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TOERSA Security Inc. × Department of Canadian Heritage (PCH)

Historique des attributions de contrats et analyse entre TOERSA Security Inc. et Department of Canadian Heritage (PCH).

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Total des attributions

2

Valeur totale

$630.3K

Cat\u00e9gories

1

R\u00e9partition par cat\u00e9gorie

Cat\u00e9gorieAttributionsValeur totale
*Security guard services2$630.3K

Attributions

TitreValeurDateD\u00e9tails
C1111-250014 - Security services for Canada day 2025$319.4K2025-06-02Voir
Security services for Canada Day 2024$310.8K2024-06-04Voir
Profil complet de TOERSA Security Inc. →

Voir toutes les attributions, minist\u00e8res et r\u00e9partition des d\u00e9penses pour ce fournisseur.

Profil complet de Department of Canadian Heritage (PCH) →

Voir toutes les attributions, fournisseurs et r\u00e9partition des d\u00e9penses pour ce minist\u00e8re.

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