CanadaBuys #21C20-26-5340901

Traffic Control Person and Road Flagger Training for Offenders at Federal Institutions in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

Correctional Service Canada (CSC) is seeking a contractor to deliver Traffic Control Person (TCP) and road flagger vocational training and certification for federally incarcerated individuals in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. - Government Buyer: - Correctional Service Canada (CSC), CORCAN, Contracting and Materiel Services - Products/Services Requested: - Delivery of TCP/road flagger training sessions (one-day, 3-6 hours each) for groups of 10-12 participants - Provision of all training materials, including manuals, handouts, and personal protective equipment (PPE) - Qualified instructors to deliver classroom instruction, theory tests, and third-party certification - Training to be delivered in English at Nova Scotia sites and in both English and French at New Brunswick sites - Compliance with provincial and federal safety standards, including CSA Z96-15 (2020) for high-visibility clothing - Locations: - Dorchester Penitentiary (Minimum and Medium Security), Dorchester, NB - Atlantic Institution, Renous, NB - Community Industries/Community Industrial Workshops, Moncton, NB - Nova Institution for Women, Truro, NS - Springhill Institution, Springhill, NS - Quantities: - 6 sessions each at Dorchester Minimum, Dorchester Medium, and Springhill Institution - 3 sessions each at Atlantic Institution, Community Industries/Workshops, and Nova Institution for Women - Notable Requirements: - Security clearance for bidders - Compliance with CSC policies and the Policy on Reciprocal Procurement (Canadian suppliers only) - Instructors must be fluent in English (NS) and both English and French (NB) - Contract duration is from award to June 30, 2027, with two one-year extension options and a possible three-month transition period - No specific OEMs or proprietary vendors are named; the opportunity is open to qualified Canadian training providers.

Description

The Correctional Service of Canada requires Traffic Control Person (TCP) training courses leading to third-party certification for offenders at Federal Institutions in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The training aims to provide certified TCP skills to offenders, including delivering training, providing materials, and certifying successful participants. The contract duration is 11 months with options to renew for two additional years. Work will be performed in English at Nova Scotia sites and in both English and French at New Brunswick sites.

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