Opportunity
Quebec SEAO #20162027
Technology Infrastructure, Integration, and Application Support Services
Posted
September 17, 2026
Respond By
October 29, 2026
Identifier
20162027
NAICS
541512, 541519, 518210
The Gouvernement du Québec’s Ministère de l’Éducation is seeking technology infrastructure, integration, and application support services across three work streams. - Government buyer: Gouvernement du Québec — Ministère de l’Éducation, through its Technology Services Directorate (DST). - Services requested: - Stream A — Technological infrastructure: Maintenance and support for infrastructure, including network and telecommunications, with security best practices applied to services hosted in the Ministry’s cloud tenants. - Stream B — Integration: Specialist integration services supporting technology and application infrastructure and related cloud-hosted services. - Stream C — Application infrastructure: Maintenance and support for web services, Oracle application and database services, Microsoft services, and SAS, including security best practices. - Named OEMs and technology providers: Oracle Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, and SAS Institute Inc. are named technologies; no specific supplier or bidder is identified. - Contract structure: A separate firm, continuous 36-month contract is anticipated for each stream. Bidders may submit for one or more streams. - Estimated value: CAD 4,275,000 overall, approximately USD 3.0–3.3 million. - Service regions: Capitale-Nationale and Montréal.
Description
The procurement is for professional services to provide specialists for 36 months to support the Ministère de l'Éducation’s Technology Services Directorate with the maintenance of technological and application infrastructure. The scope includes infrastructure and services hosted in the Ministry’s cloud tenants, including network and telecommunications, web, Oracle application and database services, Microsoft services, and SAS. The tender has three streams—technological infrastructure, integration, and application infrastructure—and bidders may submit for one or more streams; three separate 36-month contracts are expected. No bid security is required.