Correctional Service Canada national procurement plan, fiscal year 2017-2018

Introduction

The Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) is the federal government agency responsible for administering offender sentences of a term of two years or more, as imposed by the courts. CSC is responsible for managing institutions of various security levels and supervising offenders under conditional release in the community.

The objective of this CSC National Procurement Plan is to provide industry and the public information regarding CSC’s anticipated contracting activities for fiscal year 2017-2018, including a list of planned major procurement requirements.

CSC Procurement Planning

CSC produces a National Procurement Plan, as part of its business planning cycle and investment planning activities, to identify projected procurement activities and provide strategic information on the purchases the department makes to fulfill its mandate and meet operational requirements.

Through improved procurement planning, CSC has streamlined its procurement processes and is better able to plan its purchases, while at the same time respecting existing policies, regulations and trade agreements.

CSC's Projected Major Procurement Activities

CSC's procurement plan identifies projected major procurement activities (see Table 1). In adherence with the principles of access and transparency, the list aims to provide potential suppliers with a view of CSC's planned procurement activities in order for them to be prepared to respond to the demand.

Important points on the list of projected major procurement activities include:

Fair, Open and Transparent

CSC is committed to ensuring that competitive procurement is standard practice by seeking tender proposals on the Government Electronic Tendering Service (GETS) or through limited tendering for procurements not subject to trade agreements.

CSC Procurement Activity

CSC is relatively consistent in the type of goods and services it procures to meet operational needs and legislation requirements. The following list represents the major commodity areas for CSC contracting:

Resources

Statistics on contracts issued by departments and agencies is available publicly as part of the Government of Canada's annual Purchasing Activity Report. This report is used to provide statistical analysis of the processes and tools through which government contracting is conducted.

Information on Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) standing offers and supply arrangements can be obtained through the Standing Offer Index.

For current CSC and other Federal Government Department issued open competitive solicitations, please refer to the Government Electronic Tendering System (GETS) accessible through the PSPC’s Tenders website.

PSPC’s Buyandsell.gc.ca website is a key resource dedicated to federal government procurement. Buyandsell.gc.ca is the central procurement resource for federal government buyers and industry suppliers. The user-friendly site includes lists of pre-qualified government suppliers and information on standing offers and supply arrangements.

The site provides valuable information for businesses that want to supply goods and services to the government and includes:

Is the list helpful? Let us know!

In its ongoing effort to engage and provide access and information to the supplier community, CSC would like your views on whether this list of projected procurement activities will help you provide procurement solutions to CSC.

NOTE: We will not respond to requests for additional information on a specific procurement activity included in the list. Details relating to a specific procurement activity will only be available once the solicitation is formally released.

Please send your comments to: Gen-NHQContractingandMaterielServices@csc-scc.gc.ca

Further Information

All requests for information related to this Procurement Plan are to be addressed to:

Director, Contracting and Materiel Services

Gen-NHQContractingandMaterielServices@csc-scc.gc.ca

Telephone: 613-943-9616

Table 1: Projected Major Procurement Activity: Fiscal Year 2017-2018
Title of Requirement Brief Description Est. Value (incl. options)
Cable Services Establishment of various multi-year contracts the provision of cable services for various institutions $1,200,000
Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) Establishment of a contract for the purchase and installation of CCTV equipment $420,000
Community-Based Residential Facility (CBRF & CRF) Establishment of various contracts for the provision of CBRF and CRF services $14,600,000
Construction Projects Establishment of multiple contracts for various construction projects across CSC institutions $11,552,000
Educational Services Establishment of multiple contracts with option periods for the provision of educational services for offenders $5,365,000
Elder Services Establishment of multiple contracts with option periods for the provision of Elder services $5,821,000
Electronic Equipment Establishment of contracts for the purchase of new electronic equipment $2,994,000
Equipment Rental Establishment of a competitive contract for equipment rental $603,800
Food Equipment Establishment of a contract for the purchase of various food equipment $265,000
Food Services Establishment of Standing Offer Agreements for the provision of food products to institutions $21,000,000
General Maintenance Services Establishment of a multi-year Standing Offer Agreement for the provision of general maintenance services $6,700,000
Health Services Establishment of multiple contracts with option periods for the provision of various health services (e.g. pharmacists, dentists, psychologists, laboratory services) $15,980,000
Hospital Services Establishment of a multi-year contract for the provision of hospital services $1,221,000

Installation Services

Establishment of multiple contracts for the provision of furniture installation services

$1,186,000

Institutional Services

Establishment of contracts for the provision of various institutional services

$3,700,000

Integrated Correctional Program Model (ICPM)

Establishment of multiple contracts for the ICPM

$6,500,000

IT Replacement Software and Equipment

Establishment of a contract for the purchase of IT replacement software and equipment

$3,600,000

Mattress Materials

Establishment of multiple Standing Offers related to the purchase of Mattress materials

$4,775,000

Office Furniture

Establishment of a contract for the purchase of office furniture

$1,750,000

Optometrist Services

Establishment of multiple contracts with option periods for the provision of optometrist services.

$600,000

Physician Services

Establishment of multiple contracts with options for the provision of physician services

$33,600,000

Professional Services

Establishment of multiple contracts for the provision of various professional services (e.g. engineers, architects, committee members)

$6,590,000

Psychiatric Services

Establishment of multiple multi-year contracts with option periods for the provision of psychiatric services

$5,100,000

Security Equipment and Services

Establishment of multiple contracts for the purchase and provision of security equipment and services

$357,000

Snow and Garbage Removal Services

Establishment of Standing Offer Agreements for the provision of snow and garbage removal for various institutions

$1,460,000

Software and Maintenance

Establishment of multiple contracts for the purchase and provision of software and maintenance

$2,702,000

Trade Services

Establishment of Standing Offer Agreements for the provision of various trade services (e.g. electrician, plumber, carpenter)

$566,000

Training

Establishment of a contract for the provision of health care training

$696,000

Transportation Services

Establishment of one-year standing offers with option periods for National & Regional Depot (freight and forwarding) services.

$900,000

Vocational Training

Establishment of a contract for the provision vocational training at various institutions

$522,000

Workforce Integration Services

Establishment of a contract with option periods for the provision of workforce integration services for offenders

$330,000

Workplace Hazardous Materials
Information system (WHMIS)

Establishment of a one-year contract with option periods for hazardous materials identification services at work.

$253,600

*The transfer of certain authorities to Shared Services Canada may have an impact on the proposed IT requirements listed.

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