The Department of the Environment (ECCC) advances Canada’s environmental protection and sustainable development objectives through scientific monitoring, regulatory oversight, and operational support for national ecosystems. Its core mission centers on collecting and analyzing atmospheric, precipitation, and environmental data to inform policy, enforce environmental standards, and support climate resilience initiatives.
Department of the Environment (ECCC ) is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors. Over the last 12 months, Department of the Environment (ECCC ) has obligated $27,114, issued 40 awards, and worked with 37 contractors. It currently has 22 open contract opportunities.
Spending trends, top contractors, industry breakdown, and recent contract activity.
AI Mission Profile
The Department of the Environment (ECCC) advances Canada’s environmental protection and sustainable development objectives through scientific monitoring, regulatory oversight, and operational support for national ecosystems. Its core mission centers on collecting and analyzing atmospheric, precipita...
The Department of the Environment (ECCC) advances Canada’s environmental protection and sustainable development objectives through scientific monitoring, regulatory oversight, and operational support for national ecosystems. Its core mission centers on collecting and analyzing atmospheric, precipitation, and environmental data to inform policy, enforce environmental standards, and support climate resilience initiatives. Strategic priorities include maintaining the Canadian Air and Precipitation Monitoring Network, operating remote atmospheric research stations, and ensuring the integrity of environmental data collection systems. The agency also invests in facility operations and workplace infrastructure to sustain field and administrative staff engaged in long-term environmental surveillance.
Procurement patterns reveal a strong emphasis on environmental consulting, testing services, and janitorial support for specialized research facilities. The agency routinely acquires technical services related to air quality monitoring, environmental data analysis, and site operations at remote locations, alongside office and institutional furniture to equip administrative and laboratory spaces. Contracts are typically awarded through open competitive solicitations, with no set-asides observed, indicating a focus on technical capability over socioeconomic preferences.
Industry preferences are dominated by environmental consulting services (541620), testing laboratories (541380), and office furniture manufacturing (337214), reflecting a need for specialized scientific expertise and functional workspace infrastructure. Computer systems design services (541512) and facilities support (561210) further underscore reliance on IT security and operational maintenance for remote monitoring sites. Vendor relationships prioritize technical proficiency in environmental science, data systems, and facility management over diversity-focused contracting vehicles.
As a department within the Government of Canada, ECCC operates nationally with a decentralized footprint supporting field stations, research centers, and administrative offices across diverse geographic regions. It utilizes standard federal procurement vehicles for professional services and goods, relying on open competition to source mission-critical infrastructure and scientific support.
Recent Department of the Environment (ECCC ) Contracts
The latest contract opportunities posted by Department of the Environment (ECCC ), including active solicitations and recent awards.
