Fraud Prevention and Detection Framework Evaluation

The contract invites qualified entities to evaluate the effectiveness of fraud prevention and detection mechanisms used in the administration of health benefits under an Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada program, with a focus on the claims administrator’s use of data analytics and incident response protocols. The assessment must determine how well current systems identify, prevent, and respond to fraudulent activity, ensuring the integrity and efficiency of health benefit disbursements. The work will require a thorough review of analytical tools, data sources, procedural controls, and real-time monitoring capabilities to uncover potential vulnerabilities and recommend improvements. Performance is expected to occur within the National Capital Region, and the subcontract is to be awarded under the NAICS code for management consulting services. Interested parties must submit responses by June 16, 2026, with the opportunity posted on Canada Buys on June 1, 2026. The evaluation will inform future enhancements to safeguard public resources and maintain trust in the administration of health benefits for eligible populations under the IRCC program.