Buyandsell.gc.ca Launches New “Supplier Contract History Letter” Service

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Dec 3, 2018

If you’ve done work for the federal government, you can now request your own official supplier contract history letter to use as a reference when bidding on new government work. The letter lists contracts that have previously been awarded to your business by Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC).

This is a useful service if you need proof of having done business with the Government of Canada; for example, if you want to bid on international opportunities.

This new service allows you to

• personalize your content — select which contracts to include in your letter, and omit the contracts that you do not want included
• request the letter — request an unlimited number of letters, free of cost
• get fast delivery of the official letter to your inbox — your official letter in PDF format will be sent to you via email within 2 business days of submitting your letter request
• choose English or French — you have the option of creating your letter in English or in French

Requesting your letter is a 4-step process:
1. search for and select your supplier legal name
2. select the contracts you want to include in your letter and create a preview letter
3. preview your letter
4. provide your email address and submit your request

Find out more: https://buyandsell.gc.ca/procurement-data/request-your-own-supplier-contract-history-letter

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