NPP - TSPS - Physical Security and Structural Engineering Support Services

The contract under solicitation 25-285736/A is a Task and Solutions Professional Services (TSPS) arrangement under the E60ZT-18TSPS Tier 1 Supply Arrangement, aimed at augmenting the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development’s internal capacity with specialized engineering personnel to support urgent physical security and structural engineering projects. The requirement is driven by the impending end of Duty of Care program funding, rising project volumes over the past four years, and the absence of backup resources within the current team, creating significant operational risk if staffing gaps occur. The contractor must provide Intermediate and Senior Structural and Physical Security Engineers, Junior Civil Engineering Graduates, Senior Civil Engineering Technologists, and Intermediate Draftspersons, with all proposed personnel required to hold or be eligible to obtain a Secret-level security clearance under PS SRCL#19 and comply with the Government of Canada’s Contract Security Program. The contract period spans three years from July 2, 2026, to June 30, 2029, with an estimated annual effort of 130 to 220 days per stream, and performance is limited to the National Capital Region, though work may support international missions. This is an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) mechanism where task orders will be issued to pre-qualified supply arrangement holders, and no pricing or contract value is specified at the solicitation level. Submission of proposals must be directed via email to Tracy Langille, the sole point of contact, and is restricted to entities already holding the E60ZT-18TSPS agreement; the solicitation is not publicly posted on CanadaBuys.ca. The procurement is governed by international trade agreements including CETA, CPTPP, and CUFFTA, and formal debriefings are available to unsuccessful bidders within 15 working days. While the Statement of Work outlines critical deliverables tied to operational continuity and performance metrics, no detailed evaluation factors, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, or clause text is provided in the available documentation, with all binding terms expected to be contained in the resulting contract under Part 7.