two years plus three one-year options.
The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada needs a cybersecurity firm to perform an enterprise-level security assessment and risk report for its IT systems. The work involves evaluating security controls, identifying gaps, and creating remediation plans over a 164-day period.
PSPC is leasing 1,451 square metres of office space in Calgary for 10 years, starting October 1, 2029, with a right to extend for two years.
The Government of Canada is hiring a software company to integrate and support Human Capital Management systems for its HR-to-Pay transformation.
This contract requires removing old asphalt, regrading the ground, and installing a new paved surface for a parking lot. The work must follow the National Building Code of Canada and be finished by March 31, 2027.
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) requires the provision of parts and labour (technical support, programming, installation, service, and maintenance) on an “as and when requested” basis for its Integrated Security System (ISS) at CRA locations across Canada.
You must provide qualified security personnel to protect SSC employees and assets in Ottawa, Gatineau, and Ontario for 2 years plus 5 one-year options.
The National Research Council Canada (NRC) requires a Contractor to complete the sanitary and storm sewer separation - Phase 4 located at 1200 Montreal Road, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0R6.
The Embassy of Canada in Algiers needs routine cleaning and janitorial services for its compound. This work supports a clean, safe environment and must be completed without interfering with daily operations.
A contractor must replace a 110-meter retaining wall and pave a 2-meter pathway in Jasper National Park during Fall 2026 to restore safety and stability.