Opportunity

Saskatchewan Tenders #ICT-ACA-293

Specialized Career and Employment Services for Job Seekers with Barriers in Southeast Saskatchewan

Posted

August 31, 2026

Respond By

September 14, 2026

Identifier

ICT-ACA-293

NAICS

624310, 611430

The Government of Saskatchewan's Ministry of Immigration and Career Training (ICT) is seeking to contract Independent Futures Inc. to deliver specialized career and employment services for job seekers facing barriers in southeast Saskatchewan. - Government Buyer: - Ministry of Immigration and Career Training (ICT), Career and Employment Services - Office contact: Andrea Dielschneider - Vendor: - Independent Futures Inc. (IF) - Services Requested: - Individualized, client-centred case management for job seekers - Skills development, career exploration, and employment preparation - Employer engagement including workplace tours, job shadowing, and job carving - Collaboration with local service providers for holistic support - Workshops on job search skills, workplace competencies, and job maintenance coaching - Access to career resource centre and employment-related financial supports - Service Delivery Details: - Targeting 50 participants aged 16 or older, legally entitled to work in Canada - Continuous intake model - At least 70% of program completers expected to achieve employment or further education/training - Secondary outcomes: improved life and workplace skills, job readiness, and independence - Notable Requirements: - Coordination with community organizations and participation in inter-agency committees - Focus on individualized support and measurable outcomes - No products or OEMs are involved; procurement is strictly for service delivery

Description

The Government of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Immigration and Career Training (ICT), Career and Employment Services intends to contract with Independent Futures Inc. to provide personalized, client-centred employment supports aimed at enhancing employability and workforce readiness for individuals across southeast Saskatchewan. The services include comprehensive assessments, case management, skills development, career exploration, employer engagement, and collaboration with community organizations. The goal is to support participants in achieving employment or further education/training, with targeted outcomes including increased labour market participation and improved independence.

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