Interagency Coordination – CJOC and Health Canada Engagement

The contract requires the vendor to serve as a liaison between the Department of National Defence and external agencies, specifically the Canadian Joint Operations Command and Health Canada, to facilitate coordinated health initiatives and dual-use investment programs. This role involves seamless communication and collaboration to align objectives, share resources, and advance mutually beneficial projects that support both national defense and public health priorities. The position demands a strong understanding of federal operations, intergovernmental protocols, and the strategic integration of health-related technologies and capabilities across military and civil sectors. Work under this subcontract must be performed within the National Capital Region, and the opportunity is open to qualified parties responding by the deadline of July 9, 2026. The contract falls under NAICS code 541611, indicating it is related to management consulting services, emphasizing strategic coordination and advisory functions rather than direct service delivery. Subcontractors are expected to demonstrate proven experience in interfacing with government agencies, managing complex interagency relationships, and executing joint initiatives in high-stakes environments. The tender is administered by the Government of Canada through the Department of National Defence, with no set-aside classification specified.