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Nov 16, 2026
Public Works and Government Services Canada is issuing this request for proposals on behalf of the Canada Border Services Agency. The project requires a general contractor to refurbish the courtyards of the Laval Immigration Holding Centre. The solicitation uses competitive open bidding with lowest-price selection.
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Oct 16, 2026
The Canada Border Services Agency’s Forensic Document Examination section requires the supply and delivery of one high-resolution digital microscope to Ottawa, Ontario. The Department of Public Works and Government Services is the contracting organization for this equipment procurement. The solicitation is a competitive Request for Proposal with lowest price as the selection criterion.
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Oct 16, 2026
The Department of Public Works and Government Services is seeking a contractor to provide a comprehensive CCTV system at a federal site within 100 kilometres of Montréal, Quebec. The work includes design, procurement, installation, configuration, programming, staff training, commissioning, and testing. This open solicitation cancels and supersedes an earlier solicitation under the same number.
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Ottawa
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355 North River Road, Tower B, 6th Floor
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K1A 0L8
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This document outlines the Canada Border Services Agency's commitment to sustainable development, serving as a supplementary table to the Departmental Plan for the fiscal year 2019-2020. It integrates environmental considerations into decision-making processes through Strategic Environmental Assessments and aligns with the federal government's approach to sustainable development. The strategy focuses on four key areas: Greening Government, Healthy Wildlife Populations, Sustainable Food, and Safe and Healthy Communities, aiming to contribute to emissions reduction, biodiversity protection, food security, and the creation of clean, safe communities.
This Departmental Plan outlines the Canada Border Services Agency's strategic direction for 2026-2027. It centers on reinforcing frontline capacity through officer recruitment and deployment, and modernizing traveller and commercial processing via initiatives such as Traveller Modernization, eManifest, and CARM. The plan also prioritizes strengthening detection, intelligence, and enforcement capabilities against illicit drugs, firearms, stolen vehicles, human smuggling, and trade-based financial crime. Key strategic pillars include improving management excellence, cybersecurity, data analytics/AI, and operational efficiency in the context of fiscal restraint, alongside advancing reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples and enhancing diversity, equity, and inclusion across the workforce. The overarching objective is to ensure sustainable and resilient border operations aligned with broader government priorities and statutory obligations.
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This 2023-2027 Departmental Sustainable Development Strategy for the Canada Border Services Agency outlines the agency's commitment to sustainable development. It focuses on integrating sustainable principles into operations, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, advance reconciliation with Indigenous peoples, promote sustainable procurement, and enhance emergency management. The strategy supports five key Sustainable Development Goals: fostering healthier food systems, promoting reconciliation and equality, reducing waste, taking action on climate change, and conserving Canadian biodiversity.
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