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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.

RFB for Credit and Debit Card Acquiring Services

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USG Systemwide Campus Commerce, Payments, Identity, and Refund Solutions
Solicitation # 47200-eRFP-001832-2027
The University System of Georgia (USG) is soliciting proposals under solicitation 47200-eRFP-001832-2027 to establish systemwide enabling agreements for campus commerce, payments, identity, and refund solutions. The project is divided into three independently awardable categories: Campus Integrated Payments and Commerce, Campus Card and Digital Identity, and Student Refund Disbursement Services. USG intends to award each category to no more than two high-scoring suppliers based on a combination of technical and cost evaluations. The resulting contracts will provide scalable solutions for USG institutions across Georgia, with an initial 12-month term beginning July 1, 2027, and optional renewal periods of four or nine one-year terms. Suppliers must meet specific qualifications for each category, including expertise in higher-education payment portals, digital identity credential access, and Title IV banking for student refunds. Evaluation factors include qualifications and capacity, solution architecture and integration, and implementation and transition strategies. Top-scoring suppliers may be invited to provide demonstrations of their solutions. Mandatory submission requirements include a cost worksheet, a cyber security risk questionnaire, eVerify affidavits, and tax compliance forms. Preference is given to Georgia resident companies or those eligible under the Reciprocal Preference Law.
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The Province of Ontario, through the Ontario Financing Authority, seeks a new credit and debit card acquiring services provider to support its extensive payment infrastructure, which processes over 13.7 million transactions annually totaling more than $1.6 billion across 22 ministries. These payments are made through a wide array of channels including in-person terminals, online portals, kiosks, telephone orders, and interactive voice response systems, with more than 770 merchant locations and 2,060 point of sale devices currently in use. Each ministry operates as an independent merchant chain with its own bank accounts, merchant IDs, and reporting structures, while the Ontario Financing Authority centrally manages contracting, configuration, policy, equipment procurement, and the relationship with the acquiring services provider. The solicitation aims to replace the current arrangement with a modern, scalable, and compliant acquiring services contract capable of accommodating future growth, technological innovation, and evolving regulatory demands. The selected provider will be responsible for supporting a phased transition from the existing vendor and collaborating closely with the Ontario Financing Authority, internal IT clusters, and individual ministries to ensure seamless integration, ongoing technical support, and strategic alignment. The contract will require robust infrastructure to maintain service continuity across hundreds of locations and dozens of public-facing websites while enabling improved reporting, security, and operational efficiency throughout the term of the agreement. The response deadline is June 4, 2026, and the solicitation is managed by the Ontario Financing Authority under the classification of financial transaction processing services.

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Province seeks long-term acquiring services contract managing 13.7M+ transactions annually, multi-channel payments.

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Ontario Financing Authority
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Jeffrey WrightContracting Authority

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The Province is one of the largest public sector users of credit and debit card acceptance services in Canada. Provincial Ministries collectively process more than 13.7 million card transactions annually, representing over $1.6 billion in value, across a wide range of public services including licensing, permits, registrations, court services, parks services, fines, applications, and other program fees. Card payments are accepted through a diverse set of channels including over-the-counter point of sale terminals, integrated and semi-integrated systems, internet sites, internal payment applications, mail order and telephone order, interactive voice response, kiosks, and seasonal service locations.At present, approximately 22 Ministries operate 770+ Merchant Locations, supported by roughly 2,060 point of sale devices and more than 60 public-facing websites that accept card payments. Each Ministry operates as a distinct Merchant Chain, settling funds into its own Ministry bank account and maintaining its own Merchant IDs and reporting requirements. The Ontario Financing Authority (OFA) centrally manages the acquiring services contract, merchant configuration, policy, equipment ordering, and relationship with the Acquirer on behalf of all Ministries.This RFB is intended to establish a long-term, modern acquiring services arrangement that can support the Province’s current scale and complexity while also accommodating future growth, modernization, and regulatory change. The selected Acquirer will be expected to work closely with the OFA, internal service providers, I&IT clusters, and Ministries to implement a phased transition from the incumbent provider and to support ongoing operational, technical, and strategic needs throughout the life of the Agreement.

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