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Government Buyer Resource
Keep in line with accountability and transparency commitments at all levels of government with MyITVendor.ca - Canada's Newest Procurement Online Directory
In 2006, the Canadian government introduced the Federal Accountability Act and its associated Action Plan, bringing forward measures to help strengthen accountability and increase transparency and oversight in government operations.
In line with this commitment, the government is getting smarter and more disciplined about how it buys goods and services. The government is also working hard to ensure that, with these changes suppliers across Canada – both large and small – will continue to have fair and open access to compete for government business.
(Source: Public Works and Government Services Canada)
With that being the case, there are several ways a vendor can do business with the public service, at all three levels of government. However, the process isn’t open to just anyone. In most cases, vendors need to be registered with government to sell to government.
MyITVendor.ca provides senior government IT executives, decision-makers and public service procurement practitioners the resource to search through a comprehensive listing of both government registered and non-registered vendors. MyITVendor.ca is more than just a directory, it’s a complete online resource and user experience for public servants, decision-makers, and procurement officers. MyITVendor.ca has vendor event calendars, vendor sales and promotions, in-depth product descriptions, product photo galleries and a keyword listing feature for IT vendors within both Canada and the US.
MyITVendor.ca allows public servants to keep in line with accountability and transparency commitments at all levels of government.
In line with this commitment, the government is getting smarter and more disciplined about how it buys goods and services. The government is also working hard to ensure that, with these changes suppliers across Canada – both large and small – will continue to have fair and open access to compete for government business.
(Source: Public Works and Government Services Canada)
With that being the case, there are several ways a vendor can do business with the public service, at all three levels of government. However, the process isn’t open to just anyone. In most cases, vendors need to be registered with government to sell to government.
MyITVendor.ca provides senior government IT executives, decision-makers and public service procurement practitioners the resource to search through a comprehensive listing of both government registered and non-registered vendors. MyITVendor.ca is more than just a directory, it’s a complete online resource and user experience for public servants, decision-makers, and procurement officers. MyITVendor.ca has vendor event calendars, vendor sales and promotions, in-depth product descriptions, product photo galleries and a keyword listing feature for IT vendors within both Canada and the US.
MyITVendor.ca allows public servants to keep in line with accountability and transparency commitments at all levels of government.
Please contact Brad McBride for more information
IT World Canada – Government Division, p.416-290-0240 ext.354 Email: bmcbride@itworldcanada.com
IT World Canada – Government Division, p.416-290-0240 ext.354 Email: bmcbride@itworldcanada.com
