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Details: Primary Care Physicians Services This Requirement Is For: The Correctional Service Of Canada, Edmonton Institution In The Prairie Region Trade Agreement: This Procurement Is Not Subject To Any Trade Agreement. Tendering Procedures: All Interested Suppliers May Submit A Bid. Competitive Procurement Strategy: Compliant Bid With The Highest Technical Score. Set-aside Under The Procurement Strategy For Indigenous Business: This Procurement Is Not Subject To Any Set-asides For Indigenous Suppliers. Comprehensive Land Claim Agreement: This Procurement Is Not Subject To A Comprehensive Land Claims Agreement. Security Requirements: This Contract Includes Security Requirements. Nature Of Requirements: The Following Is A Summary Of The Statement Of Work For This Requirement. The Correctional Service Canada (csc) Health Services, Require Services From A Primary Care Physician (pcp) For The Edmonton Institution In The Prairie Region. Objectives: To Meet Csc’s Mandate To Implement Primary Health Care And Essential Health Services At All Stages Of A Patient’s Sentence In Particular The Provision Of A Physician As Outlined In The Statement Of Work. Deliverables: The Contractor (pcp) Must Provide Integrated, Trauma Informed, Culturally Appropriate Primary Care Health Services To Patients, As Requested By The Project Authority, Consistent With The Performance Standards Outlined In This Statement Of Work And Changes To Policy, Guidelines And Performance Standards The Health Services Executive Team (hset) Approves During The Contract Period. Any Conditions For Participation Of Suppliers Not Specified In Solicitation Documentation: None. Estimated Quantity Of Commodity: See Solicitation Document Statement Of Work And Basis Of Payment. Duration Of Contract And Time Frame For Delivery: Period Of The Contract: The Work Is To Be Performed During The Period Of September 1st, 2025, To August 31st, 2028, Inclusive. File Number: 21120-25-5013549 Contracting Authority: Sylvie Gallant Telephone Number: 506-378-8724 E-mail: Sylvie.gallant@csc-scc.gc.ca Note To Bidders: Bidders Can Obtain The Complete Statement Of Work And Evaluation Criteria By Downloading The Solicitation Document And Associated Documents From The Canada Buys / Tender Opportunities Website. The Crown Reserves The Right To Negotiate With Suppliers On Any Procurement. Documents May Be Submitted In Either Official Language Of Canada (english Or French). After Contract Award, Bidders May Request A Debriefing On The Results Of The Bid Solicitation Process. Bidders Should Make The Request To The Contracting Authority Within Fifteen (15) Working Days Of Receipt Of The Results Of The Bid Solicitation Process. The Debriefing May Be In Writing, By Telephone Or In Person. Procurement Assistance Canada (pac) Offers Seminars To Businesses Interested In Learning How To Sell Goods And Services To The Government Of Canada. The Seminars Are Free. Topics Include: ? Understand The Federal Procurement Process; ? Learn About Searching For Opportunities; ? Find Out How To Bid On Opportunities; ? Discover How To Prepare To Sell To The Government. The Full Schedule Of Seminars Can Be Found On The Procurement Assistance Canada Website, Under Find An Event (procurement Assistance Canada: Find An Event - Canada.ca).

Details: This Procurement Is Subject To The Provisions Of The Canadian Free Trade Agreement And The Canada-european Union Comprehensive Economic And Trade Agreement. Where Permissible Under The Applicable Trade Agreements And The Regulation Under The Procurement Act, Service New Brunswick Reserves The Right To Give Preferential Treatment To A Prospective Supplier From New Brunswick. Should This Right Be Exercised, The Following Order Of Priority Will Apply: A) Firstly, New Brunswick Manufacturers If The Goods To Be Procured Are Manufactured In New Brunswick; And B) Secondly, New Brunswick Vendors. When Bid Submissions Are Evaluated On Price: - Applicability Of The Preferences Will Be Determined Based On The Price Differential Between The Lowest-priced Acceptable Bid And The Bid Receiving The Preferential Treatment. - The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Supplier Preference May Be Applied Will Vary Between 2.5% And 10% Depending On The Total Estimated Value Of The Procurement, In Accordance With The Ranges Set Out In The Regulation Under The Procurement Act. - The Preferential Treatment Will Be Applied By Making The Award To The Nb Supplier. When Bid Submissions Are Evaluated On A Point System: - Applicability Of The Preferences Will Be Determined Based On The Price Differential Between The Pricing Component Of The Highest Scoring Acceptable Bid Submission And The Pricing Component Of The Bid(s) Receiving The Preferential Treatment. - The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Supplier Preference May Be Applied Will Vary Between 2.5% And 10% Depending On The Total Estimated Value Of The Procurement, In Accordance With The Ranges Set Out In The Regulation Under The Procurement Act. - The Preferential Treatment Will Be Applied By Allotting A Maximum Of An Additional 5% Of The Total Possible Points To New Brunswick Manufacturers' Total Scores And 4% To Nb Vendors' Total Scores. If No Bid From A New Brunswick Manufacturer Has Been Retained For Preferential Treatment, New Brunswick Vendors May Receive A Maximum Of An Additional 5% Of The Total Possible Points Rather Than 4%. The Decision To Apply A Preference Will Be At The Sole Discretion Of Service New Brunswick. To Be Eligible, Suppliers Must Meet The Definition Of Nb Supplier As Identified By The Regulation Under The Procurement Act. Nb Manufacturers Should Indicate In Their Bid That They Are A Nb Manufacturer To Be Considered For The Nb Manufacturer Preference. When Stating "unit Price" On Bid Submissions, Vendors Are Required To Quote Pricings No More Than Four (4) Digit Positions After The Decimal Point. More Than 4 Digit Positions After The Decimal Point Will Be Rounded-off To The Fourth Position. New Brunswick Manufacturer Preference By Stating Yes In The Input Box, I Confirm That I Am A Manufacturer Of Goods With A Place Of Business In New Brunswick As Defined Below And Am Therefore Eligible To Be Considered For The Nb Manufacturer Preference As Defined In This Solicitation Document. If The Input Box Is Left Incomplete The Bid May Be Ineligible For The New Brunswick Manufacturer Preference. Place Of Business Means An Establishment Where A Manufacturer Regularly Conducts Its Activities On A Permanent Basis, Is Clearly Identified By Name And Is Accessible During Normal Business Hours. New Brunswick Vendor Preference By Stating Yes In The Input Box, I Confirm That I Am A Vendor Of Goods Or Services With A Place Of Business In New Brunswick As Defined Below And Am Therefore Eligible To Be Considered For The Nb Vendor Preference As Defined In This Solicitation Document. If The Input Box Is Left Incomplete The Bid May Be Ineligible For The New Brunswick Vendor Preference. Place Of Business Means An Establishment Where A Vendor Regularly Conducts Its Activities On A Permanent Basis, Is Clearly Identified By Name And Is Accessible During Normal Business Hours. Ship And Marine Miscellaneous Equipment - Repair Scope This Invitation To Tender Consists Of Painting Services For The F60-henry Nase Ferry. Specifications Please See The Attached Specification And Drawings. For The Item No. And Corresponding Technical Requirement Listed Below In The Item Description, Please Refer To Part B Of The Attached Specification. Site Visit Bidders Will Be Able To Visit The Evandale Site On Thursday, July 3,2025 Between The Hours Of 8:30am To 4:30pm. How To Submit Pricing Vendors Are To Indicate Their Unit Price In The "unit Price Including Discount" Column And Extend The Price (multiply Unit Price By Quantity) To The "extended Price" Column Directly On This Invitation To Tender. There Are No Additional Pricing Sheets To Be Completed With This Bid. Unit Price Should Include All Labour, Materials (other Than Paints Which Will Be Supplied By The Owner) And Equipment Required To Perform The Work Specified. Vendors Must Bid On All Items Within This Invitation To Tender. Partial Bids Will Be Considered Non-compliant. Submittals Vendors Are Requested To Include The Following With Their Bid Submission: 1. List Of Two (2) References Including: A. Name Of Reference B. Organization Name. C. Contact Phone Number D. Contact Email Address 2. Proof Of Insurance 3. Proof Of Worksafe Nb Coverage (if Applicable) Contract Award Criteria Compliant Bids Will Be Evaluated Based Upon The Lowest Total Price Bid That Meets The Specifications Listed Within This Document. Vendors Shall Be Able To Meet The Required Specifications Detailed Within The Item Description And Attached Specifications. Completion Date The Successful Vendor Is To Have All Work Completed By March 31, 2026. Vendor Questions All Inquiries Should Be Received Seven (7) Calendar Days Prior To The Closing Date; Any Inquiries Received Less Than Seven (7) Calendar Days Prior To The Closing Date Cannot Be Guaranteed A Response. Please Reference The Tender Number And Closing Date Within Your Communications To Ensure A Prompt And Accurate Reply. Requirements Vendors Are Required To Sign And Date Their Bid In The Space Provided Below. This Is A Tender Notice Only. In Order To Submit A Bid, You Must Obtain Official Tender Documents From The New Brunswick Opportunities Network, Another Authorized Tendering Service Or As Indicated In The Tender Notice. Instructions For Bid Submission 1. Bids Will Only Be Accepted By Electronic Transmission As Follows: A. By E-bidding Through Nbon (when E-bidding Is Possible); Or B. By Fax To: (506) 444-4200 (fax To Dedicated Mailbox). Note: Proposals In Response To A Request For Proposals (rfp) Will Not Be Accepted By Fax; Or C. By Email To Nbbids@snb.ca Or Soumissionsnb@snb.ca (do Not Submit Bids To Any Other Email). Click Here Instructions For Bid Submission By Email For Important Instructions On How To Submit Bids By Email. D. Please Refrain From Submitting Your Bid Through Multiple Electronic Channels To Avoid Duplicate Bids. 2. All Bids Must Be Properly Signed By An Authorized Person. A. For Bids Submitted By Email Or Fax: Typed Signatures (in Any Font) That Are Not On The Bid Itself (i.e. In The Body Of The Email Or On The Fax Cover Sheet) Will Not Be Accepted. 