Recently completed obligations

Obligations completes
ContractorProjectObligationCompleted to dateIn progressTo be identifiedContract Award DateEstimated TimeframeCompany Contact and EmailProject Description
AirBoss Defense GroupChemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Respirator—Acquisition$33,030,596$33,030,596$0$0201811/13/2015 - 10/31/2023Eric Bouchard
Eric.Bouchard@adg.com
Procurement of CBRN air-purifying respirators and equipment.
Boeing Defence, Space and SecurityMedium-to Heavy-Lift Helicopters—AcquisitionUSD 1,256,244,839USD 1,256,244,839USD 0USD 020097/5/2006 - 6/30/2022Alex Vinokor
alexandra.m.vinokor@boeing.com
Acquisition of 15 CH-147F medium-to-heavy lift helicopters.
L3Harris Technologies MASCF-18 Primary Air Vehicle—Optimized Weapon System Management$778,645,993$778,645,993$0$020117/11/2011 - 3/31/2022Robert van den Heuvel
robert.vandenheuvel@l3harris.com
Long-term contract for system engineering support, including the bundling of numerous airframe related spares, repair and overhaul, technical inspection and engineering support and project contract.
Lockheed Martin Overseas CorporationVictoria-Class Command and Control System—In-Service SupportUSD 32,729,396USD 32,729,396USD 0USD 020173/16/2016 - 12/4/2023David Pecka
david.j.pecka@lmco.com
Maintenance of the Victoria-class submarine command and control system.
Macdonald Dettwiler and AssociatesPolar Epsilon 2$62,223,789$62,223,789$0$020168/31/2013 - 6/13/2023Shawn Roy
Shawn.Roy@mdacorporation.com
Delivery of world-leading advanced surveillance capabilities for domestic and global Canadian Armed Forces operations using imagery from the three-satellite RADARSAT Constellation Mission.
Rheinmetall CanadaIntegrated Soldier System Project—Acquisition$75,935,787$75,935,787$0$020155/29/2009 - 6/22/2022François Provencher
fprovencher@rheinmetall.ca
Acquisition of soldier-wearable communication suites, complete with required accessories, support equipment, contract management, training, logistic and engineering support. 
Seaspan Victoria ShipyardsHalifax-Class Ship Modernization—Shipyard West$730,511,500$730,511,500$0$020084/5/2007 - 3/31/2021Chad Hey
chey@seaspan.com
Maintenance, repair and mid–life refit for Canada's five Halifax-class frigates.

Notes:

  1. The Report on contractor progress does not include information for contracts that have not yet been publicly released.
  2. Contractors may temporarily over-achieve or over-identify activities as they manage their current obligations. These overages are not reflected in the report.
  3. Some contracts, particularly in the maintenance area, have an obligation value that reflect current activities to date. These values may increase to a maximum ceiling value based on the level of work performed every year.
  4. In cases where the estimated end date has passed and the obligation is at or near completion, annual reports have been received and the verification process is underway to confirm completion of the obligation.
  5. In cases where there are no values under "Completed to date", the project is recently contracted and the first cycle of annual reporting has not yet been completed.
  6. All project values are in Canadian dollars unless otherwise specified.

Column definitions:

Contractor
The company that has been awarded a contract by the Government of Canada.
Project
The name of the Government of Canada procurement.
Obligation
The value of the contractor's IRB/ITB obligation on the contract.
Completed to date
The value of the contractor's IRB/ITB business activities in Canada that are completed. This value has undergone ISED's verification process.
In progress
The value of the contractor's IRB/ITB business activities in Canada that are identified but not yet completed. This value has undergone ISED's verification process.
To be identified
The value of the contractor's IRB/ITB obligation for which specific business activities have not yet been identified. 
Contract award date
The date the Government of Canada procurement contract was awarded.
Estimated timeframe
The timeframe within which the contractor must fulfill its IRB/ITB obligation on the contract.
Company contact and email
The contractor's main point of contact and email for its IRB/ITB obligations.
Project description
A brief description of the equipment or service being purchased by the Government of Canada.