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Parkland Corporation

Line: Diesel fuelRegister loaded to June 2026Compiled 6 October 2026

Parkland Corporation — Canada · Federal contract register · Supplier record: 1,856 contracts, all years ($114,136,003 · Apr 2014 – Jun 2026); $14.5M since January 2024 (520 contracts · 10 departments); 9th rank in the line (of 203 suppliers · 3.03%); 5 departments never served ($1.4M on the line without Parkland Corporation).

Assay record ASY-CA-0R3EKN71QJ · Cite as: Assay Systems, “Parkland in the Government of Canada contract register”, https://assay-systems.com/register/ca/parkland/

1,856
contracts, all years
$114,136,003 · Apr 2014 – Jun 2026
$14.5M
since January 2024
520 contracts · 10 departments
9th
rank in the line
of 203 suppliers · 3.03%
5
departments never served
$1.4M on the line without Parkland Corporation

Own record by year

2019 onward
$17.5M
$8.6M
$11.8M
$26.1M
$21.2M
$5.6M
$5.1M
$3.9M
20192020202120222023202420252026

Who buys from Parkland Corporation

since January 2024
10departments
$14.5Mpaid
61.9%top buyer
National Defence61.9%
$9,008,332
Parks Canada23.0%
$3,346,261
Correctional Service of Canada5.8%
$837,212
Fisheries and Oceans Canada5.6%
$813,058
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada2.3%
$340,845
Transport Canada0.7%
$107,835
Public Services and Procurement Canada0.3%
$39,064
National Research Council Canada0.1%
$20,625
Royal Canadian Mounted Police0.1%
$16,537
Canadian Space Agency0.1%
$14,760

Before 2024 only: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Environment and Climate Change Canada, Health Canada.

Lines the register files it under

6 lines · all years
Diesel fuelthis page
$47,150,667
Heavy fuel oil
$37,816,019
Aviation fuel
$12,210,660
Gasoline
$6,107,229
Other mineral fuels, oils and products
$6,063,449
Light fuel oil
$3,024,167

The line

since January 2024
$269Mline value
2,756contracts
16departments
203suppliers
82.1%held by top ten

Diesel fuel

$92.3M
$108M
$69.4M
202420252026Jan–Jun
9thof 203 suppliers
$8,161,813Parkland Corporation in the line
3.03%share of the line
5.3%of $103,340,098 spent by National Defence
21.8%of $8,681,455 spent by Parks Canada
16.8%of $1,193,209 spent by Correctional Service of Canada
91new suppliers since 2024 · $8.6M

Departments that buy the line and never bought from Parkland Corporation

5departments
30contracts
$1,354,194since January 2024
27contracts under $40,000
$627,832under $40,000
Global Affairs Canada23 contracts
$609,063
Polar Knowledge Canada1 contract
$551,250
Natural Resources Canada1 contract
$75,113
Public Health Agency of Canada3 contracts
$68,851
Shared Services Canada2 contracts
$49,916

How the line is bought

by value, since 2024
10%no competition
72%one applicant
0of these to Parkland Corporation
Competed, one supplier applied1,457 contracts
$193,393,103 · 71.8%
Competed, several suppliers applied1,169 contracts
$48,708,930 · 18.1%
Awarded directly, no competition130 contracts
$27,150,748 · 10.1%

Contracts reaching their end dates

Oct 2026 – October 2027
118contracts
$15,590,079end by October 2027
113end in March 2027 · $14.9M
1in departments never served · $551K
$29.9K
$14.9M
$626K
Oct 261 contractMar 27113 contractsAug 274 contracts

Notices in the line

CanadaBuys, 6 October 2026
1notices
1open today
0standing lists
Notice and buyerClosesStatus
E60HL-250020-H - DIESEL FUEL, AUTOMOTIVE GASOLINE, AND HEATING FUEL OIL
Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) · Competitive - Open bidding
13 Oct 2026Open

Suppliers next to it in the line

since January 2024
SUNCOR ENERGY PRODUCTS PARTNERSHIP311 contracts · 5 departments
$10,670,708
Parkland Corporation
$8,161,813
LES HUILES DESROCHES INC159 contracts · 3 departments
$6,282,550
WESTERN PETROLEUM47 contracts · 4 departments
$4,085,203

All 203 suppliers in the line

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