3. All Bids Must Be Legible, Properly Completed And Contain The Proper Solicitation Number. 4. The Proponent Is Solely Responsible For Ensuring That The Bid Submission In Its Entirety, Including All Attachments, Is Received Before Closing Date And Time As Indicated On The Solicitation Documents. A. The Proponent Bears All Risk Associated With Delivering Its Bid By Electronic Submission, Including But Not Limited To Delays In Transmission Between The Proponent's Computer And The Province's Electronic Mail System, Nbon Or Fax. B. The Date And Time Of Official Receipt Of The Bid Will Be The Time Of Receipt Recorded In The Nbon System (for E-bids) Or The Time Of Receipt In The Province's Electronic Mail System (for Fax And Email Bid Submissions). 5. All Bids Must Be Stated In Canadian Funds. Sales Taxes Should Not Be Included In The Unit, Extended Or Total Prices. 6. All Tenders Must Be Ddp (delivery Duty Paid), Per Incoterms 2020 Ddp. The Seller Bears All Costs And Risks Until The Goods Are Delivered To The Buyer At The Named Place Of Destination, Ready For Unloading, And Cleared For Import, Including All Duties And Taxes. 7. This Invitation Is Being Conducted Under The Provisions Of The Procurement Act And Regulation 2014-93 As Of The Date Of The Issuance Of The Invitation. Questions: Written Questions Relating To This Opportunity May Be Submitted To The Address Provided Below Via Email By Clicking On Questions. Please Be Sure To Include The Solicitation/tender Number In The Subject Line. Email Address: Bidquestionssoumissions@snb.ca Note: This Email Account Is Strictly For The Receipt Of Questions On Open Opportunities. This Email Is Not For The Submission Of Bids. Excluded Jurisdictions 1. In Accordance With Section 162.1 Of Regulation 2014-93 Under The Procurement Act, Us Bids For This Solicitation May Be Refused At The Sole Discretion Of The Government Of New Brunswick. Refused Bids Will Not Be Returned And There Will Be No Further Notification To Refused Bidders. 2. For The Purpose Of This Section: 2.1 "us Bid" Means A Bid Submission From: A) A Us Entity, Or B) A Joint Venture, Syndicate, Partnership Or Other Business Combination Or Cooperative Arrangement In Combination With A Us Entity That Is Submitted From A Place Of Business Within The United States Of America. 2.2 "us Entity" Means A) A Business Or Professional Organization, Including Without Limitation A Corporation, Partnership, Joint Venture, Professional Corporation, Limited Liability Company, Sole Proprietorship, Trust Or Association Or Other Commercial Organization, That Is Created, Established, Formed Or Incorporated In Any Jurisdiction In The United States Of America; And B) Any Entity That Is Owned Or Controlled By An Entity Listed In Paragraph 2.2(a); And 2.3 "place Of Business" Means An Establishment Where A Vendor Or Manufacturer Conducts Activities On A Permanent Basis, Is Clearly Identified By Name And Is Accessible During Normal Business Hours. Tariffs Price Adjustments Suppliers Should Prepare Bid Submissions Based On Information And Costs Known At The Time Of Submission. If The Price Of Any Goods Included Within This Solicitation Is Affected By New, Previously Undisclosed Tariffs Or Duties Implemented After The Bid Submission Period Has Closed, The Awarded Supplier(s) May Request A Price Increase From The Government Of New Brunswick (gnb) To Offset The Increased Costs (a "tariff Price Adjustment") As Outlined In This Section. Before Requesting A Tariff Price Adjustment From Gnb, Suppliers Should First Seek Refund Or Relief From Applicable Federal And Provincial/territorial Government Applicable Tariff Relief Programs. If The Supplier Is Unable To Obtain Financial Relief Or Support From Federal And/or Provincial/territorial Governments, Suppliers May Request A Tariff Price Adjustment From Gnb For The Affected Goods, After Providing Sufficient Evidence That Financial Relief Or Support Was Denied. Suppliers Must Substantiate Any Tariff Price Adjustment Request With Supporting Information And Documentation Satisfactory To Gnb In Its Sole Discretion, Including But Not Limited To: 1) A Detailed Description Of The Goods On Which A Price Increase Is Sought, The Associated Hs Codes, And The Applicable Tariffs; 2) Detailed Breakdown Of How Tariffs Have Impacted The Supplier's Operations And/or Supply Chain, Including Raw Materials, Production, And Shipping; 3) A Cost Comparison Before And After The Tariffs, Showing How They Directly Impact The Supplier's Pricing, And The Supplier's Plans To Mitigate Cost Pressures; 4) Evidence Demonstrating The Supplier's Inability To Source The Goods Or Substitutes From Non-us Suppliers, Or Other Factors Preventing The Sourcing Of The Goods Or Substitutes From Non-us Suppliers (e.g., Contractual Obligations); And 5) Any Supportive Or Corroborative Information, Such As Communications From The Supplier's Supply Chain Or Logistics Partners, Which Confirms The Impact Of Tariffs On The Supplier's Costs. Requests For Tariff Price Adjustments Should Be Sent To The Contact Person On The Purchase Order Or Contract. Acceptance Of Any Price Increase Is Solely At The Government Of New Brunswick's Discretion, And Subject To Any Conditions Imposed At The Time Of Approval. All Bids Will Be Deemed To Have Been Submitted In Contemplation Of The Above Noted Potential Adjustments To Price. By Submitting A Bid, Each Supplier Acknowledges That The Other Suppliers Who Have Submitted Bids May Obtain A Tariff Price Adjustment In Accordance With The Requirements Noted Above, And Waives Any Claim, Action Or Proceeding Against Gnb Relating To A Tariff Price Adjustment To Any Contract Arising From This Solicitation. A Bidder Must Obtain Official Solicitation Documents From A Distribution Service, Authorized By The Minister Of Service New Brunswick, In Order To Submit A Bid. The Current Authorized Distribution Services Are The New Brunswick Opportunities Network (nbon) (operated By Service New Brunswick, Province Of Nb), Bidsalert (operated By Tendering Publications Ltd.) And Merx (operated By Mediagrif Interactive Technologies). Bids Should Be Submitted On The Official Bid Documents Obtained From These Authorized Distribution Services. The Atlantic Provinces Standard Terms & Conditions For Goods And Services Apply To This Procurement And Are Considered To Be Incorporated Into This Document. By Submitting A Bid, You Agree And Accept These Terms And Conditions. Current "atlantic Provinces Standard Terms And Conditions" Are Available On The New Brunswick Opportunities Network, The Council Of Atlantic Premiers' Website Or From An Authorized Service Provider. Solicitation Documents Will Be Provided In Either Of The Province Of New Brunswick's Two Official Languages; English Or French Upon Request. The Province Of New Brunswick Reserves The Right To Negotiate Pricing, Value Added And Other Savings Opportunities With The Successful Proponent At Time Of Award And Throughout The Contract. All Suppliers Engaged To Deliver Services On Behalf Of The Government Of New Brunswick Must Ensure Compliance With The Official Languages Act In The Delivery Of Those Services. For More Information, Please Refer To The Official Languages Act. All Discounts Quoted Will Be Considered To Be Without Limitations. Under Canadian Law (and International Agreements), Your Bid Must Arrive Separately And Independently, Without Conspiracy, Collusion Or Fraud; See Http://www.competitionbureau.gc.ca/eic/site/cb-bc.nsf/eng/home For Further Information. Award Of Contracts: No Contract Shall Be Awarded And No Payment Shall Be Made To A Vendor Unless Authorized By The Minister Or His Delegates. The Minister May Make An Award To The Preferred Vendor Conditional On The Negotiation And Acceptance Of A Detailed Contract Between The Province And The Vendor. In Such Cases, Should The Detailed Contract Negotiations Not Be Completed In A Reasonable Period Of Time, The Province Reserves The Right To Discontinue Negotiations