Government of New Brunswick

Strategic Procurement

ProcurementCategory
SUPPORTING THE NEW BRUNSWICK BUSINESS COMMUNITY DURING COVID-19

How to sell PPE to the Government of New Brunswick?

If you’re a supplier interested in selling personal protective equipment (PPE), sanitization supplies or other related products/services to the Government of New Brunswick (GNB), please register, free of charge, with the New Brunswick Opportunities Network (NBON).

Click here for additional information pertaining to the specifications on the types of PPE products GNB is seeking to obtain, as well as information on manufacturing or 3D printing of PPE.

How to sell PPE and related products/services to the NB business community?

If you’re a supplier or an individual interested in selling personal protective equipment (PPE), sanitization supplies, or other related products/services required by businesses to operate while complying with Public Health and WorkSafe NB restrictions, please submit a listing in the COVID-19 Business Preparedness Directory.

 

Where to purchase PPE and related products/services for your business?

If you’re looking to purchase products or services to assist with the reopening of your business and to operate while respecting the required Public Health measures, you can search the COVID-19 Business Preparedness Directory for possible sources of supply.

Selling to the Government of New Brunswick    

Who are we?

Strategic Procurement is a division of Service New Brunswick. We manage the procurement process for the purchase of goods and services for departments, agencies and school districts. The role of Strategic Procurement is to maximize competition to achieve the best value for money while ensuring that all suppliers who wish to compete for government contracts have a fair and open opportunity to do so.

For information regarding Construction procurements, please visit the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure website.
 

What is the process?

The public procurement process is governed by the Procurement Act in the Province of New Brunswick and must adhere to the principles of being fair, open and transparent. All jurisdictions across Canada follow a similar model for public procurement which includes open competition for government contracts through a public tender process. To learn more, please see Procurement Process.
 

What do we buy?

The Government of New Brunswick spends on average more than $500 million on goods and services each year. We buy everything from office supplies, heavy equipment, IT services, consulting services and much more. To learn more about what we buy, please see Tenders or browse our current tenders on the New Brunswick Opportunities Network (NBON).  If you are not currently a registered vendor, you can register free of charge by filing out the vendor registration form.  
 

How can you participate?

All GNB public tenders are advertised on our web based e-tendering system, the New Brunswick Opportunities Network (NBON). Vendors are encouraged to register, free of charge, to gain access to thousands of tender opportunities posted every year. To learn more, please see Procurement Process.
 

How to access tenders across Canada?

Federal, provincial and territorial governments are all parties to the Canadian Free Trade Agreement, which requires that government tender notices be publicly advertised via the web. The Internal Trade Secretariat maintains a website, MARCAN where you find links to all websites that publish tender notices for procurement opportunities across Canada. See the doing business section of the MARCAN page for more information.

For direct links to the tendering sites for the Atlantic Provinces, please see below: 

Treated unfairly by another province?

If you have reason to believe that you have been treated unfairly in the tendering process conducted by another province, territory or the federal government, please contact us at: NBON@snb.ca. Working with our partners at Intergovernmental Affairs, we will investigate on your behalf.  

For additional information, please see our FAQ section.