Opportunity
CanadaBuys #AB-2026-06821
Automated penetration testing capability and services for Alberta Pensions Services Corporation
Posted
October 13, 2026
Respond By
November 03, 2026
Identifier
AB-2026-06821
NAICS
541512, 541519
Alberta Pensions Services Corporation is seeking automated penetration testing capability and related services to strengthen its security testing and remediation process. - Government buyer: Alberta Pensions Services Corporation (APS). - Request: An automated capability for APS-authorized personnel to conduct repeatable internal and external penetration testing at least quarterly and on demand. - Testing must cover segmented internal networks, remote sites, and external assets. - The capability must safely validate exploitable attack paths and potential business impact, help prioritize and verify corrective actions, and produce technical and executive reports. - Related services: Implementation, support, and advisory services are requested. Proposals should explain the level of automation and any reliance on the provider or third parties, as well as deployment, licensing, support, assumptions, limitations, APS effort, and total operational costs. - OEMs and named vendors: No specific OEMs, vendors, products, or part numbers are identified in the notice. - Term: The notice describes an initial two-year period and an estimated duration of 23 months.
Description
Alberta Pensions Services Corporation (APS) is seeking a capability and related implementation, support, and advisory services for repeatable internal and external security testing. APS-authorized personnel must be able to conduct testing at least quarterly and on demand across segmented internal networks, remote sites, and external assets. The proposed service must safely validate exploitable attack paths and business impact, prioritize and verify corrective action, and provide technical and executive reporting. Proposals must describe the deployment, implementation, support, and licensing models, the degree of autonomy and third-party involvement, assumptions, limitations, APS effort, and all costs required for an operational service.