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Compensation Study

Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI)

Bids close
October 23, 2026
October 23, 2026 at 14:00 (in 8 days)
Published
October 8, 2026
Type
Services
Competitive - Selective tendering
Delivery
National Capital Region

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-381-89963908 · solicitation 20252654
Commodity (UNSPSC)
80111502 Compensation or benefits planning
Topic
Management, business and administrative services
Delivery regions
National Capital Region
Trade agreements
Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement (CKFTA)
How the winner is picked
Highest Combined Rating of Technical Merit and Price What this means
The Human Resources Directorate of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) has a requirement for a professional services solution to conduct a compensation study including recommendations which will serve to inform OSFI’s long term compensation strategy.

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 Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada 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 31 award notices for the same commodity class were between $95,590 and $1,036,730; the middle one was $343,105. Values as awarded, in Canadian dollars, and often including option years.

How many bids to expect

Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada’s competitive contracts of $25,000 or more since Apr 2022 drew a median of 2 bids; 43% drew a single bid (242 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 Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada’s 781 contracts since Apr 2022, 53% were non-competitive and 0% 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

19% of the 31 award notices for the same commodity class 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
Jan 2026Amyantek Inc.$215,604
Jan 2026Altis Recruitment$73,639
Sep 2025Altis Recruitment & Technology Inc.$391,950

Values as awarded, from $73,639 to $391,950.

Who wins most in this commodity class

Suppliers with the most award notices in the same six-digit UNSPSC class since 2022.

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.