Opportunity

Saskatchewan Tenders #202627-C19004075

eHealth Saskatchewan RFSQ for Security Resource Augmentation Services

Posted

August 07, 2026

Respond By

September 01, 2026

Identifier

202627-C19004075

NAICS

541512

eHealth Saskatchewan, a Crown Corporation overseeing IT for the provincial health care system, is seeking qualified suppliers for Security Resource Augmentation services. - Government Buyer: - eHealth Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Treasury Board Crown Corporation) - Scope of Services: - Security Resource Augmentation across three main domains: - Security operations (including security architecture, cybersecurity engineering, operational resilience) - Privacy and risk (privacy protection, identity and access management, risk and compliance) - Enterprise security (application security, AI and emerging technology security, health system infrastructure security) - Services are assignment-based, with defined roles, durations, and deliverables - Procurement Process: - Request for Supplier Qualifications (RFSQ) to prequalify vendors for a supplier list - Multiple evaluation stages: experience, qualifications, written criteria, and possibly interviews/reference checks - No guarantee of volume or exclusivity; engagements are as needed - Contract Structure: - Master Services Agreement for up to three years, with possible renewal options - Assignments will be based on Statements of Work with varying durations - Notable Requirements: - Suppliers must demonstrate legal work eligibility in Canada - Emphasis on experience, approach, and local knowledge - No specific OEMs, vendors, or product part numbers are named; the focus is strictly on professional security services

Description

This Request for Supplier Qualifications (RFSQ) issued by eHealth Saskatchewan invites prospective respondents to qualify for eligibility to provide Security Resources. The scope includes supplying security resources as described in the RFSQ particulars. The process involves evaluation stages including experience, qualifications, and written criteria. Selected respondents may enter into a Master Services Agreement for a term of three years with potential renewal options. There is no guarantee of volume or exclusivity, and engagements are primarily assignment-based with defined roles, duration, and deliverables.

View original listing