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Calls for tenders

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Bidding on calls for tenders can significantly increase turnover for businesses of any size, regardless of their development stage. Proper preparation is however necessary to maximize the chances of success in this rigorous process.

Our advisors can inform you on how calls for tenders operate and on the advantages of bidding, as well as direct you to helpful resources to win new contracts.


» Contact us today to quickly get answers to your questions and receive a free assessment in order to maximize your chances of winning the next call for tenders you bid on.

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QUICKLY FIND THE INFORMATION YOU NEED TO WIN YOUR NEXT BID.

Use these free and practical tools to understand the tendering process and prepare yourself accordingly.

  1. How to
  2. Calls for tenders and promotion of your products and services
  3. Filing a complaint

1. HOW TO

  • What the government buys 

    From airplanes to paper clips, the Government of Canada buys many products and services. Learn more about what you can sell to the Government of Canada.

  • Supply arrangements 

    Become a pre-qualified supplier for the Government of Canada for certain goods and services.

  • Standing offers 

    Register for a standing offer with the Government of Canada to get a chance to sell your goods or services to government departments.

2. CALLS FOR TENDERS AND PROMOTION OF YOUR PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

3. FILING A COMPLAINT

  • Office of the Procurement Ombudsman  1 866 734-5169

    Services offered:  Review of supplier complaints - Dispute resolution between suppliers and federal departments - Review of government contracting practices

  • Office of the Procurement Ombudsman  1 866 734-5169

    Services offered:  Review of supplier complaints - Dispute resolution between suppliers and federal departments - Review of government contracting practices


 


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