Canada · Federal contract register · Supplier record

Manitoulin Group

Line: Transportation of things not elsewhere specifiedRegister loaded to June 2026Compiled 6 October 2026

Manitoulin Group — Canada · Federal contract register · Supplier record: 73 contracts, all years ($1,725,806 · Jun 2008 – Apr 2026); $1.0M since January 2024 (33 contracts · 7 departments); 34th rank in the line (of 487 suppliers · 1.18%); 28 departments never served ($16.4M on the line without Manitoulin Group).

Assay record ASY-CA-0RSP6O81RK · Cite as: Assay Systems, “Manitoulin Group in the Government of Canada contract register”, https://assay-systems.com/register/ca/manitoulin-group/

73
contracts, all years
$1,725,806 · Jun 2008 – Apr 2026
$1.0M
since January 2024
33 contracts · 7 departments
34th
rank in the line
of 487 suppliers · 1.18%
28
departments never served
$16.4M on the line without Manitoulin Group

Own record by year

2019 onward
$60.8K
$98.6K
$175K
$149K
$468K
$417K
$149K
20192020202120222023202420252026

Who buys from Manitoulin Group

since January 2024
7departments
$1.0Mpaid
42.4%top buyer
National Defence42.4%
$438,015
Fisheries and Oceans Canada26.4%
$272,529
Public Health Agency of Canada16.4%
$169,500
Environment and Climate Change Canada8.1%
$83,931
Natural Resources Canada3.2%
$33,573
Transport Canada2.3%
$23,730
Correctional Service of Canada1.2%
$12,495

Before 2024 only: Canada Revenue Agency, Parks Canada.

Lines the register files it under

5 lines · all years
Transportation of things not elsewhere specifiedthis page
$1,677,117
Other business services not elsewhere specified
$14,294
Marine installations
$12,124
Transportation of things not elsewhere specified (
$11,785
0210 transportation of things not elsewhere specified (specify)
$10,486

The line

since January 2024
$87.3Mline value
1,384contracts
37departments
487suppliers
38.8%held by top ten

Transportation of things not elsewhere specified

$40.8M
$29.1M
$17.4M
202420252026Jan–Jun
34thof 487 suppliers
$1,033,773Manitoulin Group in the line
1.18%share of the line
0.8%of $53,436,084 spent by National Defence
8.0%of $3,410,983 spent by Fisheries and Oceans Canada
8.8%of $1,925,292 spent by Public Health Agency of Canada
212new suppliers since 2024 · $32.1M

Departments that buy the line and never bought from Manitoulin Group

28departments
465contracts
$16,421,117since January 2024
394contracts under $40,000
$8,159,477under $40,000
Global Affairs Canada218 contracts
$6,053,251
Public Services and Procurement Canada109 contracts
$5,110,441
Royal Canadian Mounted Police29 contracts
$900,329
Shared Services Canada17 contracts
$853,392
Health Canada19 contracts
$818,715
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada7 contracts
$457,990
Courts Administration Service1 contract
$339,000
Canadian Food Inspection Agency5 contracts
$272,732
Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada6 contracts
$239,886
Statistics Canada3 contracts
$221,628
Privy Council Office17 contracts
$216,593
Canada School of Public Service1 contract
$180,800
National Research Council Canada7 contracts
$140,384
Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada3 contracts
$101,700
Administrative Tribunals Support Service of Canada1 contract
$79,100
Polar Knowledge Canada2 contracts
$61,967
Employment and Social Development Canada2 contracts
$50,249
Canadian Space Agency3 contracts
$46,039
Canada Border Services Agency2 contracts
$43,039
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency1 contract
$39,876
Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions2 contracts
$31,959
Veterans Affairs Canada2 contracts
$30,475
Office of the Secretary to the Governor General1 contract
$30,321
Canadian Intergovernmental Conference Secretariat2 contracts
$27,675
Canadian Heritage2 contracts
$25,065
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada1 contract
$24,070
Transportation Safety Board of Canada1 contract
$12,590
Canadian Grain Commission1 contract
$11,854

How the line is bought

by value, since 2024
7%no competition
14%one applicant
0of these to Manitoulin Group
Competed, several suppliers applied916 contracts
$69,107,532 · 79.2%
Competed, one supplier applied246 contracts
$12,330,615 · 14.1%
Awarded directly, no competition222 contracts
$5,825,386 · 6.7%

Contracts reaching their end dates

Oct 2026 – October 2027
77contracts
$6,176,531end by October 2027
53end in March 2027 · $3.3M
31in departments never served · $2.0M
$2.4M
$461K
$3.3M
$15.1K
Oct 264 contractsDec 2619 contractsMar 2753 contractsSep 271 contract

Notices in the line

CanadaBuys, 6 October 2026
7notices
4open today
3standing lists
Notice and buyerClosesStatus
Aircraft Charter Services Closing October 18 2026
Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) · Competitive - Open bidding
18 Oct 2026Open
Shuttle Services – Kingston
Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) · Competitive - Open bidding
19 Oct 2026Open
Rental of equipment, machinery and tools
Department of Canadian Heritage (PCH) · Competitive - Traditional
22 Oct 2026Open
Industry Sustainment Business Case Analysis (SBCA) Workshop
Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) · Competitive - Open bidding
31 Dec 2026Open
Department of National Defence - 2025 Freight Forwarding Transportation Source Lists
Department of National Defence · Competitive - Traditional
18 Feb 2028List to Feb 2028
Request for Supply Arrangement - Vessel Charters
Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) · Competitive - Open bidding
31 Dec 2029List to Dec 2029
W6447-250001-RFSA Flatbed Trucking Services
Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) · Competitive - Open bidding
31 Jul 2030List to Jul 2030

Suppliers next to it in the line

since January 2024
SIMPLEX INDUSTRIES INC.27 contracts · 3 departments
$1,122,167
T-LANE TRANSPORTATION21 contracts · 1 department
$1,097,101
Manitoulin Group
$1,033,773
Ameri-Connect1 contract · 1 department
$983,000

All 487 suppliers in the line

Fastest-growing supplier in the line

same line
+138%growth

CROSSROADS LOGISTICS INC

2024 to date
$2,367,491
2022–2023
$995,168

The extract

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

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