Consolidated Services in the Government of Canada contract register

Updated 28 September 2026 · line: industrial buildings · all suppliers in this line

Consolidated Services in the Government of Canada contract register. Consolidated Services shows 90 federal contracts worth $1,620,368 in the Government of Canada contract register, from April 2009 to January 2020, across 1 department.

Assay record ASY-CA-1PJKURK15C · Cite as: Assay Systems, “Consolidated Services in the Government of Canada contract register”, https://assay-systems.com/register/ca/consolidated-services/

Consolidated Services shows 90 federal contracts worth $1,620,368 in the Government of Canada contract register, from April 2009 to January 2020, across 1 department.

Your record since January 2024

No contract is recorded for Consolidated Services since January 2024. The last entry is dated January 2020.

Your line in the register: Industrial buildings

Since January 2024 the line carries 524 contracts worth $56,265,294 from 7 departments.

It carried $11,002,670 in 2024, $26,128,389 in 2025 and $19,134,236 in the first 6 months of 2026.

270 suppliers share it. Consolidated Services holds no contract in it since January 2024.

Departments that have never bought from Consolidated Services

6 departments have bought this line since 2024 and have never held a contract with Consolidated Services: 61 contracts worth $9,368,018.

One of those departments alone accounts for 5 of them, worth $5,517,154.

How the line is bought

15 contracts since 2024, worth $6,771,692, went to the only supplier that applied.

43 more, worth $2,445,539, were awarded directly, with no competition at all.

Consolidated Services was the supplier on none of them.

Ending within 12 months

46 contracts in the line, worth $17,769,017, reach their end dates by September 2027.

26 of them, worth $658,273, end in the same month, March 2027.

3 of them, worth $299,190, sit in the 6 departments that have never bought from Consolidated Services.

Open today

22 notices in this line are open.

1. EQ754-270372 Office Fit-Up 200 Town Centre (4th Floor)- Phase 2, PSPC, open to all suppliers, closes on 28 September.

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3. ••• •••••••• - •••••••• ••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••• (••••), closes on 29 September.

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14 more close between 2 October and 31 August 2027.

4 more are standing lists that stay open between July 2028 and December 2040.

The department that spent $5,517,154 without Consolidated Services keeps one of them; its buyers pick suppliers from that list.

One supplier in the line grew

From $434,085 in 2022 and 2023 to $707,501 in 2024 to 2026, 63 percent. It sells the same line to the same departments.

Assay Systems reads large volumes of public procurement data and returns commercial intelligence.

The extract for Consolidated Services can be prepared in the shortest time. It will name the 6 departments and the buying office. For each contract it will name who holds it now, the value, the contract number and the end date. The 22 open notices come with their closing dates, and the notices behind every figure.

Three suppliers in the same line

Avondale Construction Ltd.: 1 contract worth $7,908,706 from 1 department since 2024.

MAKON PROJECTS LTD: 1 contract worth $6,245,333 from 1 department since 2024, its first federal contract in 2024.

Maloney Contractors Ltd: 1 contract worth $5,446,273 from 1 department since 2024, its first federal contract in 2026.

What the extract adds

The extract for this line names every department and buying office behind the figures above, who holds each contract now, its value, contract number and end date, and the notices behind every figure.

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