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Assessment Management Tool (AMT) Solution

Standards Council of Canada (SCC-CCN)
CanadaBuys Posted: January 29, 2026

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The Standards Council of Canada (SCC) is soliciting proposals for an Assessment Management Tool (AMT) solution to enhance its accreditation processes. This RFP invites qualified bidders to provide a software solution and professional services for designing, implementing, and supporting the AMT. The tool aims to replace manual processes with a secure, user-friendly platform that automates workflows, centralizes accreditation data, and accommodates bilingual operations (English and French), all while adhering to Government of Canada security and accessibility standards.

Bidders are expected to deliver comprehensive services, including project management, requirements gathering, design, data migration, training, and change management. Excluded from the project scope are functionalities related to sales, business development, and lead management.

The deadline for proposal submission is March 5, 2026, at 14:00 EST. Interested companies must electronically submit their proposals to [email protected] by the specified time. SCC advises that they may not select the lowest bid and will evaluate proposals based on combined technical merit and price.

For more information, contact David LaBerge at SCC. The RFP is open to participation, adhering to various Canadian trade agreements.

Due Date
March 5, 2026
(Overdue)
Solicitation #
RFP-2025-06

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SCC is a federal Crown corporation with the mandate of promoting efficient and effective standardization in Canada. Located in Ottawa, SCC has a Governing Council comprised of up to 13 members and a staff of approximately 160. The organization reports to Parliament through the Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development and oversees Canada's standardization network. This RFP is an invitation issued by SCC to prospective bidders to submit proposals for a software solution and professional services to design, configure, implement and support an Assessment Management Tool. The AMT must deliver the core functionalities and exclude out-of-scope items such as sales/business development, lead/opportunity/pipeline management and other non-accreditation functionalities. The Bidder is responsible for providing professional services to deliver the solution. Including project management, requirements gathering, design and configuration, data migration, training, and change management.

Additional Information

Source

canadabuys

Status

closed

Procurement Method

Competitive - Open bidding

Procurement Category

Services

Selection Criteria

Highest Combined Rating of Technical Merit and Price

Regions of Delivery

Canada

Reference Number

cb-444-45202448

Amendment Number

002

Contracting Entity

Standards Council of Canada (SCC-CCN)

Contact Name

David LaBerge

Contact Email

Contact Phone

+16132383222

Contact Country

Canada

Organization City

Ottawa

Organization Province / State

Ontario

Organization Country

Canada

Last Updated

July 29, 2026

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When is the proposal submission deadline?

The proposal submission deadline is March 5, 2026 (Overdue).

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