Opportunity

CanadaBuys #1000269939

Professional Audit Support Services for Error Rate Measurement of Health Benefits Payments

Posted

September 10, 2026

Respond By

September 28, 2026

Identifier

1000269939

NAICS

541211

Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) is seeking professional audit support services to assess error rates in Health Benefits payments processed by Express Scripts Canada. - Government Buyer: - Department of Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) - Vendors Invited: - Deloitte LLP - Ernst & Young LLP - Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP - BDO Canada LLP - Other PASS Supply Arrangement Holders qualified under Tier 1 in Toronto for Stream 1 - Internal Audit Services - Products/Services Requested: - Professional audit support services - Procedures based on an error rate measurement framework - Reporting on error rates for Health Benefits payments - Unique Requirements: - Only PASS Supply Arrangement Holders (Tier 1, Toronto, Stream 1 - Internal Audit Services) are eligible - Security clearance at Reliability Status level required - Adherence to multiple international trade agreements - No physical products requested; focus is strictly on audit-related services - Contract Details: - Duration: 22 months (initial period of 215 days, three option periods totaling 360 days) - Services to be performed from contract award date to September 30, 2028

Description

This procurement is for professional audit support services to carry out procedures described in the error rate measurement framework and report on the results to help Indigenous Services Canada determine error rates of Health Benefits payments by Express Scripts Canada. The contract duration is 22 months with an initial contract period of 215 days and three option periods totaling 360 days. The requirement is open only to PASS Supply Arrangement Holders qualified under Tier 1 in Toronto for Stream 1 - Internal Audit Services. The contract requires security clearances at the Reliability Status level and adherence to multiple trade agreements.

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