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What you’ll find here: 222 open canadian transportation & logistics 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 federal transportation and logistics contracts come from PSPC, often on behalf of the Department of National Defence, published on CanadaBuys. Scope spans trucking, air freight, marine shipping, warehousing, and distribution. Values range from $15,000 local delivery agreements to $100 million multi-year logistics support programs. Transport Canada certifications and Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) training are common requirements.
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Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)
CLOSING TIME: Please disregard the Ariba Discovery posting response deadline closing time and CanadaBuys posting closing time. All required supporting documentation and bid submission for the first r…
Shared Services Canada
Solicitation No.: BPM014160Department: Shared Services Canada (SSC)Delivery Destination Area: Canada / National Description of Requirement: Shared Services Canada (SSC) requires Local Inter…
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The Canadian federal government procures transportation and logistics services through CanadaBuys for everything from domestic freight hauling to international military deployments. PSPC issues contracts ranging from $15,000 local delivery agreements to $100 million multi-year logistics support programs for the Department of National Defence. Federal transportation tenders cover trucking, air freight, marine shipping, warehousing, distribution, and relocation services. Suppliers should hold appropriate Transport Canada certifications, Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) training where applicable, and possess the security clearances needed for handling government cargo. Standing offers for common transportation services allow pre-qualified carriers to accept work on an ongoing basis without repeated bidding. The government evaluates carriers on reliability, insurance coverage, tracking capabilities, and environmental performance. Companies with experience in cold-chain logistics, oversized loads, or northern and remote community supply chains are especially valued given Canada's geographic challenges.