This contract has been awarded. Details are drawn from the federal award notice for this solicitation.
Winning supplier
Canal Marine & Industrial Inc.
Contract value
CAD $24.6K
Award date
2026-03-12
Supplier location
St Catharines, Ontario
Request for Proposal
Full description
PWGSC, on behalf of Canadian Coast Guard (CCG), is issuing this bid solicitation for the acquisition of engineering services to add 60Hz electrical distribution aboard the Canadian Coast Guard Ship (CCGS) Vincent Massey, located in Quebec City, QC. All details related are found in the solicitation.
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Basic information
Reference
WS5531660113-Doc5531812078
Solicitation no.
WS5531660113
Buyer
Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)
Notice type
Request for Proposal
Method
Competitive - Open bidding
Procurement category
*GD
Trade agreements
*Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)
Estimated value
Not disclosed
Source
canadabuys
Classification & terms
UNSPSC
UNSPSC 25000000 — Commercial and Military and Private Vehicles and their Accessories and Components
Delivery & regions
Province
Quebec
Regions of delivery
*Québec
Contract term
March 31, 2026 → March 31, 2027
Key dates
Published
February 9, 2026
Closes
March 5, 2026
Amendment no.
002
Contact
End-user
Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) / Department of National Defence (DND)
Suppliers who have won similar work from this buyer before.
1
Canadian Maritime Engineering Limited
26 contracts won· latest July 29, 2026
CAD $27M
total awarded
2
ROY'S CHEVROLET BUICK GMC INC.
23 contracts won· latest April 7, 2026
CAD $11.8M
total awarded
3
Ador tech Inc.
20 contracts won· latest July 20, 2026
CAD $2.8M
total awarded
4
6318703 CANADA INC.
13 contracts won· latest September 4, 2026
CAD $10.7M
total awarded
5
Bristow Instruments (1977) Ltd.
11 contracts won· latest August 31, 2026
CAD $5.9M
total awarded
Canadian Maritime Engineering Limited is the most likely incumbent, based on how often and how recently they have won this buyer’s work in this category. To displace them, expect to need a clearly stronger proposition or price.
