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RFP for audit services/Demande de propositions pour des services d’audit externe

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The 2029 Canada Games Host Society Inc. is seeking proposals from qualified public accounting firms to provide comprehensive annual external audit, tax, and general consultation services. The engagement supports the financial accountability and governance requirements for the 2029 Canada Summer Games in the Moncton and Saint John regions. The scope of work includes performing annual audits for fiscal periods ending March 31 from 2027 through 2030, filing CRA not-for-profit tax returns, and providing financial reporting consultation. Key deliverables include a mutually agreed-upon audit plan, annual independent auditor reports, management letters regarding internal controls, and presentations of findings to the Finance Committee and Board Directors. The Host Society aims to have annual audits completed by June 30th each year, with potential for additional wind-up services after March 31, 2030. Proposals were due by October 9, 2026, and are evaluated based on a weighted system: responsiveness to scope and program needs (35%), demonstrated experience and expertise (35%), cost effectiveness (20%), value in-kind opportunities (5%), and comprehensiveness (5%). The contract will be awarded to the highest-ranked proponent offering the best overall value. Applicants must provide a detailed fee proposal, including annual audit and tax compliance fees, and demonstrate their ability to maintain professional auditor independence and disclose any conflicts of interest. The selection process emphasizes the firm's experience with not-for-profit organizations, government-funded entities, and major event sectors.

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The 2029 Canada Games Host Society Inc. is seeking proposals from qualified public accounting firms to provide annual external audit services. The successful firm will provide independent audit services and related reporting in support of the Host Society’s financial accountability and governance requirements as it prepares for the 2029 Canada Summer Games in the Moncton and Saint John regions.La Société hôtesse des Jeux du Canada de 2029 inc. sollicite des propositions decabinets d’experts-comptables qualifiés pour fournir des servicesannuels d’audit externe. Le cabinet retenu fournira des services d’audit indépendant etproduira les rapports connexes afin d’appuyer les exigences de la Société hôtesse enmatière de responsabilité financière et de gouvernance dans le cadre de ses préparatifs pourles Jeux d’été du Canada 2029 dans les régions de Moncton et de Saint John.

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