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Public Safety and Emergency Services government contracts, bids & RFPs

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Public Safety and Emergency Services contract activity

A current snapshot based on 5 listings shown on this page. Counts update with the directory.

Listings posted over the last 8 weeks
Listings shown by source
  • Alberta (APC)5

Deadline outlook

Next 30 days
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Later
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Open / rolling
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Most represented buyers

  1. Alberta (APC)5

3 of the listings shown were posted in the last 30 days. Alberta (APC) contributes the largest share (5). Alberta (APC) is the most represented buyer in this snapshot.

Open opportunities

  • Inmate Holding Cells
    Alberta (APC)

    Public Safety and Emergency Services has a requirement for the supply of eight (8) inmate holding cells. The Government of Alberta does not post budget information. The opportunity does not reflect the Government of Alberta’s actual project estimate. NOTWITHSTANDING THE NOTED DELIVERY DATE, the delivery date is an estimated date only. Refer to the RFQ Document for delivery information. Please direct questions to Saheed Lasisi at Saheed.Lasisi@gov.ab.ca.

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    Due Sep 14, 2026
    Posted Sep 2, 2026
  • Public Safety Broadband Network RFI
    Alberta (APC)

    The objective of this Request for Information (“RFI”) is to gather market input to support the planning for eventual implementation of a Public Safety Broadband Network (PSBN). This RFI is issued by a coalition of provinces, including Alberta, Ontario, and British Columbia, seeking to understand current capabilities, technologies, service models and approaches available in the marketplace.

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    Due Sep 18, 2026
    Posted Aug 6, 2026
  • Laboratory and Scientific Equipment
    Alberta (APC)

    Public Safety and Emergency Services has a requirement for the supply of laboratory and scientific equipment The Government of Alberta does not post budget information. The opportunity does not reflect the Government of Alberta’s actual project estimate. NOTWITHSTANDING THE NOTED DELIVERY DATE, the delivery date is an estimated date only. Refer to the RFQ Document for delivery information. Please direct questions to Saheed Lasisi at Saheed.Lasisi@gov.ab.ca.

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    Due Sep 29, 2026
    Posted Sep 4, 2026
  • Laboratory and Scientific Equipment
    Alberta (APC)

    Public Safety and Emergency Services has a requirement for the supply of laboratory and scientific equipment The Government of Alberta does not post budget information. The opportunity does not reflect the Government of Alberta’s actual project estimate. NOTWITHSTANDING THE NOTED DELIVERY DATE, the delivery date is an estimated date only. Refer to the RFQ Document for delivery information. Please direct questions to Saheed Lasisi at Saheed.Lasisi@gov.ab.ca.

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    Due Sep 29, 2026
    Posted Sep 4, 2026
  • CSD Police Development Training Pre-Qualification Request
    Alberta (APC)

    Correctional Services Division, Training Academy has a requirement for instructors who subject matter experts in specific areas of policing to be prequalified to instruct specific topic area or be a lead instructor for the entire Police Development Training class for its duration, Part One or Part Two or both, and to deliver specialized content. These instructors will be required to deliver in-person training (no virtual delivery) in areas that require policing knowledge and experience,…

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    Due Jul 31, 2028
    Posted Jul 9, 2026

How to win Public Safety and Emergency Services contracts

  1. Register as a vendor on Public Safety and Emergency Services's procurement portal.
  2. Match your NAICS / commodity codes to what it buys (see the top codes above).
  3. Ask about local small-business and vendor-preference programs — see set-asides explained.
  4. Monitor its open bids above, or set a GovBidAlerts alert.

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