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SOLUTION INTÉGRÉE DE GESTION DU PORTEFEUILLE D’INVESTISSEMENTS ET DE PRÊTS

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20127719International

Submission Closed06/23/2026, 04:00:00 PM UTC

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Investissement Québec seeks a comprehensive integrated solution for managing its investment and loan portfolios, including full administrative capabilities for debt instruments and enhanced support for equity and quasi-equity instruments such as private placements, syndications, and junior debt. The required system must automate and optimize key processes such as file opening, modifications, disbursements, and collections, while offering robust financial and accounting functionalities. The solution must be delivered through a cloud-based model, either as a Software as a Service (SaaS) offering or as a managed SaaS service, with the vendor responsible for hosting, operation, and maintenance in an environment external to IQ. While native support for equity and quasi-equity instruments is valued, adaptive configuration of existing debt modules is acceptable and will be considered an added benefit, not a mandatory requirement. All software components, modules, and associated professional services—including implementation, configuration, and integration—collectively constitute the Solution, which must fully comply with IQ’s specifications. The solicitation number is 20127719, with responses due by June 2, 2026, and the solution is expected to be deployed in Montreal, Quebec.

General Info

Procurement of cloud-based investment and loan portfolio management solution with SaaS delivery, deadline June 2026.

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Government of Canada → Investissement Québec.View Agency

NAICS

523940 - Portfolio Management and Investment AdviceView NAICS

Place of Performance

Montréal, Capitale-Nationale (Québec), CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 26

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Response DeadlineJun 23

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Submission Closed

06/23/2026, 04:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Investissement Québec.

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Government of Canada → Investissement Québec.

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Le présent appel d’offres a pour objet d'obtenir des soumissions pour l’acquisition d’une solution intégrée de gestion du portefeuille d’investissements et de prêts, ainsi que des services professionnels requis à sa mise en œuvre et son intégration. La solution recherchée doit notamment permettre de; Ø Optimiser et automatiser les processus liés à l’administration du portefeuille d’investissements et de prêts, incluant l’ouverture, la modification, le déboursement et l’encaissement des dossiers; Ø Offrir des capacités robustes de gestion financière et comptable La solution de gestion et d’administration des interventions (LSS) proposée doit permettre l’administration complète des instruments de dette. Toutefois, IQ souhaite également que la solution soit en mesure de soutenir l’administration des instruments d’équité et de quasi‑équité (incluant notamment les placements privés, la syndication et la dette junior). Cette capacité peut être offerte soit par des fonctionnalités dédiées, soit par une adaptation ou un paramétrage des mécanismes existants de la solution, y compris ceux initialement conçus pour la gestion de la dette. Les soumissionnaires doivent décrire comment leur solution permet de couvrir ces types d’interventions financières, ainsi que les principales limites ou adaptations requises, le cas échéant. La capacité de la solution à administrer des instruments d’équité et de quasi‑équité, qu’elle soit native ou obtenue par une adaptation des modules de dette, sera considérée comme une valeur ajoutée dans l’évaluation, sans constituer une exigence éliminatoire. Aux fins du présent appel d’offres, l’ensemble de la solution logicielle, de ses modules et composantes, ainsi que les services professionnels d’accompagnement, de configuration et d’intégration afférents, sont désignés collectivement comme la « Solution », le tout conformément aux exigences, termes et conditions définis par Investissement Québec (ci‑après « IQ ») dans le présent document. La Solution doit être offerte en mode infonuagique. À cet égard, le présent appel d’offres prévoit deux (2) scénarios distincts d’hébergement et de livraison de la Solution, à savoir : Soit une Solution livrée en mode Software as a Service (SaaS); Ou une Solution livrée en mode SaaS géré (Managed Service). Le soumissionnaire peut déposer une soumission pour l’un ou l’autre des scénarios, ou pour les deux scénarios, lorsque applicable, conformément aux modalités prévues au présent appel d’offres et au bordereau de prix. Aux fins des présentes, une Solution offerte en mode infonuagique signifie qu’IQ acquiert, par abonnement, des droits d’utilisation de la Solution, laquelle est hébergée dans un environnement externe à IQ et exploitée par le Fournisseur conformément au scénario de livraison retenu.