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Agricultural Financial Counselling & Mediation Services

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This subcontract for Agricultural Financial Counselling and Mediation Services involves providing professional financial guidance and mediation for insolvent farmers in Alberta on behalf of prime contractors for Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. The scope of work includes conducting on-site asset inventories, performing detailed financial analyses of farming operations, and reviewing tax returns. The service provider is responsible for developing recovery plans and facilitating mediation meetings in strict accordance with the Farm Debt Mediation Act. The contractor will utilize hardware and software provided by the agency to deliver essential financial analyses, asset inventories, and mediation reports. This opportunity is managed under the Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food for the Government of Canada, with a response deadline of November 16, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of CSC-2627-0477.

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Financial Consultant - Alberta for the Farm Debt Mediation Service (FDMS)

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Performs professional financial counselling and mediation for insolvent farmers for prime contractors on Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) projects in Alberta. Conducts on-site asset inventories, financial analysis of farming operations, and review of tax returns. Develops recovery plans and facilitates mediation meetings per the Farm Debt Mediation Act (FDMA). Uses AAFC-provided hardware and software. Delivers financial analyses, asset inventories, and mediation reports.

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Financial Consultant - Alberta for the Farm Debt Mediation Service (FDMS)
Solicitation # CSC-2627-0477
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada is establishing Task Authorization Contracts for professional financial consultants to support the Farm Debt Mediation Service in Alberta. The objective is to award four contracts over a five-year term to provide financial counselling and mediation services to insolvent farmers on an as-and-when-requested basis. Consultants are responsible for conducting site visits, inventorying assets, performing financial analyses, and developing recovery plans to facilitate settlement arrangements between farmers and creditors in accordance with the Farm Debt Mediation Act. The total contractual limitation of expenditure is 500,000.00 CAD plus HST, with individual task authorizations generally limited to 25,000.00 CAD. Qualified contractors must maintain an office within 125 kilometers of the Alberta provincial boundary and provide consultants with at least five years of experience in agricultural or small business accounting within the last decade. Award selection is based on a weighted ratio of 70 percent technical merit and 30 percent price, requiring a minimum overall technical score of 70 points. Payment is issued monthly via direct deposit based on a firm all-inclusive per diem rate for 7.5-hour workdays, with travel time outside 125 kilometers paid at 50 percent of the daily rate. Strict confidentiality and security requirements apply, including the mandatory use of AAFC-provided laptops and compliance with the Privacy Act and Industrial Security Manual.
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