Calls for tenders

Selling to the government could be a profitable step for your business.

Contact Government of Canada departments and agencies for contracting opportunities, and promote your products and services to them.

Learn how to find opportunities and understand the procurement process of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).

Your business has 100 employees or more and works on federal government contracts of $1 million or more? You must meet employment equity requirements.

Use this guide to help you bid on government opportunities so that you can sell your goods or services to the government.

Learn about Ontario's purchasing policies and how to sell your products and services to the government.

Find out about contract bidding opportunities and the bidding process used by Public Services and Procurement Canada.

Find out how to increase your chances of becoming a supplier to the Government of Canada.

Learn how to identify potential contracts, what to include in your bid and how to draft it to have the best chances of success.

Learn how to draw up a price list, prepare proposals and estimates, price a contract bid and present your prices to your customers.

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

Expand your market by selling your goods or services to governments of foreign countries.

Take advantage of the many opportunities for selling goods and services to provincial and territorial governments across the country.

Discover the potential benefits of expanding your market and becoming a government supplier.

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

Unfamiliar with some of the terms used in government procurement? Our glossary will help you understand the more common terms associated with selling to government.

Find out about selling to the Government of Canada, including registering as a supplier, finding opportunities, and preparing bids.

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.

Learn about Canada's main trade agreements and how their procurement provisions may affect your procurement contract.

Find information on European public procurement and opportunities to do business with the European Union and its member states.

Tender online for requests for proposals from the Government of Quebec.

Find opportunities to sell your goods or services to the United States government.

Find Australian Government procurement opportunities.

Use this directory to identify and market yourself and your goods to purchasing managers in Public Works and Government Services Canada.

Find procurement opportunities for the federal, provincial and territorial governments.

If you are a professional or a specialist, you can register your business in this database to conduct business with the Government of Canada.

If you are Aboriginal and want to sell your goods or services to the government, find out how to apply for government contracts.

Are you interested in doing business with the Government of PEI? Find links to open tenders on the Procurement Services website.

Promote your company in the Innu Business Registry and find Innu businesses that are offering the goods and services you need.

If you are an innovator with ideas about solving defence and security challenges, you could get funding of up to $200,000 to develop your proposal.

Does your business offer construction, architectural or engineering services? Register in this database to become an approved supplier to the Government of Canada.

Find the information you need to do business with the Government of Quebec and benefit from Quebec government contracts.

Do you want to sell to the Government of Canada? Find out how to register as a supplier and add your business to the database.

You can access information on Government of Yukon's contracting process and find out about current and anticipated tenders.

Get information about selling your goods and services to the Government of Canada.

Get help accessing contracts for infrastructure or defence materials and services from foreign governments.

Under this agreement, you are ensured equal treatment when bidding or working on construction projects in Ontario and Quebec.

Find opportunities to sell your products or services to the Government of Alberta and to other agencies.

Find opportunities to sell your goods and services to government and other public sector bodies.

Learn about the process when submitting your proposal for the Build in Canada Innovation Program.

Find tender notices for goods, services and construction work from Nova Scotia government departments and public sector organizations.

You can access information on selling goods and services to the Yukon government.

Want to develop an innovative product for a department or agency of the Government of Canada? Apply for funding to help solve GOC challenges.

Extend your target market by selling to the Government of Manitoba.

Use this system to have full access to all government of Saskatchewan requests for tenders.

If you are pursuing contracts with foreign governments, the Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC) can help.

Every year, the BC Government buys a wide range of goods and services from businesses of all sizes and types. Your business could be one of them.

Find opportunities to sell your products or services to governments and other organizations using the MERX system.

Find out how you can bid on opportunities for selling goods and services to the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Find opportunities to sell your products or services to the Federal Government through buyandsell.gc.ca.

You can search for or register an Indigenous business in this directory of suppliers.

Find out how your Inuit- or Nunavut-owned business can provide goods and services to the Government of Nunavut.

Find opportunities to sell your products to the Government of the NWT.

Services offered:  Government calls for tenders monitoring - Public procurement

Services offered:  Reception and review of complaints on public procurement contracts - Dispute resolution service for disputes between suppliers and federal departments.