With The Vendor And Subsequently Enter Into Negotiations With The Second Preferred Vendor. Pay Equity Does Your Organization Have 50 Or More Employees? The Government Of New Brunswick Is Committed To Encouraging And Incentivizing The Adoption Of Pay Equity By Employers Doing Business With Government. Prior To The Award Of Procurements For Goods And Services Valued Over $1,000,000, Suppliers, With Fifty (50) Or More Employees Will Be Required To Complete The Pay Equity Learning Module Developed By The Women's Equality Branch. Suppliers Should Provide A Copy Of Their Certificate Of Completion With Their Bid Submission. To Complete The Online Module And Obtain Your Certificate, Please Visit Www.gnb.ca/payequity. For Questions, Please Contact The Pay Equity Bureau Toll Free: (877) 253-0266 Or By Email: Peb-bes@gnb.ca. No Right Or Duty, In Whole Or In Part, Of The Vendor Under A Contract Issued May Be Assigned Or Delegated Without The Prior Consent Of The Strategic Procurement Branch. Unless Indicated Otherwise In This Tender Notice Or Attached Documents, All Prices Must Be Extended And Totalled. All Suppliers Engaged To Deliver Goods Or Services To The Government Of New Brunswick Must Ensure Compliance With The Designated Materials Regulation In The Provision Or Delivery Of Those Goods Obligated Under That Regulation. Please Refer To Recycle Nb's Website And The Designated Materials Regulation For Specifics. Direct Deposit The Province Of New Brunswick Uses Direct Deposit As The Standard Method Of Issuing Payments. Suppliers Are Required To Provide Bank Account Information And An Email Address For The Notice Of Remittance. Please Send The Completed Direct Deposit Form To Service New Brunswick (e-mail Address And Mailing Address Are Indicated On The Form). Please Click On The Link Below To View The Direct Deposit Form. Https://www2.snb.ca/content/dam/snb/procurement/directdepositvirementdirect.pdf Payment Of Invoices Payment Of Invoices Is The Responsibility Of The Department Or Organization To Whom The Goods Are Shipped Or Services Are Supplied. Where The Estimated Value Of The Goods Or Services To Be Procured Is Below The Lowest Applicable Threshold Value Of Any Relevant Trade Agreement, Service New Brunswick Reserves The Right To Give Preferential Treatment To A Prospective Supplier From New Brunswick. Should This Right Be Exercised, The Following Order Of Priority Will Apply: A) Firstly, New Brunswick Manufacturers If The Goods To Be Procured Are Manufactured In New Brunswick; And B) Secondly, New Brunswick Vendors. When Bid Submissions Are Evaluated On Price: - Applicability Of The Preferences Will Be Determined Based On The Price Differential Between The Lowest-priced Acceptable Bid And The Bid Receiving The Preferential Treatment. - The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Supplier Preference May Be Applied Will Be Limited To 10%. When The Lowest-priced Acceptable Bid Before Preferential Treatment Is Applied Is A New Brunswick Vendor, The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Manufacturer Preference Will Be Applied Will Be Limited To 5%. - The Preferential Treatment Will Be Applied By Making The Award To The Nb Supplier. When Bid Submissions Are Evaluated On A Point System: - Applicability Of The Preferences Will Be Determined Based On The Price Differential Between The Pricing Component Of The Highest Scoring Acceptable Bid Submission And The Pricing Component Of The Bid(s) Receiving The Preferential Treatment. - The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Supplier Preference May Be Applied Will Be Limited To 10%. When The Highest Scoring Acceptable Bid Submission Before Preferential Treatment Is Applied Is A New Brunswick Vendor, The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Manufacturer Preference Will Be Applied Will Be Limited To 5%. - The Preferential Treatment Will Be Applied By Allotting A Maximum Of An Additional 5% Of The Total Possible Points To New Brunswick Manufacturers' Total Scores And 4% To Nb Vendors' Total Scores. If No Bid From A New Brunswick Manufacturer Has Been Retained For Preferential Treatment, New Brunswick Vendors May Receive A Maximum Of An Additional 5% Of The Total Possible Points Rather Than 4%. The Decision To Apply A Preference Will Be At The Sole Discretion Of Service New Brunswick. To Be Eligible, Suppliers Must Meet The Definition Of Nb Supplier As Identified By The Regulation Under The Procurement Act. Nb Manufacturers Should Indicate In Their Bid That They Are A Nb Manufacturer To Be Considered For The Nb Manufacturer Preference.

Details: This Procurement Is Subject To The Canadian Free Trade Agreement. Where Permissible Under The Applicable Trade Agreements And The Regulation Under The Procurement Act, Service New Brunswick Reserves The Right To Give Preferential Treatment To A Prospective Supplier From New Brunswick. Should This Right Be Exercised, The Following Order Of Priority Will Apply: A) Firstly, New Brunswick Manufacturers If The Goods To Be Procured Are Manufactured In New Brunswick; And B) Secondly, New Brunswick Vendors. When Bid Submissions Are Evaluated On Price: - Applicability Of The Preferences Will Be Determined Based On The Price Differential Between The Lowest-priced Acceptable Bid And The Bid Receiving The Preferential Treatment. - The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Supplier Preference May Be Applied Will Vary Between 2.5% And 10% Depending On The Total Estimated Value Of The Procurement, In Accordance With The Ranges Set Out In The Regulation Under The Procurement Act. - The Preferential Treatment Will Be Applied By Making The Award To The Nb Supplier. When Bid Submissions Are Evaluated On A Point System: - Applicability Of The Preferences Will Be Determined Based On The Price Differential Between The Pricing Component Of The Highest Scoring Acceptable Bid Submission And The Pricing Component Of The Bid(s) Receiving The Preferential Treatment. - The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Supplier Preference May Be Applied Will Vary Between 2.5% And 10% Depending On The Total Estimated Value Of The Procurement, In Accordance With The Ranges Set Out In The Regulation Under The Procurement Act. - The Preferential Treatment Will Be Applied By Allotting A Maximum Of An Additional 5% Of The Total Possible Points To New Brunswick Manufacturers' Total Scores And 4% To Nb Vendors' Total Scores. If No Bid From A New Brunswick Manufacturer Has Been Retained For Preferential Treatment, New Brunswick Vendors May Receive A Maximum Of An Additional 5% Of The Total Possible Points Rather Than 4%. The Decision To Apply A Preference Will Be At The Sole Discretion Of Service New Brunswick. To Be Eligible, Suppliers Must Meet The Definition Of Nb Supplier As Identified By The Regulation Under The Procurement Act. Nb Manufacturers Should Indicate In Their Bid That They Are A Nb Manufacturer To Be Considered For The Nb Manufacturer Preference. New Brunswick Vendor Preference By Stating Yes In The Input Box, I Confirm That I Am A Vendor Of Goods Or Services With A Place Of Business In New Brunswick As Defined Below And Am Therefore Eligible To Be Considered For The Nb Vendor Preference As Defined In This Solicitation Document. If The Input Box Is Left Incomplete The Bid May Be Ineligible For The New Brunswick Vendor Preference. Place Of Business Means An Establishment Where A Vendor Regularly Conducts Its Activities On A Permanent Basis, Is Clearly Identified By Name And Is Accessible During Normal Business Hours. Snow Removal And Salt Service (including Spreading Aggregate Or Other Snow Melting Material) Scope This Invitation To Tender Consists Of Snow Removal Services As Per The Attached Specifications On Behalf Of Department Of Transportation And Infrastructure At Locations At Region 1, Block A In Fredericton For A Period Of One (1) Year From November 1, 2025 Until October 31, 2026 With The Option To Renew For Three (3) Additional One (1) Year Periods In One (1) Year Increments Upon Written Agreement By Both Parties. Option Year Pricing Pricing Shall Be Subject To Negotiation Of A Satisfactory Contract Price Not To Exceed The Tendered Price Plus Any Published Increase In The New Brunswick Consumer Price Index. Contract Award Criteria A Contract Will Be Awarded To The Lowest Compliant Bid Which Meets The Requirements Detailed Within The Attached Specifications Of The Tender Documents. Site Visit A Site Visit Is Mandatory As Per Section 3.5 Of The Attached Document. The Site Visit Shall Be On July 9, 2025 At 10:00am And Shall Be Made Through: Department Of Transportation And Infrastructure Jon Storey 506 447 0323 Jon.storey@gnb.ca Requirements Prior To Award, References, Criminal Record Checks, And Insurance, Will Be Required As Per Section 4, 9 And 13 Respectively. To Expedite The Contract Award Process, Vendors Should Include These Items With Their Bid. How To Fill In Pricing There Are No Additional Pricing Sheets To Be Completed With This Bid. Vendors Should Bid Directly On This Invitation To Tender. How To Fill In Pricing: Unit Price = Price For One Year Extended Price = 1 Year Price (unit Price X 1 Year) Please Ensure To Also Indicate