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Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)
Closes Dec 31, 2028
This Request for Supply Arrangements is to establish Supply Arrangements with Third Party Logistics services companies for the provision of Health Products Logistics Services (HPLS). HPLS may consist…
Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)
Closes Dec 31, 2029
Qualification: A Notice will be posted continuously until 31 December 2029, 2:00pm ET on the Government Electronic Tendering Service (GETS) to allow new Suppliers to become qualified. Existing qualifi…
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Pharmaceutical procurement through CanadaBuys serves federal institutions including the Canadian Armed Forces, Correctional Service Canada, Indigenous Services Canada, and Veterans Affairs Canada. PSPC issues contracts ranging from $10,000 for specialized medications to $200 million for national drug supply agreements covering hundreds of formulary items. Federal pharmaceutical contracts require suppliers to hold Health Canada Drug Identification Numbers (DINs), comply with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards, and maintain appropriate controlled substance licenses where applicable. Cold chain management, expiry date tracking, and recall protocols are standard contract requirements. Suppliers must demonstrate reliable distribution networks capable of reaching remote and northern communities. The Patented Medicine Prices Review Board and the pan-Canadian Pharmaceutical Alliance influence pricing expectations for federal drug procurement. Companies that can provide competitive pricing, reliable supply, pharmacovigilance reporting, and Indigenous community pharmacy support are well positioned. Biosimilar and generic drug suppliers are finding growing opportunity as the government pursues cost containment strategies.