ASSAYSYSTEMS
Notra in the federal contract register: 70 percent from one department
Government of Canada contract register, amendments collapsed to one contract per award under the rule on the register page. Rows counted: supplier name normalises to “Notra”; joint-venture rows excluded. Computed 6 September 2026 from the same data as the Extract.
Notra holds 205 federal contracts worth $152,957,494 in the Government of Canada contract register, from 2004 to 2026.
70 percent of everything Notra has earned since 2024 comes from Public Services and Procurement Canada: $26,548,535 out of $37,713,059, across 2 contracts. Revenue that concentrated moves with one buyer's calendar, and that calendar is in the register.
Position
Notra has been paid by two departments since 2024 and by 5 over its whole history in the register.
The last three contracts in the register are $1,130,000 in March 2026, $3,955,000 in February 2026 and $1,886,578 in December 2025.
| department | 2022–23 | 2024–26 | contracts, all years |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public Services and Procurement Canada | $42,044,248 | $26,548,535 | 4 |
| National Defence | $303,100 | $11,164,525 | 13 |
Departments ranked by value paid to Notra in 2022–23 and 2024–26 together; top 2 of 5.
Calendar to June 2027
3 Notra contracts worth $43,559,135 reach their end dates between September 2026 and June 2027, more than everything Notra has earned since 2024 ($37,713,059): 2 at Public Services and Procurement Canada, $42,429,135; 1 at National Defence, $1,130,000.
All of them end in March 2027.
Notra’s largest line of work by value is “Other Professional Services not Elsewhere Specified” (code E199C), 20 contracts, $79,202,292. In that line, 1,158 contracts worth $1,203,948,229 across all suppliers reach their end dates in the same window. The table below shows where.
| department | contracts ending | value |
|---|---|---|
| Public Services and Procurement Canada | 408 | $722,716,082 |
| National Defence | 236 | $323,610,851 |
| Correctional Service of Canada | 130 | $96,563,033 |
| Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada | 25 | $13,756,905 |
| Parks Canada | 68 | $12,752,069 |
| Canada Revenue Agency | 24 | $5,778,433 |
| Canadian Space Agency | 4 | $4,537,300 |
| Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat | 13 | $2,367,398 |
Contracts in “Other Professional Services not Elsewhere Specified” with an end date between September 2026 and June 2027, all suppliers; top 8 departments of 50. Dates and contract numbers are in the Extract.
The market around it
Across 2024 to 2026, 2,474 suppliers were paid in this line of work by 74 departments; 72 of those departments, worth $336,698,693 in the period, have never held a contract with Notra. 1,496 suppliers entered the line with no prior federal history there and have taken $11,745,462,685 since 2024. 2,944 contracts in the line since 2024 went to other suppliers with a single bid received.
One supplier holds 61 percent of this line in one of the two periods. Without it, the line moved from $3,561,758,017 to $12,927,051,872, up 263 percent.
CanadaBuys award notices, which run about a quarter ahead of the register, list Notra under 3 commodity codes. None of those codes appears on an award notice published since 1 July 2026. Notra’s own most recent award notice is dated April 2026.
One observation
The department that carries 70 percent of the revenue is also where 2 of the ending contracts sit. One buyer, one calendar.
What this page leaves out
The names of the suppliers who grew in Notra’s line of work, the departments with exact end dates and contract numbers, and the buyers who have never held a contract with Notra. That is the Extract.
What the Extract contains · Three figures about one company, in writing, without charge · The public expiry calendar
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