The Total Bid Price In The "total Including All Charges" Space Provided. The Price Bid Shall Not Include Hst. Vendors Are Required To Sign And Date Their Bid In The Space Provided Below Vendor Questions All Inquiries Should Be Received Seven (7) Calendar Days Prior To The Closing Date; Any Inquiries Received Less Than 7 Calendar Days Prior To The Closing Date Cannot Be Guaranteed A Response. Please Reference The Tender Number And Closing Date Within Your Communications To Ensure A Prompt And Accurate Reply. This Is A Tender Notice Only. In Order To Submit A Bid, You Must Obtain Official Tender Documents From The New Brunswick Opportunities Network, Another Authorized Tendering Service Or As Indicated In The Tender Notice. Instructions For Bid Submission 1. Bids Will Only Be Accepted By Electronic Transmission As Follows: A. By E-bidding Through Nbon (when E-bidding Is Possible); Or B. By Fax To: (506) 444-4200 (fax To Dedicated Mailbox). Note: Proposals In Response To A Request For Proposals (rfp) Will Not Be Accepted By Fax; Or C. By Email To Nbbids@snb.ca Or Soumissionsnb@snb.ca (do Not Submit Bids To Any Other Email). Click Here Instructions For Bid Submission By Email For Important Instructions On How To Submit Bids By Email. D. Please Refrain From Submitting Your Bid Through Multiple Electronic Channels To Avoid Duplicate Bids. 2. All Bids Must Be Properly Signed By An Authorized Person. A. For Bids Submitted By Email Or Fax: Typed Signatures (in Any Font) That Are Not On The Bid Itself (i.e. In The Body Of The Email Or On The Fax Cover Sheet) Will Not Be Accepted. 3. All Bids Must Be Legible, Properly Completed And Contain The Proper Solicitation Number. 4. The Proponent Is Solely Responsible For Ensuring That The Bid Submission In Its Entirety, Including All Attachments, Is Received Before Closing Date And Time As Indicated On The Solicitation Documents. A. The Proponent Bears All Risk Associated With Delivering Its Bid By Electronic Submission, Including But Not Limited To Delays In Transmission Between The Proponent's Computer And The Province's Electronic Mail System, Nbon Or Fax. B. The Date And Time Of Official Receipt Of The Bid Will Be The Time Of Receipt Recorded In The Nbon System (for E-bids) Or The Time Of Receipt In The Province's Electronic Mail System (for Fax And Email Bid Submissions). 5. All Bids Must Be Stated In Canadian Funds. Sales Taxes Should Not Be Included In The Unit, Extended Or Total Prices. 6. All Tenders Must Be Ddp (delivery Duty Paid), Per Incoterms 2020 Ddp. The Seller Bears All Costs And Risks Until The Goods Are Delivered To The Buyer At The Named Place Of Destination, Ready For Unloading, And Cleared For Import, Including All Duties And Taxes. 7. This Invitation Is Being Conducted Under The Provisions Of The Procurement Act And Regulation 2014-93 As Of The Date Of The Issuance Of The Invitation. Questions: Written Questions Relating To This Opportunity May Be Submitted To The Address Provided Below Via Email By Clicking On Questions. Please Be Sure To Include The Solicitation/tender Number In The Subject Line. Email Address: Bidquestionssoumissions@snb.ca Note: This Email Account Is Strictly For The Receipt Of Questions On Open Opportunities. This Email Is Not For The Submission Of Bids. Excluded Jurisdictions 1. In Accordance With Section 162.1 Of Regulation 2014-93 Under The Procurement Act, Us Bids For This Solicitation May Be Refused At The Sole Discretion Of The Government Of New Brunswick. Refused Bids Will Not Be Returned And There Will Be No Further Notification To Refused Bidders. 2. For The Purpose Of This Section: 2.1 "us Bid" Means A Bid Submission From: A) A Us Entity, Or B) A Joint Venture, Syndicate, Partnership Or Other Business Combination Or Cooperative Arrangement In Combination With A Us Entity That Is Submitted From A Place Of Business Within The United States Of America. 2.2 "us Entity" Means A) A Business Or Professional Organization, Including Without Limitation A Corporation, Partnership, Joint Venture, Professional Corporation, Limited Liability Company, Sole Proprietorship, Trust Or Association Or Other Commercial Organization, That Is Created, Established, Formed Or Incorporated In Any Jurisdiction In The United States Of America; And B) Any Entity That Is Owned Or Controlled By An Entity Listed In Paragraph 2.2(a); And 2.3 "place Of Business" Means An Establishment Where A Vendor Or Manufacturer Conducts Activities On A Permanent Basis, Is Clearly Identified By Name And Is Accessible During Normal Business Hours. Tariffs Price Adjustments Suppliers Should Prepare Bid Submissions Based On Information And Costs Known At The Time Of Submission. If The Price Of Any Goods Included Within This Solicitation Is Affected By New, Previously Undisclosed Tariffs Or Duties Implemented After The Bid Submission Period Has Closed, The Awarded Supplier(s) May Request A Price Increase From The Government Of New Brunswick (gnb) To Offset The Increased Costs (a "tariff Price Adjustment") As Outlined In This Section. Before Requesting A Tariff Price Adjustment From Gnb, Suppliers Should First Seek Refund Or Relief From Applicable Federal And Provincial/territorial Government Applicable Tariff Relief Programs. If The Supplier Is Unable To Obtain Financial Relief Or Support From Federal And/or Provincial/territorial Governments, Suppliers May Request A Tariff Price Adjustment From Gnb For The Affected Goods, After Providing Sufficient Evidence That Financial Relief Or Support Was Denied. Suppliers Must Substantiate Any Tariff Price Adjustment Request With Supporting Information And Documentation Satisfactory To Gnb In Its Sole Discretion, Including But Not Limited To: 1) A Detailed Description Of The Goods On Which A Price Increase Is Sought, The Associated Hs Codes, And The Applicable Tariffs; 2) Detailed Breakdown Of How Tariffs Have Impacted The Supplier's Operations And/or Supply Chain, Including Raw Materials, Production, And Shipping; 3) A Cost Comparison Before And After The Tariffs, Showing How They Directly Impact The Supplier's Pricing, And The Supplier's Plans To Mitigate Cost Pressures; 4) Evidence Demonstrating The Supplier's Inability To Source The Goods Or Substitutes From Non-us Suppliers, Or Other Factors Preventing The Sourcing Of The Goods Or Substitutes From Non-us Suppliers (e.g., Contractual Obligations); And 5) Any Supportive Or Corroborative Information, Such As Communications From The Supplier's Supply Chain Or Logistics Partners, Which Confirms The Impact Of Tariffs On The Supplier's Costs. Requests For Tariff Price Adjustments Should Be Sent To The Contact Person On The Purchase Order Or Contract. Acceptance Of Any Price Increase Is Solely At The Government Of New Brunswick's Discretion, And Subject To Any Conditions Imposed At The Time Of Approval. All Bids Will Be Deemed To Have Been Submitted In Contemplation Of The Above Noted Potential Adjustments To Price. By Submitting A Bid, Each Supplier Acknowledges That The Other Suppliers Who Have Submitted Bids May Obtain A Tariff Price Adjustment In Accordance With The Requirements Noted Above, And Waives Any Claim, Action Or Proceeding Against Gnb Relating To A Tariff Price Adjustment To Any Contract Arising From This Solicitation. A Bidder Must Obtain Official Solicitation Documents From A Distribution Service, Authorized By The Minister Of Service New Brunswick, In Order To Submit A Bid. The Current Authorized Distribution Services Are The New Brunswick Opportunities Network (nbon) (operated By Service New Brunswick, Province Of Nb), Bidsalert (operated By Tendering Publications Ltd.) And Merx (operated By Mediagrif Interactive Technologies). Bids Should Be Submitted On The Official Bid Documents Obtained From These Authorized Distribution Services. The Atlantic Provinces Standard Terms & Conditions For Goods And Services Apply To This Procurement And Are Considered To Be Incorporated Into This Document. By Submitting A Bid, You Agree And Accept These Terms And Conditions. Current "atlantic Provinces Standard Terms And Conditions" Are Available On The New Brunswick Opportunities Network, The Council Of Atlantic Premiers' Website Or From An Authorized Service Provider. Solicitation Documents Will Be Provided In Either Of The Province Of New Brunswick's Two Official Languages; English Or French Upon Request. The Province Of New Brunswick Reserves The Right To Negotiate Pricing, Value Added And Other Savings Opportunities With The Successful Proponent At Time Of Award And Throughout The Contract. All Suppliers Engaged To Deliver Services On Behalf Of The Government Of New Brunswick Must Ensure Compliance With The Official Languages Act In The Delivery Of Those Services. For More Information, Please Refer To The Official Languages Act. All Discounts Quoted Will Be Considered To Be Without Limitations. Under Canadian Law (and International Agreements), Your Bid Must Arrive Separately And Independently, Without Conspiracy, Collusion Or Fraud; See Http://www.competitionbureau.gc.ca/eic/site/cb-bc.nsf/eng/home For Further Information. Award Of Contracts: No Contract Shall Be Awarded And No Payment Shall Be Made To A Vendor Unless Authorized