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Access Control and Intrusion Detection Services

Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)

Bids closeClosed
November 2, 2026
November 2, 2026 at 14:00 (in 18 days)November 2, 2026 at 14:00
Published
September 9, 2026
amended October 9, 2026
Type
Services related to goods
Competitive - Open bidding
Delivery
British Columbia
and 11 more

CanadaBuys tender notices published since Aug 2022; open as of October 12, 2026. Source: Public Services and Procurement Canada, CanadaBuys open data.

What it is

Reference
cb-435-94227930 · solicitation 1000536720B
Commodity (UNSPSC)
43222500 Network security equipment46151600 Security and control equipment46170000 Security surveillance and detection46171600 Surveillance and detection equipment46171604 Alarm systems46171608 Motion detectors46171610 Security cameras46171619 Security or access control systems46171621 Surveillance video or audio recorders46171622 Closed circuit television CCTV system71123000 Integrated services72151700 Safety and security system installation services92121700 Security systems services
Topic
IT, telecom and broadcasting equipment
Delivery regions
British Columbia, Anywhere in Canada, Ontario, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, National Capital Region, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Quebec, Manitoba
Trade agreements
Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP); Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA); World Trade Organization Agreement on Government Procurement (WTO GPA); Canada-Panama Free Trade Agreement; Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement (CCFTA); Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement; North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA); Canada-Honduras Free Trade Agreement; Canada-Peru Free Trade Agreement (CPFTA); Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement (CKFTA); Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement (CUFTA); Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)
How the winner is picked
Highest Combined Rating of Technical Merit and Price What this means
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) requires the provision of parts and labour (technical support, programming, installation, service, and maintenance) on an “as and when requested” basis for its Integrated Security System (ISS) at CRA locations across Canada. The CRA is considering the conversion of up to 51 sites currently using a combination of Digital Security Controls (DSC) Intrusion Detection Systems and Kantech Access Control systems to a unified Kantech Intrusion/Access Control platform. The site counts identified below represent the CRA’s current intended conversion plans for planning and estimation purposes only and do not constitute a commitment to convert any specific number of sites. The CRA requires the goods and services referenced above in the following regions: 1. National Capital Region (NCR) – up to 11 sites identified for potential conversion; 2. Ontario – up to 13 sites identified for potential conversion; 3. Quebec – up to 1 site identified for potential conversion; 4. Atlantic – up to 4 sites identified for potential conversion; and 5. Western – up to 22 sites identified for potential conversion. …

Excerpt of the buyer’s description, with contact details left out. The notice on CanadaBuys is the official version.

Should you bid?

What the public record says about work like this. The notice on CanadaBuys is what counts: read it before deciding.

Who won the last one

No award notice from Canada Revenue Agency for the same commodity class since Aug 2022. It may be new work, or the last contract may not have had a notice (not every contract gets one).

What work like this goes for

Half of the 6 award notices for the same commodity class were between $120,869 and $698,125; the middle one was $206,575. Values as awarded, in Canadian dollars, and often including option years.

How many bids to expect

Canada Revenue Agency’s competitive contracts of $25,000 or more since Apr 2022 drew a median of 12 bids; 11% drew a single bid (313 contracts).

Bid counts as the department reported them to the Treasury Board. Departments count differently, so compare within one buyer, not across buyers.

How this buyer buys

Of Canada Revenue Agency’s 2,175 contracts since Apr 2022, 42% were non-competitive and 2% were call-ups against standing offers or supply arrangements, which only firms already on those lists can win. How to get on them

Room for smaller firms

22% of the 121 award notices for the same commodity family went to suppliers with under $1 million in federal contracts since Jan 2004.

Sources: CanadaBuys award notices since Aug 2022 (October 12, 2026); Treasury Board contracts data, bid counts from Apr 2022 on (October 13, 2026). Buyers are matched by name; Crown corporations such as Defence Construction Canada are not in the Treasury Board data.

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Who won the last ones like it

Recent CanadaBuys award notices with the same commodity code.

AwardedSupplierValue
Feb 2026Bell Canada$213,776,012
Nov 2025Ainsworth Inc.$163,150
Sep 2025Convergint Technologies Ltd$847,500
Jan 2025CSI Shielding Inc.$83,643

Values as awarded, from $83,643 to $213,776,012.

Who wins most in this commodity class

Suppliers with the most award notices in the same six-digit UNSPSC class since 2022. Notices that give no value count in Awards, not in Total.

CanadaBuys award notices since Aug 2022. They overlap the Treasury Board contract figures and are never added to them. Source: CanadaBuys open data, October 12, 2026.