Administrative Management and Planning Services: contracts expiring in the next 24 months
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Contracts ending in 24 months
1
$56,500
Ending in the next 6 months
0
$0
Ending in 6–12 months
1
$56,500
Incumbent suppliers
1
What the numbers say
- The largest incumbent, Hunter - Courchene Consulting, holds $56,500 of the expiring value (100% of the total).
- $0 of the value ends within 6 months; $56,500 more ends in months 7–12.
Value ending per quarter
Quarter · value · number of contracts
2027-Q2$56,5001
Top incumbents with expiring contracts
| Supplier | Contracts | Value | First end date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hunter - Courchene Consulting | 1 | $56,500 | 2027-04-30 |
Expiring by department
| Department | Contracts | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Canada Energy Regulator | 1 | $56,500 |
Largest contracts ending in the next 12 months
| End date | Description | Incumbent | Department | Value | Procedure | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2027-04-30 | Non-professional services not specified elsewhere | Hunter - Courchene Consulting | Canada Energy Regulator | $56,500 | Open bidding | Proactive disclosure |
Method and sources
End dates come from the Government of Canada's proactive disclosure of contracts over $10,000 (delivery or contract-end date) and from CanadaBuys award notices (contract end date), published under the Open Government Licence – Canada.
An end date is not a re-tender announcement: the buyer may extend, exercise an option, use a standing offer, or stop buying. Treat each row as a lead to verify. Amendment rows that repeat a contract's running total are collapsed, so totals are approximate.
Refreshed daily. Last refresh: 2026-10-16 · Proactive disclosure dataset · CanadaBuys award notices