By The Minister Or His Delegates. The Minister May Make An Award To The Preferred Vendor Conditional On The Negotiation And Acceptance Of A Detailed Contract Between The Province And The Vendor. In Such Cases, Should The Detailed Contract Negotiations Not Be Completed In A Reasonable Period Of Time, The Province Reserves The Right To Discontinue Negotiations With The Vendor And Subsequently Enter Into Negotiations With The Second Preferred Vendor. Pay Equity Does Your Organization Have 50 Or More Employees? The Government Of New Brunswick Is Committed To Encouraging And Incentivizing The Adoption Of Pay Equity By Employers Doing Business With Government. Prior To The Award Of Procurements For Goods And Services Valued Over $1,000,000, Suppliers, With Fifty (50) Or More Employees Will Be Required To Complete The Pay Equity Learning Module Developed By The Women's Equality Branch. Suppliers Should Provide A Copy Of Their Certificate Of Completion With Their Bid Submission. To Complete The Online Module And Obtain Your Certificate, Please Visit Www.gnb.ca/payequity. For Questions, Please Contact The Pay Equity Bureau Toll Free: (877) 253-0266 Or By Email: Peb-bes@gnb.ca. No Right Or Duty, In Whole Or In Part, Of The Vendor Under A Contract Issued May Be Assigned Or Delegated Without The Prior Consent Of The Strategic Procurement Branch. Unless Indicated Otherwise In This Tender Notice Or Attached Documents, All Prices Must Be Extended And Totalled. All Suppliers Engaged To Deliver Goods Or Services To The Government Of New Brunswick Must Ensure Compliance With The Designated Materials Regulation In The Provision Or Delivery Of Those Goods Obligated Under That Regulation. Please Refer To Recycle Nb's Website And The Designated Materials Regulation For Specifics. Direct Deposit The Province Of New Brunswick Uses Direct Deposit As The Standard Method Of Issuing Payments. Suppliers Are Required To Provide Bank Account Information And An Email Address For The Notice Of Remittance. Please Send The Completed Direct Deposit Form To Service New Brunswick (e-mail Address And Mailing Address Are Indicated On The Form). Please Click On The Link Below To View The Direct Deposit Form. Https://www2.snb.ca/content/dam/snb/procurement/directdepositvirementdirect.pdf Payment Of Invoices Payment Of Invoices Is The Responsibility Of The Department Or Organization To Whom The Goods Are Shipped Or Services Are Supplied. Where The Estimated Value Of The Goods Or Services To Be Procured Is Below The Lowest Applicable Threshold Value Of Any Relevant Trade Agreement, Service New Brunswick Reserves The Right To Give Preferential Treatment To A Prospective Supplier From New Brunswick. Should This Right Be Exercised, The Following Order Of Priority Will Apply: A) Firstly, New Brunswick Manufacturers If The Goods To Be Procured Are Manufactured In New Brunswick; And B) Secondly, New Brunswick Vendors. When Bid Submissions Are Evaluated On Price: - Applicability Of The Preferences Will Be Determined Based On The Price Differential Between The Lowest-priced Acceptable Bid And The Bid Receiving The Preferential Treatment. - The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Supplier Preference May Be Applied Will Be Limited To 10%. When The Lowest-priced Acceptable Bid Before Preferential Treatment Is Applied Is A New Brunswick Vendor, The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Manufacturer Preference Will Be Applied Will Be Limited To 5%. - The Preferential Treatment Will Be Applied By Making The Award To The Nb Supplier. When Bid Submissions Are Evaluated On A Point System: - Applicability Of The Preferences Will Be Determined Based On The Price Differential Between The Pricing Component Of The Highest Scoring Acceptable Bid Submission And The Pricing Component Of The Bid(s) Receiving The Preferential Treatment. - The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Supplier Preference May Be Applied Will Be Limited To 10%. When The Highest Scoring Acceptable Bid Submission Before Preferential Treatment Is Applied Is A New Brunswick Vendor, The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Manufacturer Preference Will Be Applied Will Be Limited To 5%. - The Preferential Treatment Will Be Applied By Allotting A Maximum Of An Additional 5% Of The Total Possible Points To New Brunswick Manufacturers' Total Scores And 4% To Nb Vendors' Total Scores. If No Bid From A New Brunswick Manufacturer Has Been Retained For Preferential Treatment, New Brunswick Vendors May Receive A Maximum Of An Additional 5% Of The Total Possible Points Rather Than 4%. The Decision To Apply A Preference Will Be At The Sole Discretion Of Service New Brunswick. To Be Eligible, Suppliers Must Meet The Definition Of Nb Supplier As Identified By The Regulation Under The Procurement Act. Nb Manufacturers Should Indicate In Their Bid That They Are A Nb Manufacturer To Be Considered For The Nb Manufacturer Preference.

Details: Description Of Requirement This Request For Proposal (rfp) Is Being Issued To Obtain Web Scraped Data From Canadian Websites For Use By Statistics Canada For Statistical And Research Purposes. Statistics Canada Is Only Interested In Acquiring Data, And Not In Purchasing Software Or A License To Use An Established Software As A Service (saas) Solution. Qualification All Interested Offerors Can Compete, Without Having To Confirm With The Contracting Authority Before The Published Solicitation Closing Date. However, It Will Be Conditionally Set-aside Under The Government Of Canada’s Procurement Strategy For Indigenous Business (psib). Security Requirements N/a Duration Of Contract It Is Intended To Result In The Award Of One (1) Contract, From April 1, 2026 To March 31, 2027, Plus Four (4) Irrevocable Option One-year Periods Allowing Canada To Extend The Term Of The Contract.

Description: The Isc Website Challenge Notification Update Will Be Available By 2025-06-26 By End Of Day. This Challenge Notice Is Issued Under The Innovative Solutions Canada Program (isc) Call For Proposals 004 (en578-24isc4). Solicitation Documents Reference: Https://canadabuys.canada.ca/en/tender-opportunities/tender-notice/cb-331-17030872 *for Additional General Information On The Isc Program, Visit: Https://ised-isde.canada.ca/site/innovative-solutions-canada/en). _____________ This Challenge Is Only Open To Receive Proposals For Phase 1 (proof Of Feasibility) Of Our Challenge Stream. Proposed Solutions That Fall Within Technology Readiness Levels (trl) 1-4 Can Be Submitted To This Challenge. Steps To Apply: Step 1: Read This Challenge Step 2: Read The Call For Proposals : Https://canadabuys.canada.ca/en/tender-opportunities/tender-notice/cb-331-17030872 Step 3: Propose Your Solution Here : Https://ised-isde.canada.ca/site/innovative-solutions-canada/en/attritable-interceptors?auhash=8uooqde69wrgq8joxgnbpo14zio8jxttefh7cwchfny _____________ Challenge Sponsor: Department Of National Defense (dnd) Funding Mechanism: Contract Multiple Contracts Could Result From This Challenge. Phase 2: Maximum Funding: $150,000.00 Cad Project Duration: Up To 6 Months Estimated Number Of Contracts: 4 Note: Selected Companies Are Eligible To Receive One Contract Per Phase Per Challenge. This Disclosure Is Made In Good Faith And Does Not Commit Canada To Award Any Contracts For The Total Approximate Funding. Final Decisions On The Number Of Phase 2 Awards Will Be Made By Canada Based On Factors Such As Evaluation Results, Departmental Priorities, And Availability Of Funds. The Government Of Canada Reserves The Right To Make Partial Awards And To Negotiate Project Scope Changes. Travel: No Travel Required. _____________ Problem Statement: The Presence Of Uncrewed Aerial Systems (uas) Has Significantly Proliferated In Military Contexts. Uas Are Used For Intelligence, Surveillance And Reconnaissance (isr) Missions, Delivering Kinetic Effects And Increasingly Undertaking An Airborne Interceptor Role In Counter-uas (c-uas) Operations. These Uas Are Built According To The Principles Of Manufacturing By Design, Ease Of User Experience, Flexibility Of Uses, And Have Cost Structures That Render Them Attritable, Allowing Them Wide, Rapid Proliferation. We Are Fundamentally Seeking Designs That Strive For Frugality In Unit Cost And Design. With Most Anti-air Weapons Platforms Having Been Designed To Target Traditional Aviation Assets With Their Cost Profile And Specific Performance Ranges, There Is A Dramatic Disequilibrium In Shot Exchange, With Anti-air Weapons Increasing Costing More To Fire Then The Uas Target They Would Hit. This Proliferation And Change In The Landscape Of Air Defence Has Created The Need For C-uas Interceptors That Provide Affordable And Reliable Air Defense Options. The Uas Targets That This Challenge Seeks To Address Range In Size From Several Hundred Grams To Several Hundred Kilograms And Inhabit Airspace Ranging From Just Above Ground Level (agl) To As High As 10,000 Agl With Some Achieving Speeds In Excess Of 200km/h. The Target Uas Have Variable Defences Ranging From None, To Camouflage, Signal Jamming, Hardened Exteriors, Radical Agility, And Other Creative Countermeasures. The Department Of National Defence Is Looking For Creative Solutions To This Problem In The Form Of C-uas Interceptors. While Most C-uas Interceptors That Have Been Deployed In Existing Combat Zones Have Relied On Kinetic Effect- That Is To Say, Contacting Their Target With An Explosion- The Pace Of Change Makes It Incumbent That All Creative And Innovative Solutions For C-uas Interceptors Are Entertained. The Intent Of This Process Is To Evaluate Late-stage Prototypes To Build Towards Procurement Opportunities Through The Isc Testing Stream. _____________ Desired Outcomes And Considerations Essential (mandatory) Outcomes The Proposed Solution Must: 1. Demonstrate The Ability To Intercept And Interdict A Target Uas At A Militarily Useful Range And Altitude. Though Military Utility Will Depend On The Use Case And Specialty Envisioned For The Innovation, In All Cases, This Must Be Able To Engage At Minimum From Launch To 3km In Range And 2000ft Agl. 2. Be Able To Cruise At A Speed Up To 150km/h, Achieve Speeds Up To Or Above 200km/h, Maintain Controlled Flight At A Speed Of 75km/h. 3. Adhere To Design Principles Of Interchangeable Parts And Manufacturing For Design, Which Make The Innovation Readily Conducive For Scalable Mass Production. 