CanadaBuys #21C20-26-5340901-B

Certified Traffic Control Person training at CSC sites in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

Correctional Service Canada is seeking certified Traffic Control Person training for federally sentenced offenders at sites in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. - Government buyer: Correctional Service Canada (CSC), through CORCAN; contracting office is identified as Contracts Services/Contracting Services. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or vendors are named. No products with part numbers are requested. - Services and estimated annual volume: One-day courses of 3–6 hours, with no more than 12 participants per session. The estimated total is 27 sessions annually: - Region A — New Brunswick: Dorchester Minimum (6), Dorchester Medium (6), Community Industries (3), and Atlantic Institution (3). - Region B — Nova Scotia: Nova Institution for Women (3) and Springhill Institution (6). - Requirements: Provide qualified, provincially accredited instructors, course materials and equipment, instruction, written testing, and certificates for successful participants. Send participant-success lists and certificates to the Designated Manager within 21 days of course completion. Training is bilingual in New Brunswick and in English in Nova Scotia; courses must meet applicable provincial and federal standards. - Other notable conditions: The opportunity is limited to Canadian suppliers and includes security requirements. CSC may award separate contracts for the two regions; providers bidding on both must have sufficient resources to cover the sites.

Description

The Correctional Service of Canada requires Traffic Control Person training leading to third-party certification for offender groups at federal institutions and Community Industries in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The contractor must supply instructors, course materials, personal protective equipment, other required equipment, exercises, and testing, and provide the Designated Manager with successful participants' names and certificates within 21 days after course completion. Training will be delivered in English in Nova Scotia and, as requested, in English and French in New Brunswick. Up to two contracts may be awarded, one for each region; the initial term is estimated at 12 months, with options for two additional one-year renewals.

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