Who won the Natural Resources Canada IT services contract?

DSG Building Diagnostics won this contract, valued at $80,714, starting July 16, 2024.

When will this contract be re-tendered?

The contract ended March 31, 2025. Government buyers typically start the re-tender process about 90 days before expiry: around December 31, 2024.

Where is this IT services contract located?

The contract is with Natural Resources Canada, located in ON.

Government IT services contract award

Natural Resources Canada awarded DSG Building Diagnostics

Name: Natural Resources Canada IT services contract award to DSG Building Diagnostics
Creator: Natural Resources Canada
License: https://canadabuys.canada.ca/en/procurement-data/open-data

$80,714 IT services contract, ON

Updated July 5, 2026

DSG Building Diagnostics won a $80,714 government IT services contract from Natural Resources Canada in Ontario. The contract runs from July 16, 2024 to March 31, 2025. Natural Resources Canada has 2614 other tracked awards.

WON$80,714

Award value: $80,714
Contract start: July 16, 2024
Contract end: March 31, 2025
NAICS: 561720
Reference #: cb-491-54361125

Contract ended March 31, 2025: the replacement contract may already be in market or awarded.

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Description

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Contract context

As of Jul 2026, this is the 2009th contract awarded by Natural Resources Canada in our tracked dataset since 2011. Natural Resources Canada's tracked contract value ranges from $23,589 to $149,120 (25th–75th percentile). This award is above their tracked median of $41,245.

Source: original award notice

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