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Canada Technical Assistance Partnership – Expert Deployment Mechanism (CTAP-EDM)

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26-298020International

Submission Closed06/29/2026, 02:00:00 PM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

The Canada Technical Assistance Partnership – Expert Deployment Mechanism (CTAP-EDM) is a demand-driven initiative designed to deliver short-term, strategic Canadian technical expertise to countries eligible for Official Development Assistance, aligning with Canada’s foreign policy, trade, and international assistance priorities. Enabled through Task Authorizations, the mechanism responds to identified capacity gaps in partner nations across sectors such as health, education, agriculture, governance, and technology, with initiatives ranging from three weeks to one year in duration. Canadian experts sourced from government, private sector, academia, and civil society are deployed either to the partner country or to bring international counterparts to Canada for knowledge exchange, fostering mutual learning and strengthening bilateral relationships. The initiative is managed end-to-end by a qualified Canadian service provider contracted to mobilize, coordinate, and administer up to 100 assignments annually, including travel logistics, safety briefings, monitoring, reporting, and financial oversight under a results-based and gender-responsive framework. The contract is structured for a fixed term with an option for two additional one-year renewals, with performance centered in Canada’s National Capital Region and executed through a task authorization model. Evaluation for award prioritizes Technical Merit at 50%, followed by Price at 25% and Canadian Value-Added at 25%, with mandatory compliance thresholds requiring a minimum 60% score across technical criteria and strict adherence to employment equity, confidentiality, and security protocols including Reliability Status clearance. All contractors must affirm continuous compliance with Canada’s Code of Conduct for Procurement, anti-trafficking provisions, and the Policy on Prioritizing Canadian Suppliers, while maintaining complete records for up to seven years post-final payment and enabling government audit rights. Invoicing requires detailed documentation including time sheets, expense vouchers, monthly progress reports, and financial codes, with payments processed within 30 days of receipt of compliant invoices and subject to simple interest on overdue amounts. The contractor must also ensure full Canadian content delivery, demonstrate accountability for any damage caused by its personnel, and operate within high-risk environments with full adherence to international and local laws.

General Info

Canada provides short-term technical expertise to partner countries via government-requested ODA initiatives.

Agency

Government of Canada → Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development

NAICS

928120 - International Affairs

Place of Performance

*National Capital Region (NCR), CAN

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NONE

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Timeline

2 updates

PhaseClosed

PostedMay 8

Solicitation

Deadline changedJun 10

Response deadline changed from Jun 17, 2026 to Jun 22, 2026.

Notice updatedJun 29

Response deadline changed from Jun 22, 2026 to Jun 29, 2026. The notice description changed. The point of contact changed.

Response DeadlineJun 29

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

06/29/2026, 02:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development

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Organization / AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development

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Full Description

Technical Assistance Partnership – Expert Deployment Mechanism (TAP-EDM) In an increasingly complex and interconnected global landscape—shaped by shifting norms, strategic competition, and economic uncertainty—Canada’s international engagement must reflect both national priorities and a deep responsiveness to the development needs identified by partner countries. As part of its evolving foreign policy and economic diplomacy approach, DFATD, through its Missions abroad, receives frequent requests from governments in countries eligible for ODA for targeted Canadian expertise to help address pressing public sector challenges and institutional capacity gaps. To respond to these needs, DFATD established the Technical Assistance Partnership – Expert Deployment Mechanism (TAP-EDM) in 2019. This initiative facilitated the deployment of short-term, strategic Canadian technical assistance in areas where Canada has recognized strengths. TAP-EDM was designed to be flexible and demand-driven, aligning with partner countries’ self-identified priorities. Building on the TAP-EDM model, the new CTAP-EDM will once again offer the unique opportunity to leverage Canadian expertise to help address global challenges and accelerate progress on Canada’s foreign policy, trade, and international assistance priorities. It will reinforce Canada’s international leadership, enhance its global visibility, and foster mutual learning and exchange. By connecting Canadian professionals with international counterparts, the Project will strengthen bilateral relationships and people-to-people ties, promote innovation, and support the development of effective, inclusive, accountable, sustainable, resilient and gender responsive national level entities in ODA-eligible countries. Additional information on DFATD’s Official Development Assistance eligible countries is available at: http://www.oecd.org/dac/financing-sustainable-development/development-finance-standards/daclist.htm Key elements of CTAP-EDM include the following: Any country that is eligible for Official Development Assistance (ODA) can request assistance when they need specialized expertise (for example, in health, education, agriculture, governance, or technology). The request must come from a national government entity and is submitted through the Canadian embassy or mission for that country. The Canadian mission reviews the request to make sure it aligns with Canada’s priorities and is well-defined. Then it is sent to the TAP team at Global Affairs Canada headquarters for further analysis and approval. If approved, the request is sent to the executing agency, which designs an approach and identifies the right Canadian experts to respond. These experts are drawn from across Canada (government, private sector, academia, and civil society). The technical assistance can last anywhere from approximately 3 weeks to 1 year. It can include Canadian experts traveling to the partner country to provide hands-on support. It can also include bringing key officials from the partner country to Canada to learn directly from Canadian institutions and see how solutions work in practice. CTAP-EDM is meant to be nimble and responsive, providing targeted, practical support where it is needed most, without long delays. Overall, CTAP-EDM should help showcase Canadian expertise and technology while building strong partnerships between Canada and partner countries, helping address development challenges with tailored, high-quality support, for mutual benefit.