CanadaBuys, BC Bid, the Ontario Tenders Portal, Alberta Purchasing Connection, SEAO and 1,200+ municipal portals — monitored daily, summarized in plain English, scored bid/no-bid against your profile.
You still bid on the official portal — CanaGrants finds, summarizes and scores the opportunity first, so nothing slips past.
Technical + price evaluation. Most common for services.
Price-led, for well-defined goods.
Sealed bids, often for construction.
Intended sole-source — challenge window open.
Pre-qualified supplier list (incl. NMSO).
Every tender summarized with method, value and close date — and a bid/no-bid score on Pro.
Mandatory Reliability clearance + ISO 9001. 22-day response window, 4 past awardees listed.
Distributed energy resource aggregation pilot. Bilingual deliverables not required.
Lift-and-shift of legacy workloads to ca-central cloud. Protected B data residency.
AI vibration analytics across two lines. Prior transit deployment required.
Bilingual deliverables required. 12-month pilot then 36-month roll-out option.
Supply + install of depot charging. Canadian-content evaluation criteria apply.
CanadaBuys is the official federal portal (free, federal only). BC Bid is British Columbia’s provincial portal (incl. BC Hydro, BC Transit, ICBC). MERX is a private aggregator that charges for access. CanaGrants monitors all of them — plus Ontario Tenders Portal, APC, SEAO and 1,200+ municipal/MASH platforms — and adds plain-English summaries and AI bid/no-bid scoring.
RFP (Request for Proposal) evaluates technical merit and price — common for services. RFQ (Request for Quotation) is price-led for defined goods. ITT (Invitation to Tender) takes sealed bids, common in construction. We tag every opportunity by method so you can filter to the ones you actually bid on.
To submit a bid, yes — each portal has its own registration. But to find and qualify opportunities, you can monitor all of them through CanaGrants in one feed, with deadline alerts, instead of checking 30+ portals manually.
Federal contracting alone exceeds $20B per year, and there are 30+ official Canadian tender portals across federal, provincial and municipal levels. The Buy Canadian threshold drops from $25M to $5M on June 15, 2026 — expanding Canadian-supplier preferences considerably.
One feed across CanadaBuys, BC Bid, Ontario Tenders Portal, APC and more — with AI bid/no-bid scoring. Free to start.