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Notice of Intent to Participate in Cooperative Buying Groups

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The London Police Service has issued a Notice of Intent to Participate in Cooperative Buying Groups, identified by solicitation number Notice-2026-01. In compliance with the Canadian Free Trade Agreement and the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement, this notice informs potential suppliers that the agency will utilize several procurement groups to acquire goods and services. These participating groups include Supply Ontario Vendors of Record, the Ontario Education Collaborative Marketplace, the Elgin Middlesex Oxford Purchasing Cooperative, the Canoe Procurement Group of Canada, and the Police Cooperative Purchasing Group. This solicitation was posted on June 9, 2026, and remains open for responses until December 31, 2026. The notice serves as a formal declaration of the agency's intent to leverage these established cooperative frameworks for its procurement needs within Canada.

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London Police Service will use cooperative buying groups for procurement through December 2026.

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AgencyLondon Police Service
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Organization / AgencyLondon Police Service
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Notice of Intent to Participate in Cooperative Buying Groups In accordance with the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) and the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), this notice is to advise suppliers that the London Police Service is a participating agency in one or more procurements conducteed by the following buying groups: Supply Ontario Vendors of Record (www.supplyontario.ca/vendors-of-record-arrangements/)OECM - Ontario Education Collaborative Marketplace (www.oecm.ca)EMOP - Elgin Middlesex Oxford Purchasing Cooperative (www.emop.ca)Canoe Procurement Group of Canada (www.canoeprocurement.ca)PCPG - Police Cooperative Purchasing Group (www.oacp.ca/en/committees/police-cooperative-purchasing-group-pcpg.aspx)

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