Annex H - Definitions of Subsequent Contract Terms (Prioritization of Canadian Suppliers and Canadian Content)
Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) / Services gouvernementaux et Approvisionnements Canada · Canada
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- Federal
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- Title
- Annex H - Definitions of Subsequent Contract Terms (Prioritization of Canadian Suppliers and Canadian Content)
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- CanadaBuys
- Source ID
- bpm025850
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- Canada
Summary
This document provides detailed ICT accessibility requirements for products and services based on the CAN/ASC - EN 301 549:2024 standard, which incorporates Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA. The document outlines functional performance statements covering 11 key areas including usage without vision, with limited vision, without hearing, with limited hearing, with limited manipulation, with limited reach, cognitive accessibility, and privacy. It then presents detailed functional accessibility requirements organized by perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust principles, with specific success criteria derived from WCAG 2.1. The document is not a procurement RFP but rather a reference standard and guidance document for organizations procuring or developing ICT products and services. It provides requirements for both content (web pages and non-web documents) and software, along with documentation and support service requirements. The standard applies to hardware, software, voice communication, video capabilities, and digital content, with emphasis on ensuring people with and without disabilities can access the same information and perform the same tasks.
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This document is Annex H to a federal contract template and provides comprehensive definitions of key contractual terms related to the prioritization of Canadian suppliers and Canadian content in Canadian government procurement. It is not itself a procurement opportunity but rather a definitional reference document that would be included in subsequent contracts issued by the Government of Canada. The definitions cover terms such as 'Canadian Goods,' 'Canadian Supplier,' 'Canadian Service,' 'Cana...
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