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Canadian Hearing Services

Line: Interpretation servicesRegister loaded to June 2026Compiled 6 October 2026

Canadian Hearing Services — Canada · Federal contract register · Supplier record: 17 contracts, all years ($652,067 · Sep 2022 – Dec 2025); $546K since January 2024 (11 contracts · 7 departments); 7th rank in the line (of 998 suppliers · 0.92%); 38 departments never served ($49.0M on the line without Canadian Hearing Services).

Assay record ASY-CA-02MX4SL0WD · Cite as: Assay Systems, “Canadian Hearing Services in the Government of Canada contract register”, https://assay-systems.com/register/ca/canadian-hearing-services/

17
contracts, all years
$652,067 · Sep 2022 – Dec 2025
$546K
since January 2024
11 contracts · 7 departments
7th
rank in the line
of 998 suppliers · 0.92%
38
departments never served
$49.0M on the line without Canadian Hearing Services

Own record by year

2022 onward
$106K
$150K
$396K
20222023202420252026

Who buys from Canadian Hearing Services

since January 2024
7departments
$546Kpaid
68.5%top buyer
Correctional Service of Canada68.5%
$374,000
Employment and Social Development Canada12.1%
$65,990
Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission9.0%
$49,277
Canadian Institutes of Health Research5.5%
$30,000
Canadian Human Rights Commission2.9%
$15,923
Canadian Heritage2.0%
$10,814
Accessibility Standards Canada0.0%
$0

Federal grants and contributions

2017 onward
32agreements
$14.6Mvalue
2departments
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada89.4%
$13,088,833
Employment and Social Development Canada10.6%
$1,559,930

All 32 grant agreements

Lines the register files it under

4 lines · all years
Interpretation servicesthis page
$502,695
Translation services
$80,798
Audio-visual services
$57,463
Other business services not elsewhere specified
$11,111

The line

since January 2024
$51.0Mline value
1,441contracts
44departments
998suppliers
20.9%held by top ten

Interpretation services

$28.9M
$13.5M
$8.6M
202420252026Jan–Jun
7thof 998 suppliers
$470,250Canadian Hearing Services in the line
0.92%share of the line
26.5%of $1,410,117 spent by Correctional Service of Canada
10.0%of $309,543 spent by Employment and Social Development Canada
15.1%of $326,871 spent by Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission
457new suppliers since 2024 · $14.3M

Departments that buy the line and never bought from Canadian Hearing Services

38departments
1,408contracts
$48,953,403since January 2024
1,170contracts under $40,000
$24,516,476under $40,000
Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada772 contracts
$23,131,178
Public Services and Procurement Canada427 contracts
$17,202,682
Parks Canada24 contracts
$2,537,416
Canada School of Public Service7 contracts
$1,321,966
Administrative Tribunals Support Service of Canada24 contracts
$589,333
Courts Administration Service16 contracts
$472,707
Global Affairs Canada14 contracts
$361,927
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada9 contracts
$322,095
Fisheries and Oceans Canada8 contracts
$248,968
Women and Gender Equality Canada2 contracts
$243,540
Statistics Canada8 contracts
$208,223
Canadian Intergovernmental Conference Secretariat14 contracts
$181,790
Canadian Space Agency2 contracts
$166,088
Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat3 contracts
$150,143
Health Canada5 contracts
$146,866
Environment and Climate Change Canada7 contracts
$144,402
Veterans Affairs Canada8 contracts
$140,615
Elections Canada6 contracts
$134,285
Canadian Transportation Agency4 contracts
$132,796
Transport Canada7 contracts
$131,856
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency2 contracts
$120,040
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities1 contract
$99,440
Department of Justice Canada11 contracts
$94,960
Library and Archives Canada2 contracts
$93,332
Canadian Food Inspection Agency3 contracts
$89,047
Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety2 contracts
$71,776
Public Safety Canada3 contracts
$69,835
Canada Revenue Agency2 contracts
$56,825
Office of the Commissioner for Federal Judicial Affairs Canada4 contracts
$55,901
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada3 contracts
$54,748
Privy Council Office1 contract
$38,420
Department of Finance Canada1 contract
$38,149
Indigenous Services Canada1 contract
$29,363
Public Health Agency of Canada1 contract
$26,838
Natural Resources Canada1 contract
$12,204
Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada1 contract
$11,498
Parole Board of Canada1 contract
$11,285
Veterans Review and Appeal Board1 contract
$10,868

How the line is bought

by value, since 2024
16%no competition
54%one applicant
0of these to Canadian Hearing Services
Competed, one supplier applied878 contracts
$27,404,533 · 53.7%
Competed, several suppliers applied161 contracts
$15,397,308 · 30.2%
Awarded directly, no competition402 contracts
$8,239,334 · 16.1%

Contracts reaching their end dates

Oct 2026 – October 2027
384contracts
$11,527,264end by October 2027
86end in December 2026 · $2.5M
380in departments never served · $11.4M
$2.5M
$1.2M
$2.5M
$1.4M
$1.4M
$2.3M
$210K
$40.0K
$39.8K
$23.1K
Oct 2670 contractsNov 2639 contractsDec 2686 contractsJan 2745 contractsFeb 2751 contractsMar 2781 contractsApr 279 contractsMay 271 contractJun 271 contractSep 271 contract

Notices in the line

CanadaBuys, 6 October 2026
2notices
1open today
1standing lists
Notice and buyerClosesStatus
Long Term Interpreter Agency - IRB
Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) · Competitive - Open bidding
10 Oct 2026Open
Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada - Interpreter Program
Immigration Refugee Board · Competitive - Open bidding
31 Mar 2030List to Mar 2030

Suppliers next to it in the line

since January 2024
STILL INTERPRETING INC2 contracts · 2 departments
$519,874
Canadian Hearing Services
$470,250
NATIONS TRANSLATION GROUP LP11 contracts · 7 departments
$450,321
Langu-EDGE Solutions Inc13 contracts · 1 department
$412,786

All 998 suppliers in the line

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