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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on May 21, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Armoured Vehicle Services

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BC227269International

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B26OP04172 Request for Proposals (RFP) for Armored car service with armed guards to pick up, transport, count and deposit paper and coin currency for a period of up to three (3) years with two (2) one-year options.
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Solicitation B26OP04172 is a request for proposals issued by the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA), acting as the lead agency for a joint procurement including Pace Suburban Bus and Metra. The objective is to secure a qualified armored car service provider to pick up, transport, count, and deposit paper and coin currency. The contract is structured as a firm fixed unit price agreement for an initial term of three years, with two optional one-year extensions. The selected contractor will be responsible for the secure transport of revenue collection equipment from designated locations to a secure counting facility, processing the funds in accordance with Federal Reserve System standards, and depositing the revenue into designated bank accounts. The procurement process requires electronic submissions via the Bonfire portal by September 17, 2026. Proposals are evaluated based on the firm's understanding of the scope of work and the experience of its key personnel. The agencies intend to award three separate contracts, one for each entity. Key requirements include strict adherence to currency shipment sealing and verification protocols, the maintenance of a quality management system, and compliance with Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) requirements. Contractors must also provide comprehensive insurance coverage and performance-payment bonds, while adhering to federal and state regulations, including the Illinois Human Rights Act and various civil rights mandates.
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The Province of British Columbia is seeking qualified suppliers to provide armored vehicle services under a closed corporate supply arrangement, with services delivered on an as-needed basis to various government ministries, agencies, and public sector entities across ten distinct geographic regions. The services include regularly scheduled and on-demand transportation of currency deposits, currency orders, and other secure items between designated locations, with specific requirements for both mandatory and optional communities within each area. Each geographic region is evaluated separately for qualitative and price criteria, and only one contractor will be awarded per region, though a single supplier may be awarded multiple regions under one combined agreement. The contract term is three years with three one-year extension options, and responses must be submitted by June 10, 2026. Suppliers awarded a contract will not contract directly with the Province; instead, each will establish unique, separate accounts with individual purchasers—such as ministry departments and provincial agencies—who issue service requests. The supplier will invoice each purchaser directly based on agreed terms outlined in Appendix C of the corporate supply arrangement, while the Province retains no financial responsibility or account relationships. All service delivery must comply with the terms in Schedule A, and the contractor must be prepared to serve all required communities in each designated area, with flexibility to propose service extension to optional communities. The solicitation is managed by the Procurement Services Branch, and interested parties must respond through the designated process by the deadline to be considered for participation in this critical secure transportation framework.

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British Columbia seeks armored vehicle suppliers for secure transport across ten regions, three-year contract with extensions, one per region, direct invoicing to purchasers.

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Government of Canada → Procurement Services Branch

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561613 - Armored Car ServicesView NAICS

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Procurement Services Branch
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The Province invites interested suppliers to submit Responses for the provision of Armoured Vehicle Services to be provided to individual Purchasers on an as, if, and when requested basis. The Services will be accessed through a Corporate Supply Arrangement - Closed Framework (“CSA”) established with the Province, on substantially the terms and conditions set out in Schedule A. The CSA with the Province, establishes, among other things, Purchasers’ access to Services, as described in section 4 of this RCSA.The Term of a resulting CSA is to be three (3) years, with three (3) one-year options to extend.The Purchasers will require any or all of the following: Regularly Scheduled and On-Demand pickup of Deposits to then be delivered to designated Consignees Regularly Scheduled and On-Demand pickup of Currency Orders from designated Consignees to then be delivered to the Purchasers Regularly Scheduled and On-Demand Transport of a Purchaser’s Items between two Premises of the PurchaserThere are 10 Geographic Areas requiring the Services, as described in Schedule D (Geographic Areas). Each Geographic Area contains Required Communities that must be provided the Services for Regularly Scheduled Pickup/Delivery by the Contractor, along with Optional Communities that Respondents may also propose to provide the Services for one, some or all Optional Communities. There will be a separate qualitative and price evaluation for each Geographic Area. A Respondent may propose to provide the Services within one, some or all of the 10 Geographic Areas listed within Appendix 1 to Schedule D (Geographic Areas Response Form). For each given Geographic Area, only one CSA will be awarded to one CSA Holder. If more than one Geographic Area is awarded to the same Respondent, those Geographic Areas will be covered under one combined CSA.The names of the 10 Geographic Areas are as follows but refer to Appendix 1 to Schedule D (Geographic Areas Response Form) for the complete listing of all of the Required Communities and Optional Communities within each Geographic Area: Metro Vancouver – including Powell River & Sechelt Victoria Vancouver Island - North Vancouver Island - Central Vancouver Island – South North Eastern Interior North Western Interior Central Interior South Eastern Interior South Central InteriorPurchasers of the Services offered through CSAs are anticipated to include several individual offices within various ministries and agencies of the Province and may include Public Sector Entities. While the Province, represented by Procurement Services Branch, will manage the resulting CSAs, the CSA Holder(s) will contract directly with each Purchaser and provide unique and separate Accounts to each Purchaser for each Service Request issued to a CSA Holder. As required by each Purchaser, and the Contractor (once established as a result of a CSA Holder accepting and signing a Service Request that is also signed by a Purchaser) will then invoice each Purchaser for each Account separately and directly. For clarity, the Province will not hold an Account with a CSA Holder or the Contractor and is not responsible for the individual Purchasers’ Accounts or payment of their invoices; the Contractor/CSA Holder will set up each Purchaser with a unique Account and as required by the Purchaser. The individual Orders resulting from a CSA Holder accepting a Service Request will be between the Contractor and the Purchaser issuing the Service Request. The form of Contract between the Contractor and a Purchaser will be Appendix C (Order Terms and Conditions) to Schedule A (Corporate Supply Arrangement – Closed Framework). This applies to Purchasers and Service Requests issued by Ministries (and numerous individual departments within each ministry) and core provincial government agencies, as well as Public Sector Entities.

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