CanadaBuys #APN ER26GS

Geodetic Control and Topographic Survey Services Across Canada

Defence Construction Canada announced a planned, multi-year survey-services program supporting Canadian defence sites. - Government buyer: Defence Construction Canada (DCC), for the Department of National Defence (DND) and the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF); no specific office is identified. - Planned coverage: Three service zones: Central (Québec and Ontario), Atlantic (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador), and Western/Pacific (Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia). - Services requested: - Geodetic control surveys by qualified geodetic land surveyors, in coordination with provincial counterparts. - Post-processing survey data and integrating control monuments into provincial networks or registries. - Installing and integrating geodetic survey controls. - Topographic surveys for site plans and pre-engineering or engineering needs. - Notable requirements: Surveyors performing topographic work must hold confined-space-entry certification. Security screening may be unnecessary or may require Designated Organization Screening, depending on each commission. - Estimated value: $10 million per zone, or $30 million total over five years. - Opportunity status: This is an advance notice, not a current bid solicitation; a future solicitation is conditional on DND approval. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or vendors are named; no manufactured products are requested.

Description

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) issued this advance procurement notice for an anticipated opportunity to establish three source lists, one per zone, for geodetic control and topographic survey services at military installations and establishments across Canada. Services may include geodetic control surveys, survey data processing, integration of control monuments into provincial systems, installation of survey controls, and topographic surveys. The anticipated solicitation is conditional on Department of National Defence approval and is not a bid solicitation or request for proposals; posting is anticipated in Spring 2027. The five-year rough-order-of-magnitude estimate is $10 million for each of the three zones.

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