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This Government Contract opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on May 5, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Indigenous Cultural and Spiritual Support Services

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NAICS: 624190
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Solicitation # DPARC-0678
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The contract seeks providers to deliver culturally appropriate spiritual and cultural programming tailored to Indigenous offenders within federal correctional facilities and community-based reintegration settings. Services must include Elder-led ceremonies and activities that reflect the diverse traditions, beliefs, and practices of Indigenous communities across Canada, ensuring that programming is grounded in cultural authenticity and community-specific needs. The goal is to support the holistic well-being and successful reintegration of Indigenous individuals by integrating spiritual guidance, cultural healing, and traditional knowledge into their correctional journey. This subcontract, issued by the Correctional Service of Canada under the Government of Canada, is classified under NAICS code 624190 and is open for responses until May 20, 2026. Performance is expected to take place in British Columbia, with a focus on delivering services in alignment with Indigenous worldviews and protocols. The initiative underscores a commitment to reconciliation and culturally safe care, requiring providers to demonstrate experience working with Indigenous communities, understanding of trauma-informed approaches, and ability to collaborate with Elders and knowledge keepers. Proposals must reflect a deep respect for Indigenous sovereignty and the right to self-determination in cultural and spiritual matters.

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Provide Indigenous spiritual programming and Elder-led ceremonies for offender reintegration in British Columbia.

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Government of Canada → Correctional Service of CanadaView Agency

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624190 - Other Individual and Family ServicesView NAICS

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British Columbia, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Correctional Service of Canada
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Provide culturally appropriate spiritual and cultural programming, including ceremonies and Elder-led sessions, to support Indigenous offenders during reintegration in federal institutions and community settings.

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