Application software (including COTS) and application development and delivery software: contract with GRANICUS CANADA HOLDINGS ULC

Royal Canadian Mounted Police · Federal / National · Federal government

Royal Canadian Mounted Police has awarded a contract for an IT & Software project: Application software (including COTS) and application development and delivery software: contract with GRANICUS CANADA HOLDINGS ULC. The estimated value is $125,015. It appeared in public records on June 30, 2026. The current supplier is GRANICUS CANADA HOLDINGS ULC, whose contract ends June 29, 2027.

Estimated value: $125,015
Expected RFP: 🔒 Pro
Current supplier: 🔒 Pro
Contract ends: 🔒 Pro
First seen: Jun 30, 2026
Last activity: Jun 30, 2026

Discussed
Study / needs assessment
Budgeted
Approved
RFP / tender issued
Awarded

Timeline and sources

Jun 30, 2026 · Awarded
Contract awarded to GRANICUS CANADA HOLDINGS ULC
Contract disclosure C-2026-2027-Q1-00984 (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) Original document ↗

the expected RFP date, the current supplier and 1 related document.

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What is the Application software (including COTS) and application development and delivery software: contract with GRANICUS CANADA HOLDINGS ULC project?

What stage is Application software (including COTS) and application development and delivery software: contract with GRANICUS CANADA HOLDINGS ULC at?

The project is at the awarded stage and is awarded. The most recent public record is dated June 30, 2026.

How much is Application software (including COTS) and application development and delivery software: contract with GRANICUS CANADA HOLDINGS ULC worth?

Public records put the estimated value at $125,015.

Who is the buyer for Application software (including COTS) and application development and delivery software: contract with GRANICUS CANADA HOLDINGS ULC?

Royal Canadian Mounted Police, a federal government in Federal / National.

Where does this information come from?

From 1 public record published by Royal Canadian Mounted Police, such as council agendas, minutes, staff reports and budgets. Each timeline entry links to its source.