Saskatchewan Tenders #ICT-ACA-315

Prince Albert tailored employment services for 40 participants

The Government of Saskatchewan plans a one-year employment-support program in Prince Albert for people facing multiple barriers to work, training, or education. - Government buyer: Government of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Immigration and Career Training (ICT), Career and Employment Services. - Intended provider: YWCA Prince Albert Inc. ICT expects the provider to serve 40 participants through continuous-intake, tailored services. - Services: Individual assessments and employment plans; ongoing case management; job-search, vocational, and life-skills support; employment-related financial assistance; job shadowing, employer engagement, mentoring, and job coaching; and referrals and coordination with community providers. - Participant requirements: Participants must be at least 16 years old, legally entitled to work in Canada, and facing multiple barriers to employment, training, or education. - Program targets: At least 70% of participants are expected to complete programming; at least 70% of completers are expected to enter employment or further education or training. - Approximate annual value: $49,400. No products or part numbers are specified.

Description

The Government of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Immigration and Career Training, intends to contract with YWCA Prince Albert Inc. to provide tailored career and employment services in Prince Albert for people facing multiple barriers to employment, training, or education. Services include personalized case management, career and job-search support, life-skills development, employment-related financial supports, job shadowing, employer engagement, and collaboration with community providers. The program is expected to serve 40 participants, with a one-year term and an approximate annual value of $49,400. This is an Advance Contract Award Notice; service providers may submit written statements of capabilities by October 30, 2026.

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