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What you’ll find here: 63 open canadian aerospace & defence contracts, refreshed daily from CanadaBuys, SEAO, provincial portals, and municipal sources. New to government bidding? Read our 2026 guide to finding Canadian government tenders. Already an active bidder? Set up free daily alerts for new tenders matching your business.
Canadian aerospace and defence contracts come primarily from the Department of National Defence and PSPC, published on CanadaBuys and Defence Construction Canada. Values range from $100,000 component orders to $80 billion programs like the Canadian Surface Combatant. Controlled Goods Program registration and facility security clearances are typical baseline requirements for bidders.
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Department of Natural Resources (NRCan)
Closes Mar 31, 2040
THIS BID SOLICITATION CANCELS AND SUPERSEDES PREVIOUS BID SOLICITATION NUMBERS RFSA #NRCan-5000045352, #NRCan-5000045352/A, #NRCan-5000045352/B, #NRCan-5000045352/C, #NRCan-5000045352/D & #NRCan-50000…
Defence Construction Canada - Ontario Region
Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is inviting contractors to apply to be placed on QRT source list(s) for work required by the Department of National Defence, at 22 Wing North Bay, Ontario. The source…
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Aerospace and defence is one of the highest-value procurement categories in Canada, with the Department of National Defence and PSPC managing multi-billion-dollar programs through CanadaBuys. Contracts range from $100,000 component supply orders to $80 billion fleet replacement initiatives like the Canadian Surface Combatant program. Bidding on Canadian defence contracts requires Controlled Goods Program registration, facility security clearances, and often NATO-level industrial security standards. The Industrial and Technological Benefits policy mandates that large defence procurements generate economic activity in Canada equal to the contract value, creating opportunities for domestic subcontractors and supply chain partners. Aerospace firms should monitor both CanadaBuys and Defence Construction Canada for opportunities. Procurement timelines are often multi-year, with extensive qualification and evaluation phases. Companies with existing relationships with prime contractors and demonstrated experience in areas like aircraft maintenance, avionics, or weapons systems integration are best positioned for success.