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Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton × Shared Services Canada

Contract history and spending analysis between Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton and Shared Services Canada.

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Total Contracts

5

Total Value

$1.8M

Competitive %

40%

Fiscal Years Active

5

2014-2015 to 2020-2021

Solicitation Breakdown

Competitive: 40% (2)
Non-competitive: 20% (1)
Not stated: 40% (2)

Commodity Breakdown

Commodity TypeContractsTotal Value
S3$1.2M
Unknown2$566.4K

Contracts

DateValueDescriptionCommodityDetails
2020-07-23$39.3KManagement consultingSView
2018-01-12$488.4KManagement consultingSView
2015-10-29$413.5K491 - Management Consulting--View
2015-10-29$676.0KManagement consultingSView
2014-11-26$152.9K491 - Management Consulting--View
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