Cellebrite 26-27

Shared Services Canada is soliciting various Cellebrite software licenses under solicitation number BPM026003/33942, with a response deadline of May 25, 2026. The procurement is conducted on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable basis, meaning bids must fully meet all mandatory technical requirements to be considered, and award will go to the lowest-priced responsive offer. Technical compliance is evaluated through pass/fail criteria including proper designation of proposed products, demonstration of compatibility and interchangeability with existing government systems, submission of complete technical documentation, and proven equivalence to specified software requirements. Bids must be submitted electronically by email to Geoffrey Lalor at Geoffrey.lalor@ssc-spc.ca, and may be presented in either official language of Canada. The contract will obligate the supplier to provide license grants, official documentation, and ongoing software maintenance and support services, with payment terms defined in Annex A, though specific pricing and quantities are not disclosed in the available documentation. Delivery and performance are expected to occur in Canada, with acceptance carried out exclusively by the Government of Canada at the destination point. The supplier must also comply with special contractual obligations such as providing assurance of financial capability, obtaining necessary security clearances prior to award, submitting an Integrity Form under Canada’s Ineligibility and Suspension Policy, and ensuring no organizational conflicts of interest exist. All bid materials become the property of the Government, and no confidentiality claims will be honored. Contractors must submit proposals in two separate volumes—one containing technical certifications and the other strictly financial information—and must include mandatory identifiers such as the Client Reference Number and Business Number on all invoices, which must be submitted via the SSC P2P portal. The contract includes supplemental clauses for licensed software and maintenance services, with no packaging, marking, or preservation requirements specified beyond general incorporation of standard acquisition manuals. Any substitution of key personnel requires prior approval and documentation, and the Government retains the right to negotiate with suppliers and extend bid validity periods.