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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on June 9, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Business Consultant for the Chief of Joint Capabilities and Integration

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DJMDR-26-0085International

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The Department of National Defence is seeking a Senior Business Consultant to support the Chief of Joint Capabilities and Integration, a Level 2 organization tasked with aligning and advancing joint capabilities, interoperability, and defence modernization across the Canadian Armed Forces. The consultant will provide expert analysis, strategic advice, and operational assistance to advance initiatives in digital transformation, operational sustainment, health services, and joint force integration, working directly with CJCI and multiple directorates including DJPI, DJR, DJMDR, DJCI, DJOSS, and DJI. The role involves facilitating cross-organizational engagements, contributing to concept and plan development, and supporting governance structures to ensure coherent capability delivery under the Joint Forces Command. The contract is for an initial 12-month term, with the possibility of a one-time 12-month extension, and is issued under solicitation DJMDR-26-0085, which was open to 15 pre-invited suppliers with a deadline for submissions on June 9, 2026. While additional qualified Supply Arrangement holders may also be invited to respond, the submission deadline remains fixed and will not be extended. This is a new requirement with no incumbent, and performance is expected to take place primarily within the National Capital Region. The point of contact for inquiries is Edward Phan, with further details accessible through the Canada Buys portal.

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Senior Business Consultant hired for 12 months to support joint capabilities and digital transformation in National Capital Region.

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Government of Canada → Department of National DefenceView Agency

NAICS

541618 - Other Management Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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*National Capital Region (NCR), CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of National Defence
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Chief of Joint Capabilities and Integration (CJCI) is a Level 2 organization which is responsible to align, cohere, and advance joint capabilities and interoperability on behalf of the Joint Forces Command (CJFC), including CAF Force Development activities related to digital transformation, operational sustainment modernization, health services, interoperability and the integration of joint capabilities. CJCI achieves its mandated tasks through governance, collaboration and analysis; and provides recommendations to Comd CJFC and through existing Defence Capability and Programme structures. The CJCI requires a Senior Business Consultant to provide analysis, advice, and assistance in support of CJCI’s mandate to advance joint capability development and integration to enable defence modernization and deliver joint effects. Work involves advising CJCI directly, supporting the work of DJPI, DJR, DJMDR, DJCI, DJOSS and DJI, contributing to and facilitating pan-DND/CAF engagements on joint capability development initiatives and efforts, and assisting in the development of concepts and plans. The contract period will be for One (1) 12-month period from the date of contract award with an option to extend it for up to (One) additional (12) month periods. Please note: That Department of National Defence has already invited 15 suppliers to submit proposals in response to DJMDR-26-0085 However, Department of National Defence will extend this invitation to qualified Supply Arrangement holders however the bid close date will not be extended as a result. Please Note: This is a new requirement. There is NO incumbent.

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