4. Respond To The Issue Of Shot Cost Exchange Offering A C-uas Interception Capability At A Price That Is Attritable With Respect To Its Intended Target. The Uas Must Not Exceed A 10x Cost Ratio Of It's Intended Target (e.g. An Innovation Envisioned To Cost $100k Per Unit Must Not Be Designed To Interdict Targets That Cost $1k Per Unit To Field). 5. Be Designed According To Principles Of User-centricity So That The System Can Be Easily Used (or Learnt) By Non-specialists. Additional Outcomes The Proposed Solution Should: 1. Be Able To Interchangeably Carry Interception And Interdiction Payloads Specific To The Use Case. 2. Receive Initial Targeting From Existing Cuas C2 Networks Or Targeting Systems (via Sapient, Jreap-c, Link16, Cot, Etc.) And Be Interoperable. 3. Achieve Altitudes Approaching 10,000agl. 4. Be Capable Of Autonomous Interception Of Target Uas Once Target Uas Is Designated By Human, Either In Its Current Iteration Or As Part Of Its Ongoing Development Trajectory. 5. Operate In A 20km Radius From Its Launch Point And Loiter For 40 Minutes. 6. Be Deployable In 15 Minutes Or Less. 7. Depend On As Few Offboard Systems As Possible. This Should Allow The System To Perform As Many Functions Independently Or Operate With Minimal Human Intervention (fully Autonomous Or Semi-autonomous Modes) As Possible. 8. Be Possible For A Single Operator To Control Multiple Uavs Simultaneously, Supporting The Use Of These Systems In Coordinated Groups To Communicate, Assign Targets, And Effectively Neutralize Entire Swarms Of Enemy Uas. 9. Incorporate Design Characteristics That Ensure Ruggedness And Durability Common To Combat Situations. If The Platform Is Not Specifically Designed To Be Consumable, It Should Demonstrate High Survivability Rates Against Class 1 Drones And Remain Functional For Repeated Missions. _____________ Background And Context: The Defence Industrial Complex Is Designed To Create Bespoke Solutions For Complex Problems On Multi-year Or Even Multi-decade Timelines. While This Is Suitable For Some Platforms, In The Cuas Domain, The Defence Industrial Complex Is Not Proving That It Is Sufficiently Able To Respond. Innovative And Creative Use Of Commercial Technologies And Practices Into Novel Military Applications Is Defining The Battle Space For Uas. This Is A Crucial Problem That Has Been Identified As A Priority By The Government Of Canada, Particularly In The Our North Strong And Free Defence Policy. There Are Currently No Solutions In This Space In Canada. The Drone Maker Community Is Limited To A Small Number Of Start-ups That Are Almost Exclusively Focused On Prototypes For Commercial Use Cases, Not Viable Military Ones. Small Interceptor Drones As We Are Seeing Define The Battle Space In Ukraine Do Not Represent A Militarily Significant Industry In Canada. For Successful Solutions, There Is The Potential To Collaborate With Allied Nations For Field Validation And Equipment Testing To Inform Subsequent Versions Of The Solution.

Details: Agriculture Financial Services Corporation (afsc) Is An Alberta Provincial Crown Corporation Under The Ministry Of Agriculture And Irrigation. For Over 80 Years Agriculture Financial Services Corporation (afsc) Has Provided Alberta’s Agricultural Producers, Agribusinesses And Other Small Businesses With Loans, Crop Insurance And Farm Income Disaster Assistance. Our Unique Role Allows Us To Deliver Services To Assist Our Valued Clients In Managing Their Risk. Afsc Partners With Agricultural Producers, Agribusiness And Commercial Entities To Support And Advance Development, Create New Opportunities And Improve The Quality Of Life For Rural Albertans. Afsc Is A Provincial Crown Corporation Guided By A Private Sector Board Of Directors. Proposing Suppliers Should Visit Our Website At Www.afsc.ca For Our Company’s Mission, Any Recent News, And Other Pertinent Information. Afsc Is Seeking To Modernize Our On-premises Application That Delivers The Livestock Price Insurance Program (lpi). Mywlpip.wlpip.ca Was Developed Over A Decade Ago And Since Then, There Have Been Major Technological Advances Affecting Both Web Application And User Centered Design. These Issues Include Lack Of Responsive Design To Maximize The Cross Browser And Mobile Experience, As Well As Ease Of Use, And Integration With Other Platforms. Afsc’s Goal Is To Enhance The Experience And Value It Delivers To Its Clients And Stakeholders Through Its Online Delivery Of Lpi. Currently, This Transactional Web Application Is Available To 6,675 Lpi Clients In Total Across Western Canada, 3,493 Clients From Alberta And 3,182 Non-albertan Clients. Lpi Was Initially Offered To Western Provinces Administered By Afsc And Recently Has Been Extended To Maritime Provinces With 24 Clients With Only Option To Purchase By Paper. Afsc Expects User Growth By Around 2% Annually. In Terms Of Web Application Traffic, It Will Vary Based On The Markets. Afsc Expects 20-60 Daily Users On Average And Peak Traffic Up To 500 Daily Users Most Likely To Occur Between May And The Second Week Of June With Additional Increases In Volume From October Through January.

Description: Ca16078 - Hartlepool College Of Further Education - Website Development And Maintenance

Details: This Procurement Is Subject To The Provisions Of The Canadian Free Trade Agreement And The Canada-european Union Comprehensive Economic And Trade Agreement. Where Permissible Under The Applicable Trade Agreements And The Regulation Under The Procurement Act, Service New Brunswick Reserves The Right To Give Preferential Treatment To A Prospective Supplier From New Brunswick. Should This Right Be Exercised, The Following Order Of Priority Will Apply: A) Firstly, New Brunswick Manufacturers If The Goods To Be Procured Are Manufactured In New Brunswick; And B) Secondly, New Brunswick Vendors. When Bid Submissions Are Evaluated On Price: - Applicability Of The Preferences Will Be Determined Based On The Price Differential Between The Lowest-priced Acceptable Bid And The Bid Receiving The Preferential Treatment. - The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Supplier Preference May Be Applied Will Vary Between 2.5% And 10% Depending On The Total Estimated Value Of The Procurement, In Accordance With The Ranges Set Out In The Regulation Under The Procurement Act. - The Preferential Treatment Will Be Applied By Making The Award To The Nb Supplier. When Bid Submissions Are Evaluated On A Point System: - Applicability Of The Preferences Will Be Determined Based On The Price Differential Between The Pricing Component Of The Highest Scoring Acceptable Bid Submission And The Pricing Component Of The Bid(s) Receiving The Preferential Treatment. - The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Supplier Preference May Be Applied Will Vary Between 2.5% And 10% Depending On The Total Estimated Value Of The Procurement, In Accordance With The Ranges Set Out In The Regulation Under The Procurement Act. - The Preferential Treatment Will Be Applied By Allotting A Maximum Of An Additional 5% Of The Total Possible Points To New Brunswick Manufacturers' Total Scores And 4% To Nb Vendors' Total Scores. If No Bid From A New Brunswick Manufacturer Has Been Retained For Preferential Treatment, New Brunswick Vendors May Receive A Maximum Of An Additional 5% Of The Total Possible Points Rather Than 4%. The Decision To Apply A Preference Will Be At The Sole Discretion Of Service New Brunswick. To Be Eligible, Suppliers Must Meet The Definition Of Nb Supplier As Identified By The Regulation Under The Procurement Act. Nb Manufacturers Should Indicate In Their Bid That They Are A Nb Manufacturer To Be Considered For The Nb Manufacturer Preference. When Stating "unit Price" On Bid Submissions, Vendors Are Required To Quote Pricings No More Than Four (4) Digit Positions After The Decimal Point. More Than 4 Digit Positions After The Decimal Point Will Be Rounded-off To The Fourth Position. New Brunswick Manufacturer Preference