Aimée Legault

Aimée Legault serves as a primary Point of Contact for the Correctional Service of Canada. In this capacity, she supports the agency's mission to provide safe, secure, and humane custody and community supervision for individuals under federal sentence. Her role involves managing procurement activities that facilitate the delivery of essential health, social services, and rehabilitation resources necessary for the physical and cultural well-being of incarcerated populations. The agency's contractor landscape is highly diversified, with awards distributed across a broad base of 185 different contractors. No single vendor dominates the agency's spending, indicating a procurement environment that utilizes a wide array of specialized suppliers to meet its operational needs. The agency demonstrates a commitment to Indigenous business participation through specific set-aside strategies. While the majority of procurements are open to all competition, the agency utilizes the Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business (PSIB), including both direct set-asides and conditional set-asides where awards are contingent upon receiving multiple responsive offers from Indigenous businesses. Procurement activity is primarily concentrated in two specialized domains. Half of the agency's focus is directed toward cut and sew apparel contractors (NAICS 315210), while the remaining half is dedicated to other individual and family services (NAICS 624190), reflecting a need for both institutional clothing and specialized social support services.