Time Left to Bid
Closed
Basic information
- Reference number
- 22784996822
- Issuing organization
- Shared Services Canada · Find award history →
- Government level
- Federal
- Solicitation type
- Information Technology
- Title
- Network Solutions Procurement Vehicle
- Source
- MERX
- Source ID
- 22784996822
Details
- Location
- Canada, Canada
Summary
A procurement vehicle established by Shared Services Canada to streamline the acquisition of network and technology infrastructure solutions for government departments.
Dates
- Publication
- 2026/02/10 12:00:00 AM UTC
- Closing date
- 2026/03/17 12:00:00 AM UTC
Documents
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Executive summary
This document outlines the Buy Canadian Policy framework for the Network Solutions Procurement Vehicle (NSPV), which is designed to support delivery of secure, modern, and resilient network solutions while advancing federal procurement objectives. The framework enables flexible application of Canadian content requirements, promotes participation by Indigenous businesses and SMEs, and reserves the right to apply various procurement measures at the point of individual solicitations. The policy defines Canadian suppliers, content requirements, and establishes evaluation criteria for Canadian value-added components. Implementation allows for requirement-by-requirement determination of Buy Canadian measures based on value, complexity, and market capacity.
Mandatory requirements
- 01Place of business in Canada with permanent activities clearly identified by name and accessible during normal business hours
- 02Registration and filing taxes in Canada (GST/HST, corporate income tax)
- 03Maintained registered address in Canada with personnel and/or day-to-day business activities
- 04Commitment to not subcontract work to non-Canadian suppliers in manner resulting in minimal value-added activities in Canada
- 05Provide mandatory declarations on Canadian incorporation status
- 06Provide information on Canadian ownership and control where applicable
- 07Disclose Canadian operational footprint including facilities and workforce
- 08Identify anticipated Canadian labour and service delivery components
- 09Declare use of Canadian subcontractors or partners
Suggested win themes
- —Strong Canadian operational presence with facilities, workforce, and service delivery capabilities
- —Comprehensive Canadian subcontracting and partnership ecosystem
- —Indigenous business partnerships and socio-economic supplier relationships
- —Demonstrated track record of Canadian value-added activities in network solutions
- —Ability to meet evolving security and resilience requirements for government networks