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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on December 5, 2022. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Compensation claims consulting services

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202210002International

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VIA Rail Canada Inc. is seeking suppliers to provide compensation claims consulting services across several Canadian regions, including Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, the Western Provinces, and the Atlantic Provinces. The requirements are divided into categories for both general consultants and lawyers, with the specific mandate that all providers in Quebec must be lawyers. Tenderers may apply for one or multiple categories, and the agency may select several providers for the same region. To qualify, the team lead must possess at least ten years of experience in compensation claims consulting, while all other allocated resources must have at least five years of proven experience specifically within the railway industry. Mandatory criteria include proficiency in English, with bilingual capabilities required for services in Quebec, and demonstrated experience working with self-insured corporations and regional workers compensation boards. Legal consultants must be active members of the respective provincial Bar Associations. Additionally, all data must be stored and hosted exclusively within Canada.

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VIA Rail seeks compensation claims consultants and lawyers across Canada with railway experience.

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → VIA Rail Canada Inc.
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VIA Rail Canada Inc. is looking for suppliers providing compensation claims consulting services for the following categories: A.           Quebec (requirement: be a lawyer) B-1.        Ontario: consultant B-2.        Ontario: lawyer C-1.        Manitoba: consultant C-2.        Manitoba: lawyer D-1.       Western Provinces (British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan): consultant D-2.       Western Provinces (British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan): lawyer E-1.        Atlantic Provinces (New Brunswick and Nova Scotia): consultant E-2.        Atlantic Provinces (New Brunswick and Nova Scotia): lawyer The Tenderer can submit the tender response for one or more categories. A Tenderer could be selected for one or more categories or various Tenderers could be selected for the same categories.     In order to submit a tender, the Tenderer must be able to comply with the following mandatory criteria: Language For the services in Quebec:           The Tenderer must be able to deliver all the services specified in Part B, Appendix A, to VIA in both official languages of Canada. For the services in other categories:           The Tenderer must be able to deliver all the services specified in Part B, Appendix A, to VIA in English. The team lead must have a minimum of ten (10) years of experience in compensation claims consulting services.  All the resources allocated to VIA must have a minimum of five (5) years of proven experience in the field of Worker’s Compensation Claims Consulting Services in railway industry in the categories mentioned above. Tenderer must have the experience with self-insured corporations dealing with the: A. Quebec: Commission des normes de l'équité de la santé et de la sécurité du travail (CNESST) B. Ontario: Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) C. Manitoba: Worker’s Compensation Board of Manitoba, WCB D. Western Province: WorkSafe BC D. Western Province: Workers Compensation Board of Alberta, WCB D. Western Province: Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board, WCB E. Atlantic Province: WorkSafe NB E. Atlantic Province: Workers' Compensation Board of Nova Scotia, WCB-NS For the Tenderer who offers the legal consulting services in A. Quebec, B-2: Ontario, C-2: Manitoba, D-2. Western Provinces (British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan), E-2. Atlantic Provinces (New Brunswick and Nova Scotia): Be an active member of the Bar Association for the province(s) in each category for which the Tenderer submitted the tender (Barreau du Québec, Ontario Bar Association, Manitoba Bar Association, British Columbia Bar Association, Law Society of Alberta, Law Society of Saskatchewan, Law Society of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia Barristers' Society) VIA requires that data be stored in Canada and not transferred, copied, communicated, hosted outside of Canada. Bidding and Documents are available on http://www.merx.com. Fees may apply; See https://www.merx.com/public/pricing for more information.

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