Advancing socio-economic goals, increasing competition and fostering innovation
As the largest public buyer of goods and services, the Government of Canada can use its purchasing power for the greater good. We are using our purchasing power to contribute to socio-economic benefits for Canadians, increase competition in our procurements and foster innovation in Canada.
Services and information
Supporting participation of small and medium enterprises in federal procurement
Using data analysis to improve access to procurement.
Opportunities for under-represented groups
Supporting the participation of under-represented groups in procurement.
Opportunities for Indigenous businesses
Increasing participation of Indigenous business in procurement.
Accessible procurement
Make federal procurement accessible by default.
Green procurement
Increasing environmental criteria in federal procurement.
Ethical procurement
Ensuring suppliers comply with international laws on labour and human rights.
Sustainment initiative
Transforming in-service support for military equipment and fleets.
Temporary help services social procurement pilot
Increasing the number of under-represented suppliers and Indigenous businesses in temporary help services contracts.
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