In brief
- Canada posted C$0 from zero contract awards in the week to Oct. 25.
- Buyers published 717 new tenders, with 49 closing the following week.
- Construction led new tenders with 116; infrastructure followed with 82.
Canada's public buyers published zero contract awards in the week to Oct. 25, with a total value of C$0, GovMarket data shows. The period covers Oct. 19 to Oct. 25.
There was no single largest contract award for the week. For Oct. 19 to Oct. 25, the largest awards section in GovMarket records carried no entries for Canada. No contract award was highlighted as the week's largest in the data.
No buyer led by award value, and no supplier led by award value. In the week to Oct. 25, GovMarket listed no top buyers by value and no top suppliers by value.
Categories by award value were not compiled for the week. GovMarket showed no breakdown of published award value by category for the period covering Oct. 19 to Oct. 25. No category totals for award value were available for the week.
Buyers opened 717 new tender notices during the week. Of these, 49 had closing dates in the following week. The counts refer to new tender notices posted during the same seven-day period.
Construction led new tenders with 116 notices, according to GovMarket data for the week. Infrastructure followed with 82 new tenders, based on the same tally.
IT & Software logged 65 tender notices in the period. Water & Sanitation accounted for 58 new tenders. Transport & Logistics had 51, and Consultancy & Legal posted 45.
There were no entries in the week's largest new tenders by stated value list for Canada. Counts are the notices GovMarket collected that week, not every award made. Values include only notices with a usable value.
Written from published notices and GovMarket contract records. Totals cover GovMarket records, which start at different dates for each source.
