Tender Spotlight: New Brunswick Issues Major Procurement Notice for Heavy-Duty...
Tender Spotlight: New Brunswick Issues Major Procurement Notice for Heavy-Duty Off-Brand Parts

10 Dec 2025

For the supply and delivery of OEM, off-brand, and aftermarket heavy-duty parts for trucks, buses, and equipment used across provincial departments, the Province of New Brunswick has issued a significant tender notice. This opportunity, which was published on September 25, 2025, under Tender # 36201-26, calls on eligible suppliers to provide authentic new or authentic remanufactured parts that either meet or surpass OEM requirements.Numerous heavy-duty components used in fleet services, infrastructure upkeep, and transportation are covered by this tender. It demonstrates New Brunswick's dedication to long-term sustainability, safety, and operational excellence in fleet maintenance for the public sector. Important Tender Details 36201-26 is the tender number. Issuing Organisation: Service New Brunswick's Central Tendering Branch Date of Publication: September 25, 2025 Closing Time: October 16, 2025, at 13:30 (Atlantic Time) Delivery Requested: November 1, 2025 Duration of Contract:November 1, 2025, through October 31, 2027, with a one-year renewal option Electronic Bids: Permitted Product Type: Aftermarket Heavy-Duty Parts & OEM Off-Brand Rebuilt (non-remanufactured) goods are not accepted. Every delivery will be made to different Department of Transportation and Infrastructure locations throughout the province. The tender's scopeA wide range of parts from more than 30 significant North American brands are covered by the tender, including: Accuride: tubeless and demountable rims Winter wiper blades from Anco Baldwin: Coolant and lubricant filters Heated mirrors at the beach Bendix: Remanufactured and new brake valves Bostrom: Seats for heavy-duty vehicles U-joint kits and clutch assemblies from Dana Spicer and Eaton Fuller Luber-Finer and Donaldson air filters Heavy-duty batteries from East Penn and Exide Goodyear and Firestone air springs Gabriel: Shock absorbers Automotive lighting: Grote/Hella Brake drums and adjusters made of gunite or haldex Horton: Repair kits and fan blades Kinedyne: Winch straps and ratchet chain binders Vendors must provide precise prices for particular part numbers and quote discounted price structures for each category.The province's fleet will only receive premium parts that are necessary for performance, durability, and safety thanks to this procurement. Product specificationsVendors must provide either in order to be eligible: REAL NEW PRODUCTSeither ORIGINAL REMANUFACTURED GOODSthat are redesigned to be like-new. Fulfil or surpass OEM requirements Provide functional performance that is on par with or better than Rebuilt parts that don't fit the definition of remanufacturing are prohibited. Crucial Guidelines for BiddingThe tender adheres to stringent submission requirements:1. Only Electronic SubmissionPaper bids are not accepted.The following channels are acceptable for submissions: NBON electronic bidding (506) 444-4200 by fax Email: SoumissionsNB@snb.ca or NBBids@snb.ca (Note: RFPs cannot be faxed.)2. Rules for Bid SignaturesThe bid document itself, not the email body, is where typed signatures must be found.3. Cost Requirements Canadian dollars must be used for all bids. Sales tax is not included. Prices must be prepaid goods and F.O.B. destination. 4. Official Records NeededOfficial tender forms provided by NBON, MERX, and BIDS must be used to submit bids.5. Preference Clause for SuppliersPreference may be given to the following if the contract value is less than the trade agreement thresholds: Manufacturers in New Brunswick Vendors from New Brunswick Atlantic vendors For local and regional businesses, this is a huge opportunity. Award and Payment of Contracts Direct deposit will be used to make payments. The official form must be used to submit bank information. The province retains the right to bargain with the chosen supplier over price and other value-added components.  The Significance of This Tender The Significance of This TenderThis purchase guarantees the continued availability of New Brunswick's fleet of public infrastructure, which includes heavy machinery, buses, transport vehicles, and snow ploughs. Dependable Effective Secure Economical For suppliers who specialise in heavy-duty automotive and industrial parts, the tender, which covers hundreds of essential components, is a major contract. Concluding RemarksSuppliers of OEM off-brand and aftermarket heavy-duty parts have a great chance to collaborate with the Province of New Brunswick through tender #36201-26. This tender stands out as a significant procurement event in the region's public sector supply chain because of its multi-year contract, province-wide delivery, and extensive parts list.Vendors who plan to bid should make sure they follow the comprehensive submission guidelines and carefully review all attachments on the NBON portal.Latest Government Tenders and Contract Awards in Canada - CanadaTendersCanadaTenders - Your trusted source for latest government tenders, RFPs, RFQs, and contract awards in Canada Stay updated with the latest public procurement opportunities and tender notices in Canada at CanadaTenders Find all Canada government tenders, eProcurement updates, and contract award notices on CanadaTendersExplore live tenders, bids, and procurement opportunities in Canada with CanadaTenders - The canada tender portalCanadaTenders brings you verified tenders, procurement news, and contract awards from Canada #NewBrunswickTender #HeavyDutyParts #OEMParts #AftermarketParts #FleetMaintenance #TruckAndBusParts #PublicSectorProcurement #NBONTender #CanadianGovernmentTenders #RemanufacturedParts #InfrastructureMaintenance #AutomotiveSupplies

