Description: The Defence Investment Agency, on behalf of the Department of National Defence, invites Canadian suppliers to qualify for Round 2 of the Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement. Supporting documents and bids must be submitted by November 6, 2026, at 14:00 EST; later bids will be considered in future qualification rounds. Six bidding events are available, but suppliers should submit only one bid because each event is limited to 100 bids.
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The Defence Investment Agency (DIA), on behalf of the Department of National Defence (DND), is inviting Canadian suppliers to qualify for the Defence Drone Initiative (DDI) Marketplace through a Request for Supply Arrangement (RFSA). This Supply Arrangement establishes a pre-qualified supplier pool covering uncrewed and autonomous systems (UxS), counter-UxS capabilities, communications and data systems, engineering and integration services, testing and training, and innovation and experimentation activities. The DDI Marketplace is designed to give Canada rapid access to emerging technologies and operational capabilities through a flexible, streamlined procurement process, with an industry engagement event scheduled for July 30, 2026 and the first-round submission deadline on 14 August 2026.
Public Services and Procurement Canada, on behalf of the Department of National Defence, invites suppliers to qualify for future procurements concerning the Interim Canadian Deep Precision Strike Capability. The requirement includes land-based launch systems, precision-guided munitions, mission-planning and command-and-control systems, communications, training, and support services. The interim capability must be deployable, survivable, and interoperable with Canadian and allied forces.
This open Commercial Solutions Opening is a procurement solicitation, not a grant program, and it may result in contracts or other transaction agreements. It seeks innovative commercial capabilities across unmanned aircraft systems, counter-UAS, sensors, communications, payloads, launched effects, drone production, and other listed areas, using Innovative Warfighter Solutions or Call for Solutions response methods. Respondents must have a UEI, maintain active SAM registration, register in the prescribed invoicing system, meet responsibility requirements, and disclose potential organizational conflicts of interest.
Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), on behalf of the Translation Bureau, is launching a Request for Supply Arrangements (RFSA) to renew its directory of translation services suppliers and establish Supply Arrangements with qualified suppliers across multiple tiers, language combinations, and seventy fields of work. The notice is a permanent/on-going opportunity for qualification with quarterly evaluations to allow suppliers to qualify for Supply Arrangement EN966-140305; existing pre-qualified suppliers need only apply if they wish to qualify in new fields or tiers. The opportunity is available via SAP Business Network (Ariba) and is listed as Open with procurement method Competitive – Open Bidding.
