Saskatchewan Tenders #151-2026

RFI for Addictions Counselling and Programming Services at Whitespruce Provincial Training Centre

The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking industry input on addictions counselling and programming services for a correctional facility: - Government Buyer: - Government of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Community Safety - Scope of Request: - Addictions counselling and programming services with an Indigenous and trauma-informed focus - Delivery at Whitespruce Provincial Training Centre, a reduced custody facility near Yorkton, Saskatchewan - Programming intended for a designated unit of 10-12 adult male offenders, each with sentences ranging from one to six months - Eligible Respondents: - Non-profit organizations, Indigenous-led service providers, First Nations, Tribal Councils, and community-based organizations - Requirements and Information Requested: - Detailed descriptions of program offerings, including Indigenous and trauma-informed approaches - Facilitator qualifications, available resources, supports, and infrastructure - Program assessment methods and cost estimates - No specific OEMs or vendors are named, as this is an RFI to inform future procurement - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Emphasis on Indigenous and trauma-informed programming within a correctional environment - Services must be suitable for a reduced custody setting and adaptable to varying sentence lengths

Description

The Government of Saskatchewan, on behalf of the Ministry of Community Safety, is seeking information from industry on potential addictions programming options with an Indigenous and trauma-informed focus at Whitespruce Provincial Training Centre (WPTC). The programming is intended for a designated unit of approximately 10-12 offenders with varying sentence lengths of one to six months. The RFI aims to gather information to support future competition and welcomes responses from a broad range of entities including non-profits, Indigenous-led service providers, First Nations, Tribal Councils, and other qualified proponents capable of delivering addictions programming within a correctional environment.

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