NPP - CFRG Senior Stats Analyst - TSPS Tasks

This contract under solicitation W3827-27-J403 is a services requirement exclusively open to qualified holders of the E60ZT-18TSPS Supply Arrangement at Tier 1, targeting the provision of a single Senior Statistical Analyst to support the Canadian Forces Recruiting Group in Ontario, excluding the National Capital Region, primarily at CFB Borden. The analyst will be engaged for 37.5 hours per week, excluding weekends and federal holidays, over a fixed two-year period from August 25, 2026, to August 24, 2028. Core responsibilities include conducting statistical analysis for CFRG recruiting efforts, generating personnel and enrolment forecasts, developing and maintaining Key Performance Indicator dashboards, and providing data management and analytical advisory services to inform leadership decision-making. The position requires an individual with advanced statistical expertise, demonstrable experience with HRIS and workforce data systems, and the ability to produce high-quality analytical products that directly influence recruitment planning and operational outcomes. The technical evaluation is highly structured, weighting technical merit at 60% and price at 40%, with a mandatory technical threshold of 130 out of 190 points based on education, certification, and experience, and award will be made on a best-value trade-off basis rather than lowest price technically acceptable. All personnel assigned to the role must hold at a minimum an Enhanced Reliability security clearance, with no unscreened individuals permitted, and bidders are not required to possess the clearance at time of submission but must ensure proposed resources can obtain it prior to performance. Security compliance is governed by Canadian government protocols including TBS/SCT standards, and access to PROTECTED B and higher information is anticipated, with government-issued DWAN laptops provided for limited remote work. The contract mandates full disclosure of any subcontractors or personnel assigned to multiple contracts, and all certifications—covering education, language proficiency, resource availability, and qualifications—must be maintained and verified throughout the contract term. Invoicing is electronic via direct deposit, with payments tied to line-item submissions to both the Contracting Authority and Technical Authority, while audit rights and contractual oversight are retained by the Government of Canada, specifically the Department of National Defence. Proposals must be submitted in three separately bound volumes by the deadline of July 29, 2026, using specified electronic file formats or environmentally compliant paper formats, with no option clauses included beyond the initial two-year performance period.