Ongoing Opportunity to Qualify - Audit and Related Services
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The Office of the Auditor General of Canada is soliciting bids for Supply Arrangements to provide Audit and Related Services across Canada, excluding areas subject to Comprehensive Land Claims Agreements. This ongoing opportunity, identified as solicitation number 369/B, refreshes existing arrangements under SA369 and introduces Stream 6 for Information Technology and Systems Audit and Related Services through Amendment 004, while incorporating revisions from prior amendments addressing supplier inquiries, contractual modifications, and contact information corrections. Suppliers may apply for one or more of six service streams: Financial Audit, Data Analytics, Financial Instruments Audit and Related Consulting Services (with three sub-streams covering valuation and disclosures), Actuarial Services (for insurance and employee benefits liabilities), Special Examinations, and the newly added IT and Systems Audit. The Supply Arrangement has no defined expiration and remains active until Canada determines it is no longer advantageous, functioning as an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity mechanism where task orders are issued to qualified suppliers without re-competition. Proposals must be submitted via email in two distinct electronic files—Technical Arrangement and Certifications—by the indefinite deadline of January 1, 2100, and must meet mandatory qualifications including specific educational designations and five years of experience for specialized sub-streams, with all requirements evaluated on a pass/fail basis without weighted scoring. Suppliers must indicate regions of service availability and comply with OAG-specific contract clauses that replace federal terminology and eliminate certain standard provisions such as integrity clauses, while extending submission timelines to 180 days. Indigenous businesses are encouraged to self-identify under the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business, triggering ongoing compliance obligations including potential audits and subcontracting conditions. Formal security clearances are not required, but former public servants receiving pensions must disclose their status, and suppliers must adhere to the OAG’s Code of Conduct for Procurement. All arrangements are governed by Ontario law, and contract administration is managed by Soo Yeon Cho, Senior Contracting and Procurement Advisor, with no specified payment office or invoicing system, and no formal evaluation weights or contract value estimates disclosed.
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