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Metrolinx Awards $17.4M Contract for New CAD/AVL System to Ineo Systrans Inc
Metrolinx Awards $17.4M Contract for New CAD/AVL System to Ineo Systrans Inc

10 Dec 2025

Ineo Systrans Inc., a French provider of intelligent transit solutions, has been formally awarded a significant technology modernisation contract by Metrolinx to deliver a new Computer Aided Dispatch/Automatic Vehicle Location (CAD/AVL) System. Following a multi-phase competitive Request for Proposal (RFP) process under Solicitation No. RFP-2023-ITIN-481, the award was announced on November 17, 2025.A Significant Improvement to Southern Ontario's Transit OperationsOne of Metrolinx's most important digital infrastructure improvements is the CAD/AVL system, which aims to improve fleet communication, dispatch effectiveness, real-time vehicle tracking, passenger experience, and system-wide operational reliability. The project is a component of Metrolinx's larger plan to update integrated transit services throughout the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA).The $17,447,199.09 awarded contract highlights the scope and technical intricacy of the solution being acquired.Technical Requirements and a Competitive RFP ProcessThe RFP, which was first released on March 21, 2024, asked suppliers to use Metrolinx's MERX EBS platform to submit thorough technical and pricing proposals. A Negotiated Request for Proposals was used to structure the procurement, which called for: An exclusive technical submission (Envelope 1) A different submission of prices (Envelope 2) strict adherence to the specifications for submitting proposals Submissions were due on May 17, 2024, and Metrolinx retained the right to reject any or all of them.High-standard competition among international technology integrators with expertise in cutting-edge transit management systems was guaranteed by this methodical approach.Ineo Systrans Inc. was the winning supplier.Ineo Systrans Inc., a French-owned company with its headquarters in Quebec City, is well-known throughout the world for creating intelligent transportation systems, such as fleet optimisation software, passenger information systems, and automated vehicle location technologies. Numerous transit authorities in North America and Europe have received CAD/AVL systems from the company.Their bid was probably successful because of their experience managing large-scale bus, rail, and multimodal fleets.Project Extent and Anticipated EffectsEssential transit operations throughout Southern Ontario will be streamlined by Metrolinx's new CAD/AVL system, allowing: Predictive fleet analytics and real-time vehicle tracking Faster incident response and enhanced dispatch coordination Improved correspondence between control centres and drivers Improved timeliness and dependability of services Improved passenger data updates Metrolinx's efforts to provide more dependable, customer-focused, and data-driven transit services are expected to be aided by the upgrade.Considering the FutureImplementation is anticipated to start right away after the contract is awarded, going through the stages of system design, integration, testing, and rollout. The CAD/AVL system will improve Metrolinx's capacity to effectively oversee transit services throughout one of Canada's biggest and fastest-growing regions once it is fully implemented.The project places Metrolinx at the forefront of contemporary intelligent transit operations and represents a major technological milestone for Ontario's public transport system.Latest Government Tenders and Contract Awards in Canada - CanadaTendersCanadaTenders - Your trusted source for latest government tenders, RFPs, RFQs, and contract awards in Canada Stay updated with the latest public procurement opportunities and tender notices in Canada at CanadaTenders Find all Canada government tenders, eProcurement updates, and contract award notices on CanadaTendersExplore live tenders, bids, and procurement opportunities in Canada with CanadaTenders - The canada tender portalCanadaTenders brings you verified tenders, procurement news, and contract awards from Canada #Metrolinx #TransitTechnology #ContractAward #CanadaProcurement #CADAVL #TransitOperations #OntarioTenders #ProcurementNews #TransportationTechnology #PublicTransitCanada #IntelligentTransportSystems #ITS #GovernmentContracts #AwardedTenders #SouthernOntario

