Controlled Goods Program (CGP) Compliance Services

The contract requires full compliance with Canada’s Controlled Goods Program, mandating rigorous personnel screening, secure recordkeeping, and strict control over facility access for handling controlled goods. All activities must align with federal regulations to ensure that only authorized individuals gain access to sensitive items, and that all transactions, movements, and storage of controlled goods are accurately documented and auditable. The contractor must implement and maintain protocols that meet or exceed the standards set by the Department of National Defence for safeguarding controlled goods within designated operational sites. Performance is expected to occur in British Columbia and Nova Scotia, with the contractor responsible for establishing and enforcing physical and administrative controls to prevent unauthorized access, loss, or diversion of regulated items. The subcontract pertains to professional services under NAICS code 541611, with responses due by July 16, 2026. The agreement is issued by the Government of Canada through the Department of National Defence and requires adherence to stringent security protocols to protect national interests, with non-compliance potentially resulting in suspension of privileges or legal consequences.