🇨🇦 5 Mining & Resources Tenders in Canada

Mining and natural resources procurement through CanadaBuys supports agencies including Natural Resources Canada, the Geological Survey of Canada, and the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission. PSPC issues contracts ranging from $15,000 for geological surveys to $50 million for multi-year environmental monitoring and remediation programs at former mine sites. Federal mining-related contracts cover geological mapping, mineral resource assessment, mine site remediation, environmental monitoring, and nuclear facility decommissioning. Suppliers need relevant professional designations (P.Geo, P.Eng), field equipment, and experience working in remote Canadian environments. Security clearances may be required for work at nuclear sites or on Indigenous lands. Canada's critical minerals strategy is driving new federal procurement for exploration assessment, mineral processing research, and supply chain analysis. Companies with expertise in rare earth elements, lithium, cobalt, and other battery minerals are finding emerging opportunities. Environmental remediation of legacy mine sites under the Federal Contaminated Sites Action Plan also generates consistent contract volume. Partnerships with Indigenous communities are increasingly important for projects on or near Indigenous territories.