By Stating Yes In The Input Box, I Confirm That I Am A Manufacturer Of Goods With A Place Of Business In New Brunswick As Defined Below And Am Therefore Eligible To Be Considered For The Nb Manufacturer Preference As Defined In This Solicitation Document. If The Input Box Is Left Incomplete The Bid May Be Ineligible For The New Brunswick Manufacturer Preference. Place Of Business Means An Establishment Where A Manufacturer Regularly Conducts Its Activities On A Permanent Basis, Is Clearly Identified By Name And Is Accessible During Normal Business Hours. New Brunswick Vendor Preference By Stating Yes In The Input Box, I Confirm That I Am A Vendor Of Goods Or Services With A Place Of Business In New Brunswick As Defined Below And Am Therefore Eligible To Be Considered For The Nb Vendor Preference As Defined In This Solicitation Document. If The Input Box Is Left Incomplete The Bid May Be Ineligible For The New Brunswick Vendor Preference. Place Of Business Means An Establishment Where A Vendor Regularly Conducts Its Activities On A Permanent Basis, Is Clearly Identified By Name And Is Accessible During Normal Business Hours. Ship And Marine Miscellaneous Equipment - Repair Scope This Invitation To Tender Consists Of Painting Services For The F79 Woolastook Ferry. Specifications Please See The Attached Specification And Drawings. For The Item No. And Corresponding Technical Requirement Listed Below In The Item Description, Please Refer To Part B Of The Attached Specification. Site Visit Bidders Will Be Able To Visit The Evandale Site On Thursday, July 3,2025 Between The Hours Of 9:30am To 3:30pm. How To Submit Pricing Vendors Are To Indicate Their Unit Price In The "unit Price Including Discount" Column And Extend The Price (multiply Unit Price By Quantity) To The "extended Price" Column Directly On This Invitation To Tender. There Are No Additional Pricing Sheets To Be Completed With This Bid. Unit Price Should Include All Labour, Materials (other Than Paints Which Will Be Supplied By The Owner) And Equipment Required To Perform The Work Specified. Vendors Must Bid On All Items Within This Invitation To Tender. Partial Bids Will Be Considered Non-compliant. Submittals Vendors Are Requested To Include The Following With Their Bid Submission: 1. List Of Two (2) References Including: A. Name Of Reference B. Organization Name. C. Contact Phone Number D. Contact Email Address 2. Proof Of Insurance 3. Proof Of Worksafe Nb Coverage (if Applicable) Contract Award Criteria Compliant Bids Will Be Evaluated Based Upon The Lowest Total Price Bid That Meets The Specifications Listed Within This Document. Vendors Shall Be Able To Meet The Required Specifications Detailed Within The Item Description And Attached Specifications. Completion Date The Successful Vendor Is To Have All Work Completed By November 15, 2025. Vendor Questions All Inquiries Should Be Received Seven (7) Calendar Days Prior To The Closing Date; Any Inquiries Received Less Than Seven (7) Calendar Days Prior To The Closing Date Cannot Be Guaranteed A Response. Please Reference The Tender Number And Closing Date Within Your Communications To Ensure A Prompt And Accurate Reply. Requirements Vendors Are Required To Sign And Date Their Bid In The Space Provided Below. This Is A Tender Notice Only. In Order To Submit A Bid, You Must Obtain Official Tender Documents From The New Brunswick Opportunities Network, Another Authorized Tendering Service Or As Indicated In The Tender Notice. Instructions For Bid Submission 1. Bids Will Only Be Accepted By Electronic Transmission As Follows: A. By E-bidding Through Nbon (when E-bidding Is Possible); Or B. By Fax To: (506) 444-4200 (fax To Dedicated Mailbox). Note: Proposals In Response To A Request For Proposals (rfp) Will Not Be Accepted By Fax; Or C. By Email To Nbbids@snb.ca Or Soumissionsnb@snb.ca (do Not Submit Bids To Any Other Email). Click Here Instructions For Bid Submission By Email For Important Instructions On How To Submit Bids By Email. D. Please Refrain From Submitting Your Bid Through Multiple Electronic Channels To Avoid Duplicate Bids. 2. All Bids Must Be Properly Signed By An Authorized Person. A. For Bids Submitted By Email Or Fax: Typed Signatures (in Any Font) That Are Not On The Bid Itself (i.e. In The Body Of The Email Or On The Fax Cover Sheet) Will Not Be Accepted. 3. All Bids Must Be Legible, Properly Completed And Contain The Proper Solicitation Number. 4. The Proponent Is Solely Responsible For Ensuring That The Bid Submission In Its Entirety, Including All Attachments, Is Received Before Closing Date And Time As Indicated On The Solicitation Documents. A. The Proponent Bears All Risk Associated With Delivering Its Bid By Electronic Submission, Including But Not Limited To Delays In Transmission Between The Proponent's Computer And The Province's Electronic Mail System, Nbon Or Fax. B. The Date And Time Of Official Receipt Of The Bid Will Be The Time Of Receipt Recorded In The Nbon System (for E-bids) Or The Time Of Receipt In The Province's Electronic Mail System (for Fax And Email Bid Submissions). 5. All Bids Must Be Stated In Canadian Funds. Sales Taxes Should Not Be Included In The Unit, Extended Or Total Prices. 6. All Tenders Must Be Ddp (delivery Duty Paid), Per Incoterms 2020 Ddp. The Seller Bears All Costs And Risks Until The Goods Are Delivered To The Buyer At The Named Place Of Destination, Ready For Unloading, And Cleared For Import, Including All Duties And Taxes. 7. This Invitation Is Being Conducted Under The Provisions Of The Procurement Act And Regulation 2014-93 As Of The Date Of The Issuance Of The Invitation. Questions: Written Questions Relating To This Opportunity May Be Submitted To The Address Provided Below Via Email By Clicking On Questions. Please Be Sure To Include The Solicitation/tender Number In The Subject Line. Email Address: Bidquestionssoumissions@snb.ca Note: This Email Account Is Strictly For The Receipt Of Questions On Open Opportunities. This Email Is Not For The Submission Of Bids. Excluded Jurisdictions 1. In Accordance With Section 162.1 Of Regulation 2014-93 Under The Procurement Act, Us Bids For This Solicitation May Be Refused At The Sole Discretion Of The Government Of New Brunswick. Refused Bids Will Not Be Returned And There Will Be No Further Notification To Refused Bidders. 2. For The Purpose Of This Section: 2.1 "us Bid" Means A Bid Submission From: A) A Us Entity, Or B) A Joint Venture, Syndicate, Partnership Or Other Business Combination Or Cooperative Arrangement In Combination With A Us Entity That Is Submitted From A Place Of Business Within The United States Of America. 2.2 "us Entity" Means A) A Business Or Professional Organization, Including Without Limitation A Corporation, Partnership, Joint Venture, Professional Corporation, Limited Liability Company, Sole Proprietorship, Trust Or Association Or Other Commercial Organization, That Is Created, Established, Formed Or Incorporated In Any Jurisdiction In The United States Of America; And B) Any Entity That Is Owned Or Controlled By An Entity Listed In Paragraph 2.2(a); And 2.3 "place Of Business" Means An Establishment Where A Vendor Or Manufacturer Conducts Activities On A Permanent Basis, Is Clearly Identified By Name And Is Accessible During Normal Business Hours. Tariffs Price Adjustments Suppliers Should Prepare Bid Submissions Based On Information And Costs Known At The Time Of Submission. If The Price Of Any Goods Included Within This Solicitation Is Affected By New, Previously Undisclosed Tariffs Or Duties Implemented After The Bid Submission Period Has Closed, The Awarded Supplier(s) May Request A Price Increase From The Government Of New Brunswick (gnb) To Offset The Increased Costs (a "tariff Price Adjustment") As Outlined In This Section. Before Requesting A Tariff Price Adjustment From Gnb, Suppliers Should First Seek Refund Or Relief From Applicable Federal And Provincial/territorial Government Applicable Tariff Relief Programs. If The Supplier Is Unable To Obtain Financial Relief Or Support From Federal And/or Provincial/territorial Governments, Suppliers May Request A Tariff Price Adjustment From Gnb For The Affected Goods, After Providing Sufficient Evidence That Financial Relief Or Support Was Denied. Suppliers Must Substantiate Any Tariff Price Adjustment Request With Supporting Information And Documentation Satisfactory To Gnb In Its Sole Discretion, Including But Not Limited To: 1) A Detailed Description Of The Goods On Which A Price Increase Is Sought, The Associated Hs Codes, And The Applicable Tariffs; 2) Detailed Breakdown Of How Tariffs Have Impacted The Supplier's Operations And/or Supply Chain, Including Raw Materials, Production, And Shipping; 3) A Cost Comparison Before And After The Tariffs, Showing How They Directly Impact The Supplier's Pricing, And The Supplier's Plans To Mitigate Cost Pressures; 4) Evidence Demonstrating The Supplier's Inability To Source The Goods Or Substitutes From Non-us Suppliers, Or Other Factors Preventing The Sourcing Of The Goods Or Substitutes From Non-us Suppliers (e.g., Contractual Obligations); And 5) Any Supportive Or Corroborative Information, Such As Communications From