CanadaBuys #BPM026029/33982

SSC Solicits Cellebrite and GrayKey Digital Forensic Software Licenses and Support

Shared Services Canada (SSC) is seeking proposals for the supply and delivery of digital forensic software licenses and support services to support the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and other federal clients. - Government Buyer: - Shared Services Canada (SSC), Enterprise IT Procurement (EITP) office - Contracting authority: Geoffrey Lalor - OEMs and Vendors: - Cellebrite (primary OEM for digital forensic software) - GrayKey (Grayshift) (OEM for mobile device forensic software) - Magnet (referenced as a comparable solution) - Products/Services Requested: - Various Cellebrite software licenses (specific part numbers and quantities referenced in annexes, not provided) - Various GrayKey software licenses (specific part numbers and quantities referenced in annexes, not provided) - 12 months of OEM maintenance and support for all software products - Software documentation and training services - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Compliance with mandatory technical specifications and supply chain integrity verification - Bidders may propose equivalent products if all mandatory criteria are met - Pricing must be in US dollars and include all costs - Environmental and Canadian content requirements emphasized - Optional additional licenses may be purchased during the contract period - Contract includes options for up to two additional one-year extensions - Place of Performance and Delivery: - Ottawa, Ontario (primary delivery and performance location) - Contracting offices at 90 Metcalfe Street, 180 Kent Street, and 99 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa

Description

This solicitation is a Request for Proposal issued by Shared Services Canada for the procurement of various Cellebrite software licenses. The contract involves the supply and delivery of software products as detailed in the annexes. Bidders must submit their proposals by email to the contracting authority, Geoffrey Lalor, by the closing date of May 26, 2026. The procurement method is competitive open bidding, and the delivery region is Canada.

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