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I4C INFORMATION TECHNOLGY

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I4C INFORMATION TECHNOLGY

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Total Contracts

24

Total Value

$39.1M

Departments

2

Years Active

8

2016-2017 to 2024-2025

Top Departments

DepartmentContractsTotal Value
Privy Council Office16$27.5M
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada8$11.6M

Solicitation Breakdown

Competitive: 96% (23)
Non-competitive: 4% (1)

Recent Contracts

Page 1 of 1 · 37 total contracts

DepartmentValueDateDescription
Privy Council Office$3.3M2021-04-08Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$1.1M2021-04-08Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$1.1M2021-04-08Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$2.1M2021-04-08Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$541.5K2021-04-08Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$2.6M2021-04-08Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$1.6M2021-03-08Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$1.8M2021-03-08Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$580.6K2021-03-08Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$1.6M2021-03-08Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$2.3M2021-03-08Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$371.5K2020-11-23Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$2.4M2020-11-22Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$2.9M2020-11-22Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$1.4M2020-11-22Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Privy Council Office$1.9M2020-11-22Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada$2.3M2018-05-09Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada$1.9M2018-05-09Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada$1.2M2018-05-09Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada$1.7M2018-05-09Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada$208.0K2018-05-09Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada$2.0M2018-05-09Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada$2.2M2018-05-09Information technology and telecommunications consultants
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada$22.4K2017-03-03Other professional services not elsewhere specified
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