IT Infrastructure - Professional Services RFP
Jul 27, 2026
Closes
Aug 24, 2026
Procurement of professional services for the installation of IT material.
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Jul 27, 2026
Closes
Aug 24, 2026
Procurement of professional services for the installation of IT material.
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Ottawa
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90 Sparks Street, Thomas D'Arcy McGee Building, 5th floor
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K1A 0H9
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This Departmental Plan outlines the Courts Administration Service's priorities, plans, and associated costs for the upcoming three fiscal years, from 2026-27 to 2028-29. Key priorities include modernizing digital courts, developing its workforce, enhancing court facilities, achieving service excellence, and ensuring governance and management excellence. The plan focuses on implementing the Digital Courts Modernization project, advancing facility upgrades, strengthening organizational capacity through an Organizational Action Plan and Human Resources Strategy, and addressing financial sustainability to ensure effective justice administration.
This document is the Final Report of the Global Review Sub-Committee, summarizing a comprehensive review of the Federal Courts Rules. It outlines recommendations to modernize the rules, prioritizing updates to accommodate electronic service and filing, remove outdated practices and technologies, and increase monetary limits for simplified actions. The report also categorizes proposals for future review and identifies those not recommended for further pursuit, all aimed at enhancing procedural efficiency, broadening access to justice, and aligning with digital modernization initiatives within the Federal Courts.
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The meeting addressed several key issues, including the increase in IMM proceedings filed in 2012 and the Court's resource constraints. Discussions covered the implementation of digital recording with a proposed tariff, concerns about the resale of recordings, and its potential use in case management conferences. The impact of legislative and legal aid changes on Court practice was examined, including the role of pro bono programs and the increase in self-represented litigants. Other topics included summer recess dates, last-minute settlements, and the unbundling of litigation to allow counsel to play a more limited role. Updates were provided on various Rules Committee sub-committees and citizenship appeals. The meeting also addressed allegations against former counsel, e-service on the Department of Justice, the development of screening mechanisms for non-lawyers filing leave applications, and restrictions on the identification of vulnerable persons in Federal Court cases.
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