Renewal calendar

Most maintenance contracts run for a few years, then go back out to tender. This calendar shows when the recurring contracts we've seen are likely to come up again, so you can be ready before the notice is posted.

July 2029

Expected Jul 2029 – Nov 2031

Typical term for the work

W689M-260001_B - General Construction Services – CFB Moose Jaw

Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) · Regina & southern Saskatchewan

Opens in about 32 months · about 28 months wideToday to 3 years out

Term
Not stated. We assumed 3 years + up to 2 years of options, typical for this work
Last tendered
Oct 23, 2026
Why this date?

The last round closed Oct 23, 2026, and contracts usually start about six weeks later. We used a term of 3 years + up to 2 years of options, typical for this work. It ends Dec 7, 2029 if no options are used, or Dec 7, 2031 if they all are. These are estimates; the official posting is what counts.

General contracting & renovationsExcavation & civil works

How we estimate

When a recurring contract closes, we read its term from the notice (for example "three-year term with two one-year options") and assume it starts about six weeks after closing. Buyers usually re-tender a few months before a contract ends, so the window runs from five months before the earliest end (no options used) to one month before the latest end (every option used). When an award notice gives the real start date, we use that.

These are estimates. Buyers can extend, cancel, combine or bring work in-house, and some renew by invitation. Only contracts whose notice states a term appear here, and each one drops off once we see it re-tendered.

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