The Supplier's Supply Chain Or Logistics Partners, Which Confirms The Impact Of Tariffs On The Supplier's Costs. Requests For Tariff Price Adjustments Should Be Sent To The Contact Person On The Purchase Order Or Contract. Acceptance Of Any Price Increase Is Solely At The Government Of New Brunswick's Discretion, And Subject To Any Conditions Imposed At The Time Of Approval. All Bids Will Be Deemed To Have Been Submitted In Contemplation Of The Above Noted Potential Adjustments To Price. By Submitting A Bid, Each Supplier Acknowledges That The Other Suppliers Who Have Submitted Bids May Obtain A Tariff Price Adjustment In Accordance With The Requirements Noted Above, And Waives Any Claim, Action Or Proceeding Against Gnb Relating To A Tariff Price Adjustment To Any Contract Arising From This Solicitation. A Bidder Must Obtain Official Solicitation Documents From A Distribution Service, Authorized By The Minister Of Service New Brunswick, In Order To Submit A Bid. The Current Authorized Distribution Services Are The New Brunswick Opportunities Network (nbon) (operated By Service New Brunswick, Province Of Nb), Bidsalert (operated By Tendering Publications Ltd.) And Merx (operated By Mediagrif Interactive Technologies). Bids Should Be Submitted On The Official Bid Documents Obtained From These Authorized Distribution Services. The Atlantic Provinces Standard Terms & Conditions For Goods And Services Apply To This Procurement And Are Considered To Be Incorporated Into This Document. By Submitting A Bid, You Agree And Accept These Terms And Conditions. Current "atlantic Provinces Standard Terms And Conditions" Are Available On The New Brunswick Opportunities Network, The Council Of Atlantic Premiers' Website Or From An Authorized Service Provider. Solicitation Documents Will Be Provided In Either Of The Province Of New Brunswick's Two Official Languages; English Or French Upon Request. The Province Of New Brunswick Reserves The Right To Negotiate Pricing, Value Added And Other Savings Opportunities With The Successful Proponent At Time Of Award And Throughout The Contract. All Suppliers Engaged To Deliver Services On Behalf Of The Government Of New Brunswick Must Ensure Compliance With The Official Languages Act In The Delivery Of Those Services. For More Information, Please Refer To The Official Languages Act. All Discounts Quoted Will Be Considered To Be Without Limitations. Under Canadian Law (and International Agreements), Your Bid Must Arrive Separately And Independently, Without Conspiracy, Collusion Or Fraud; See Http://www.competitionbureau.gc.ca/eic/site/cb-bc.nsf/eng/home For Further Information. Award Of Contracts: No Contract Shall Be Awarded And No Payment Shall Be Made To A Vendor Unless Authorized By The Minister Or His Delegates. The Minister May Make An Award To The Preferred Vendor Conditional On The Negotiation And Acceptance Of A Detailed Contract Between The Province And The Vendor. In Such Cases, Should The Detailed Contract Negotiations Not Be Completed In A Reasonable Period Of Time, The Province Reserves The Right To Discontinue Negotiations With The Vendor And Subsequently Enter Into Negotiations With The Second Preferred Vendor. Pay Equity Does Your Organization Have 50 Or More Employees? The Government Of New Brunswick Is Committed To Encouraging And Incentivizing The Adoption Of Pay Equity By Employers Doing Business With Government. Prior To The Award Of Procurements For Goods And Services Valued Over $1,000,000, Suppliers, With Fifty (50) Or More Employees Will Be Required To Complete The Pay Equity Learning Module Developed By The Women's Equality Branch. Suppliers Should Provide A Copy Of Their Certificate Of Completion With Their Bid Submission. To Complete The Online Module And Obtain Your Certificate, Please Visit Www.gnb.ca/payequity. For Questions, Please Contact The Pay Equity Bureau Toll Free: (877) 253-0266 Or By Email: Peb-bes@gnb.ca. No Right Or Duty, In Whole Or In Part, Of The Vendor Under A Contract Issued May Be Assigned Or Delegated Without The Prior Consent Of The Strategic Procurement Branch. Unless Indicated Otherwise In This Tender Notice Or Attached Documents, All Prices Must Be Extended And Totalled. All Suppliers Engaged To Deliver Goods Or Services To The Government Of New Brunswick Must Ensure Compliance With The Designated Materials Regulation In The Provision Or Delivery Of Those Goods Obligated Under That Regulation. Please Refer To Recycle Nb's Website And The Designated Materials Regulation For Specifics. Direct Deposit The Province Of New Brunswick Uses Direct Deposit As The Standard Method Of Issuing Payments. Suppliers Are Required To Provide Bank Account Information And An Email Address For The Notice Of Remittance. Please Send The Completed Direct Deposit Form To Service New Brunswick (e-mail Address And Mailing Address Are Indicated On The Form). Please Click On The Link Below To View The Direct Deposit Form. Https://www2.snb.ca/content/dam/snb/procurement/directdepositvirementdirect.pdf Payment Of Invoices Payment Of Invoices Is The Responsibility Of The Department Or Organization To Whom The Goods Are Shipped Or Services Are Supplied. Where The Estimated Value Of The Goods Or Services To Be Procured Is Below The Lowest Applicable Threshold Value Of Any Relevant Trade Agreement, Service New Brunswick Reserves The Right To Give Preferential Treatment To A Prospective Supplier From New Brunswick. Should This Right Be Exercised, The Following Order Of Priority Will Apply: A) Firstly, New Brunswick Manufacturers If The Goods To Be Procured Are Manufactured In New Brunswick; And B) Secondly, New Brunswick Vendors. When Bid Submissions Are Evaluated On Price: - Applicability Of The Preferences Will Be Determined Based On The Price Differential Between The Lowest-priced Acceptable Bid And The Bid Receiving The Preferential Treatment. - The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Supplier Preference May Be Applied Will Be Limited To 10%. When The Lowest-priced Acceptable Bid Before Preferential Treatment Is Applied Is A New Brunswick Vendor, The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Manufacturer Preference Will Be Applied Will Be Limited To 5%. - The Preferential Treatment Will Be Applied By Making The Award To The Nb Supplier. When Bid Submissions Are Evaluated On A Point System: - Applicability Of The Preferences Will Be Determined Based On The Price Differential Between The Pricing Component Of The Highest Scoring Acceptable Bid Submission And The Pricing Component Of The Bid(s) Receiving The Preferential Treatment. - The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Supplier Preference May Be Applied Will Be Limited To 10%. When The Highest Scoring Acceptable Bid Submission Before Preferential Treatment Is Applied Is A New Brunswick Vendor, The Price Differential Under Which A Nb Manufacturer Preference Will Be Applied Will Be Limited To 5%. - The Preferential Treatment Will Be Applied By Allotting A Maximum Of An Additional 5% Of The Total Possible Points To New Brunswick Manufacturers' Total Scores And 4% To Nb Vendors' Total Scores. If No Bid From A New Brunswick Manufacturer Has Been Retained For Preferential Treatment, New Brunswick Vendors May Receive A Maximum Of An Additional 5% Of The Total Possible Points Rather Than 4%. The Decision To Apply A Preference Will Be At The Sole Discretion Of Service New Brunswick. To Be Eligible, Suppliers Must Meet The Definition Of Nb Supplier As Identified By The Regulation Under The Procurement Act. Nb Manufacturers Should Indicate In Their Bid That They Are A Nb Manufacturer To Be Considered For The Nb Manufacturer Preference.

Details: Sealed Rfp’s For 25-67concrete Pavement Repairs 2025 Bar X Phase V-mill Road (cr 969m) From Sh 35 Toflintlock Ct Will Be Received By Brazoria County Purchasing Director Susanserrano Cppo, Cppb, Brazoria County Courthouse Campus Administration Building, Purchasing Department, 237 E. Locust Street, Suite406, Angleton, Tx 77515. Rfp Package And All Necessary Information Maybe Obtained At The Website Http://brazoriacountytx.gov/departments/purchasing/bid-opportunities,at The Above Office Or By Contacting The Purchasing Department - 979-864-1825or 281-756-1825. Rfp’s Are Due On Tuesday, July 29, 2025 At 11:00 A.m, Localtime. Late Responses Will Not Be Accepted. A Pre-offer Meeting Is Scheduled For Wednesday, July 9, 2025 At 10:00 A.m.in The Purchasing Department Conference Room, 237 E. Locust Street, Suite406. Attendance Is Not Mandatory Inorder To Submit An Offer; However, It Is Highly Recommended. Interested Parties Are Encouraged To Downloadall Of The Bid Documents Prior To Attending The Meeting. The Pre-bid Meetingwill Have An Option To Attend Via Microsoft Teams. The Pre-bid Meeting And Bidopening Link Is Available On The Project Details Page In Bonfire Under“important Events”. Bonfire Link: Https://brazoriacounty.bonfirehub.com/portal/?tab=login. Openingwill Be Available Via Zoom. Meeting Link Is Available On The Project Detailspage In Bonfire Under “important Events”. Bonfire Link: Https://brazoriacounty.bonfirehub.com/portal/?tab=login

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