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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on May 26, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Nestle Nutritional Products

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BCNOI2026-034International

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The Product Distribution Centre in Coquitlam, operated by the Ministry of Citizens’ Services for the Government of British Columbia, is planning to directly award a contract to Cardinal Health Canada for the supply of Nestlé nutritional products under solicitation BCNOI2026-034. This facility serves as a Health Canada-licensed hub for procuring and distributing specialized medical and health-related products to provincial government ministries, crown corporations, and federally funded organizations. The primary beneficiaries include the At Home Program, which supports over 2,300 medically fragile children aged 0 to 18 with highly customized nutritional supplements and incontinence products tailored to individual needs, and the Health Assistance Branch of the Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction, which serves nearly 7,700 additional clients receiving income support, including many aging out of the At Home Program. Both programs operate without product standardization, placing unique demands on procurement due to the non-replaceable nature of the items, and are under continuous pressure to manage costs for high-volume, essential supplies like nutritional supplements and incontinence products. The contract aims to secure consistent, reliable access to these critical products while aligning with budgetary constraints and ensuring seamless distribution to vulnerable populations across British Columbia.

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Contract awards Cardinal Health Canada for Nestle nutrition products supplying government health programs.

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Government of Canada → Product Distribution Centre

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Product Distribution Centre
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Situated in Coquitlam, Product Distribution Centre (PDC) is part of the Ministry of Citizen Services British Columbia. PDC is a Health Canada licensed full-service inventory management and distribution facility established by the BC Government for use by government ministries, crown corporations, government-funded organizations, and federal and municipal governments. PDC purchases products on behalf of government and distributes to programs within government and the described organizations.Our client(s), The At Home Program assists Parents and Caregivers of medically fragile children 0-18yrs with some of the extraordinary costs of caring for a child with severe disabilities, living at home, through a range of health supports and services. All children on this program meet at least 3 out of 4 dependencies for daily life (eating, washing, toileting, dressing.) All products for children on this program are highly customized to the individual. The At Home program does not support standardization of products for their clients and as a result face many budgetary constraints. Pricing for nutritional supplements as well as incontinence products is constantly under review. Total active clients on this program serviced in fiscal 2022 was 2,300.The Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction program provides grants and support for health supplements, medical supplies, medical equipment and devices for medically fragile citizens of BC who are receiving income support through the Ministry. The program also supports most At Home Clients serviced by Ministry of Children and Families who age out of the At Home Program and meet the HAB eligibility criteria. This program does not currently support standardization of products but will consider consolidating high usage products such as gloves or wipes etc. to two or three main brands. Health Assistance Branch, Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction (MSDPR). Total active clients on this program serviced in fiscal 2022 was 7,691.Notice is hereby given that the Province of British Columbia, as represented by the Ministry of Citizens’ Services, Product Distribution Centre is contemplating making a direct award of a contract to Cardinal Health Canada (the “Supplier”).For further details please see attachment under RFx documents.Glenn contact@example.gov

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