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City of Ottawa Awards Multi-Vendor Snow Clearing Contracts to Strengthen Winter...
City of Ottawa Awards Multi-Vendor Snow Clearing Contracts to Strengthen Winter Readiness

10 Dec 2025

The City of Ottawa has finalised a major series of contract awards for its 2025–2026 winter sidewalk and bus stop snow-clearing programme, selecting multiple vendors to deliver critical municipal maintenance services across the capital. The contracts, issued under Solicitation No. 38625-96872-T02, were officially awarded on November 13, 2025, following a competitive Request for Tender (RFT) process.A Major Procurement for Winter OperationsThe tender, released by the Public Works Department (PWD) through the City of Ottawa, aims to ensure efficient clearing of snow and ice from sidewalks, pathways, and bus stop areas - vital for accessibility, mobility, and public safety during the city’s harsh winters.Under the contract scope, operators are responsible for ploughing, blowing, scraping ice buildup, and applying abrasive or de-icing materials. Work may also include simultaneous clearing and treatment activities based on conditions and directives from area managers.Awarded Vendors and Contract ValuesThe competitive procurement attracted numerous bidders, with five suppliers ultimately securing partial or full line-item awards. The contracts span multiple units across the city and cover three winter maintenance seasons. A & G The Road Cleaners Ltd. - $19,106,300Bolton-based A & G The Road Cleaners Ltd. secured the largest share of the contract, winning three line items. Their proven capacity in municipal maintenance and heavy-equipment operations positioned them as a leading vendor in Ottawa’s winter operations framework. B.G. Gorham Construction Inc. - $2,092,500Stittsville’s local contractor earned one line-item award, adding to its long-standing history of municipal service delivery in the Ottawa region. $1,003,500 for Pavage Inter Café $1,003,500 for Pavage Inter CaféThis Gatineau-based supplier secured a full line-item contract, reflecting cross-provincial collaboration in regional snow-clearing operations. $275,211 for PML Contracting $275,211 for PML ContractingThe city's local contractor participation was further strengthened when Ottawa-based PML Contracting won a partial award covering one unit.The city's local contractor participation was further strengthened when Ottawa-based PML Contracting won a partial award covering one unit. $125 for Super Speedy Inc.Nepean-based Super Speedy Inc. received a small partial award, adding to the multi-vendor setup. The award structure reflects a highly segmented pricing and unit-based procurement process.Competitive Tendering and Transparent Award ProcessThe RFT required bidders to submit electronic bids through Merx, including a completed Form of Tender and a multi-season price schedule. Ottawa applies a transparent and structured evaluation model, where Merx automatically calculates pricing per unit, which the city later adjusts based on offered units.The Intent to Award was published earlier on October 2, 2025, confirming the same set of winning vendors with slightly different provisional values. Final award amounts were updated upon contract completion and verification.Impact on Ottawa’s Winter ReadinessThis procurement is a cornerstone of Ottawa’s winter operations strategy. With over 2,700 km of sidewalks, maintaining safe pedestrian routes requires reliable contractors with adequate equipment, trained operators, and responsive winter maintenance planning.The awarded contracts ensure: improved pedestrian safety in peak winter months faster snow and ice removal across high-demand routes better accessibility for seniors, commuters, and transit users consistent service delivery across multiple seasons Looking AheadAs Ottawa braces for upcoming winter seasons, the City’s investment in multi-vendor contracting underscores its commitment to resilient, high-quality snow maintenance. Mobilization of equipment and personnel is expected ahead of the first major snowfall, ensuring seamless implementation across all awarded zones.Latest Government Tenders and Contract Awards in Canada - CanadaTendersCanadaTenders - Your trusted source for latest government tenders, RFPs, RFQs, and contract awards in Canada Stay updated with the latest public procurement opportunities and tender notices in Canada at CanadaTenders Find all Canada government tenders, eProcurement updates, and contract award notices on CanadaTendersExplore live tenders, bids, and procurement opportunities in Canada with CanadaTenders - The canada tender portalCanadaTenders brings you verified tenders, procurement news, and contract awards from Canada  #OttawaTenders #SnowClearingContracts #ProcurementNews #ContractAward #CanadaProcurement #CityOfOttawa #WinterMaintenance #SidewalkSnowClearing #MunicipalServices #PublicWorksOttawa #BidResults #MERX #CanadianTenders #InfrastructureMaintenance #WinterOperations

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