Canada Gov Contracts: Expiring, Tenders & Awards
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Canada Gov Contracts: Expiring, Tenders & Awards
Find Canadian federal contracts ending soon, with the incumbent, value and possible re-tender. Plus open tenders, awards since 2022, and supplier/department profiles.
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Find Government of Canada contracts that are about to end, who holds them now, and whether a re-tender is already open. Built for companies that sell to the federal government, bid consultants, and the agents they run.
What you can get
| Mode | You get |
|---|---|
| Contracts ending soon | Incumbent supplier, department, value (CAD), end date, procurement method, a non-competitive flag, extension options stated in the award notice, and open tenders from the same department that may be the re-tender. Filter by keywords, department or category (the same categories as the free pages at tendertrail.fly.dev/expiring). Up to 1,000 rows. |
| Open tenders | Currently open CanadaBuys tenders by keyword, province and closing window, with the official notice link. |
| Contract awards | Awards since August 2022 (29k+, $100B+ CAD) by keyword, supplier, department, dates and value. |
| Supplier profile | One company's federal business: totals, top departments, categories, yearly trend, non-competitive share, contracts expiring in 12 months. |
| Department profile | One department's spend: top incumbents, categories, trend, expiring contracts and tenders open right now. |
Example
Keywords cybersecurity, ending within 365 days, minimum value 100000 returns every matching federal contract ending in the next year, largest first, each with its incumbent and any likely re-tender.
Notes
- Data: CanadaBuys tender and award notices, refreshed daily. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.
- Extension options are quoted from the award notice when it states them. CanadaBuys doesn't publish whether options were exercised, and many notices don't mention them, so a blank means "not stated", not "no options".
- The re-tender match compares titles within the same department and is labelled low or medium confidence. Always confirm on the official notice.
- Contracting-officer personal contact details are not included.
- Independent; not affiliated with or endorsed by the Government of Canada.
- Also available to AI agents pay-per-call via x402 at https://tendertrail.fly.dev.
