Who won the Parks Canada equipment and goods supply contract?

Pitney Bowes won this contract, valued at $10,187, starting September 23, 2010.

When will this contract be re-tendered?

The contract ended May 31, 2013. Government buyers typically start the re-tender process about 90 days before expiry: around March 2, 2013.

Where is this equipment and goods supply contract located?

The contract is with Parks Canada, located in ON.

Government equipment and goods supply contract award

Parks Canada awarded Pitney Bowes

Name: Parks Canada equipment and goods supply contract award to Pitney Bowes
Creator: Parks Canada
License: https://open.canada.ca/data/en/dataset/d8f85d91-7dec-4fd1-8055-483b77225d8b

$10,187 equipment and goods supply contract, ON

Updated July 5, 2026

Pitney Bowes won a $10,187 government equipment and goods supply contract from Parks Canada in Ontario. The contract runs from September 23, 2010 to May 31, 2013. Parks Canada has 3431 other tracked awards.

WON$10,187

Award value: $10,187
Contract start: September 23, 2010
Contract end: May 31, 2013
NAICS: 561720
Reference #: C-2008-2009-Q1-00524

Contract ended May 31, 2013: the replacement contract may already be in market or awarded.

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Description

Rental of machinery, office furniture and fixtures and other equipment

Contract context

As of Jul 2026, this is the 155th contract awarded by Parks Canada in our tracked dataset since 2004. Parks Canada's tracked contract value ranges from $24,828 to $327,394 (25th–75th percentile). This award is below their tracked median of $76,056.

Source: original award notice

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