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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on March 10, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration - Request for Proposal - 2026 TES North Region

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AB-2026-02044Canada

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The contract calls for the provision of Transition to Employment Services (TES) in multiple communities across Northern Alberta, focusing on assisting unemployed and underemployed Albertans in acquiring the skills necessary for rapid workforce re-entry. Services offered under this program include personalized, in-person support aimed at job placement, job matching, and unpaid work experience, alongside employment readiness training such as interview preparation, résumé development, and labor market research. The program emphasizes comprehensive assessments to tailor services to individual participant needs, employer engagement, short-term training, and job maintenance support to foster sustained employment outcomes. Proponents are required to implement diverse marketing and outreach strategies to attract eligible participants and establish strong partnerships with employers, industry groups, and professional associations. The contract stipulates that proposers must detail their methods, timelines, costs, and contingency plans to address potential challenges like low participant enrollment, employer recruitment difficulties, and labor market shifts. The solicitation, issued by the Government of Canada’s Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration agency, was posted in March 2026 with a submission deadline in late April 2026, targeting service delivery primarily in communities such as Grand Cache, Alberta. The contracting authority for this opportunity is James Prentice.

General Info

Provision of Transition to Employment Services in Northern Alberta including job placement and training.

Agency

Government of Canada → Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration

NAICS

624310 - Vocational Rehabilitation Services View NAICS

Place of Performance

Alberta, Grand Cache, CAN

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NONE

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration
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Government of Canada → Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration
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James PrenticeContracting Authority

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Transition to Employment Services (TES) provides comprehensive, in‑person, individualized supports, with a strong emphasis on job placement, to help unemployed and underemployed Albertans acquire the workplace and occupation‑specific skills needed to re‑enter the workforce as quickly as possible. Participants receive targeted employment services, including Employment Placement and Supports, Job Matching, Unpaid Work Experience along with essential job search techniques, interview preparation, résumé development, assessment of skill gaps, understanding transferable skills, identifying the hidden job market, labour market research, employment lead generation, and direct placement activities. Supplementary Short Courses and Employment Readiness supports are available to address occupational skill requirements and remove barriers by ensuring Participants have the tools and equipment needed to be job ready. TES uses structured assessments to identify Participant needs and deliver tailored services, Employer‑engaged activities, short‑term training, and job maintenance supports that facilitate timely labour market attachment and sustained employment. Proponents are expected to implement a range of marketing and outreach strategies to recruit eligible Participants throughout the duration of active service delivery, engage Employers, and build partnerships with industry and professional associations. Proponents must also outline the methods, duration, frequency, anticipated costs, and any adjustments that may be required to the aforementioned activities to mitigate risks such as low Participant flow, Employer recruitment challenges, and labour market fluctuations. The purpose of this RFP is to solicit proposals to provide the Transition to Employment Services program in several communities throughout Northern Alberta.