Opportunity
Saskatchewan Tenders #ICT-ACA-312
Specialized Career and Employment Services for People with Disabilities in Regina
Posted
September 24, 2026
Respond By
October 07, 2026
Identifier
ICT-ACA-312
NAICS
624310
This opportunity involves the Government of Saskatchewan's Ministry of Immigration and Career Training contracting for specialized career and employment services for people with disabilities in Regina. - Government Buyer: - Ministry of Immigration and Career Training (ICT), Career and Employment Services - OEMs and Vendors: - Saskatchewan Abilities Council Inc. (sole vendor mentioned) - Services Requested: - Specialized career and employment services for people with disabilities facing multiple barriers - Includes personalized case management, skill-building programming, job search workshops, vocational and life skills development, employer partnerships, job shadowing, participation in employment events, and collaboration with local service providers - Targeting 36 participants - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Participants must be aged 16 or older, legally entitled to work in Canada, and self-disclose as persons with disabilities - Program aims for at least 70% completion and successful employment or further education outcomes - Annual contract value estimated at $239,100 - One-year term with no option years or extensions specified
Description
The Government of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Immigration and Career Training (ICT), Career and Employment Services intends to contract with Saskatchewan Abilities Council Inc. to provide specialized career and employment services for people with disabilities who have multiple barriers to employment. The program aims to enhance employability and workforce readiness through assessments, individual action plans, skill-building programming, and employer connections. The contract is for a one-year term with an approximate annual value of $239,100. The program targets individuals 16 years or older, legally entitled to work in Canada, and self-disclosing as persons with disabilities.