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COMOX VALLEY REGIONAL DISTRICT

Line: Sewer and waterRegister loaded to June 2026Compiled 6 October 2026

COMOX VALLEY REGIONAL DISTRICT — Canada · Federal contract register · Supplier record: 4 contracts, all years ($2,088,990 · Apr 2020 – Jan 2025); $1.4M since January 2024 (2 contracts · 1 department); 11th rank in the line (of 97 suppliers · 3.43%); 8 departments never served ($6.9M on the line without COMOX VALLEY REGIONAL DISTRICT).

Assay record ASY-CA-0DHY5FN1V9 · Cite as: Assay Systems, “COMOX VALLEY REGIONAL DISTRICT in the Government of Canada contract register”, https://assay-systems.com/register/ca/comox-valley-regional-district/

4
contracts, all years
$2,088,990 · Apr 2020 – Jan 2025
$1.4M
since January 2024
2 contracts · 1 department
11th
rank in the line
of 97 suppliers · 3.43%
8
departments never served
$6.9M on the line without COMOX VALLEY REGIONAL DISTRICT

Own record by year

2020 onward
$113K
$556K
$675K
$745K
2020202120222023202420252026

Who buys from COMOX VALLEY REGIONAL DISTRICT

since January 2024
1departments
$1.4Mpaid
100.0%top buyer
National Defence100.0%
$1,419,900

Federal grants and contributions

2008 onward
16agreements
$11.8Mvalue
5departments
National Defence85.0%
$10,042,046
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities9.0%
$1,067,930
Western Economic Diversification Canada5.0%
$590,091
Employment and Social Development Canada0.6%
$69,999
Environment and Climate Change Canada0.4%
$51,000

All 16 grant agreements

The line

since January 2024
$41.4Mline value
181contracts
9departments
97suppliers
83.4%held by top ten

Sewer and water

$11.8M
$26.2M
$3.4M
202420252026Jan–Jun
11thof 97 suppliers
$1,419,900COMOX VALLEY REGIONAL DISTRICT in the line
3.43%share of the line
4.1%of $34,477,698 spent by National Defence
38new suppliers since 2024 · $4.6M

Departments that buy the line and never bought from COMOX VALLEY REGIONAL DISTRICT

8departments
93contracts
$6,925,336since January 2024
41contracts under $40,000
$767,490under $40,000
Natural Resources Canada39 contracts
$2,789,192
Parks Canada21 contracts
$1,923,020
Indigenous Services Canada2 contracts
$1,178,396
Global Affairs Canada19 contracts
$554,576
Environment and Climate Change Canada5 contracts
$349,472
Fisheries and Oceans Canada3 contracts
$56,606
Statistics Canada2 contracts
$46,233
Public Services and Procurement Canada2 contracts
$27,841

How the line is bought

by value, since 2024
60%no competition
9%one applicant
0of these to COMOX VALLEY REGIONAL DISTRICT
Awarded directly, no competition52 contracts
$25,005,547 · 60.4%
Competed, several suppliers applied73 contracts
$12,691,923 · 30.7%
Competed, one supplier applied56 contracts
$3,705,564 · 8.9%

Contracts reaching their end dates

Oct 2026 – October 2027
36contracts
$4,695,407end by October 2027
30end in March 2027 · $4.4M
18in departments never served · $2.1M
$11.5K
$312K
$4.4M
$17.9K
Oct 261 contractDec 264 contractsMar 2730 contractsMay 271 contract

Notices in the line

CanadaBuys, 6 October 2026
2notices
2open today
0standing lists
Notice and buyerClosesStatus
EB218-260220 - SA for the Supply, Installation and Maintenance of Residential Water Treatment Systems Round Two
Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) · Competitive - Open bidding
26 Nov 2026Open
Industry Sustainment Business Case Analysis (SBCA) Workshop
Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) · Competitive - Open bidding
31 Dec 2026Open

Suppliers next to it in the line

since January 2024
City of Cold Lake2 contracts · 1 department
$1,746,637
COMOX VALLEY REGIONAL DISTRICT
$1,419,900
ONTARIO CLEAN WATER AGENCY2 contracts · 1 department
$1,178,396
Municipality of the County of Kings1 contract · 1 department
$1,035,000

All 97 suppliers in the line

Fastest-growing supplier in the line

same line
+208%growth

CITY OF COLD LAKE

2024 to date
$1,746,637
2022–2023
$567,000

The extract

Every buying office, every contract holder, value, number and end date behind the figures above.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.Source: Government of Canada proactive disclosure of contracts.