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Description of Requirement the Canada Revenue Agency (cra) is Looking for Experienced and Qualified Independent Digital Forensic Analyst (idfa) to Assist on Cra Matters as May Be Required. This Work May Include Searching and Extracting Data During the Execution of Search Warrants Or From Seized Electronic Document Systems (eds), Forensic Images and Other Digital Forensic Work. the Cra Will Award Supply Arrangements (sas) and Establish List(s) of Prequalified Consultants (lpc) to Be Used as a Procurement Vehicle for the Purpose of Selecting Consultants on An "as, If, and When Requested" Basis to Provide Independent Digital Forensic Services to the Criminal Investigation Division (cid) of the Cra Across Four Regions: Atlantic, Quebec, Ontario, Western. the Lpc is Anticipated to Remain in Effect From the Date of Issuance for a Period of Five (5) Years. By Issuing This Rfsa, the Cra is Requesting That Suppliers Submit Proposals to Provide the Professional Services Described in This Document. Suppliers That Have Submitted Compliant Proposals Will Be Recommended for Supply Arrangements and Placement of Their Resources on the Lpc. Sa Holders Who Were Placed on the Lpc Are Not Guaranteed Any Work. An Sa is a Non-binding Arrangement Between Canada and a Pre-qualified Supplier That Allows a Department Or Agency to Award Contracts and Solicit Bids From a Pool of Pre-qualified Suppliers for Specific Requirements Within the Scope of the Sa. When a Cra Client Authorized to Use the Lpc Procurement Vehicle for the Independent Digital Forensic Services Identifies a Need, the Cra Will Issue a Task Solicitation to All Sa Holder(s) Listed on the Lpc for the Client’s Region. Selected Sa Holders Will Be Required to Submit Task Proposals in Response to the Task Solicitation Within Five (5) Working Days. the Task Proposals May Only Include Resources Who Are on the Lpc. the Sa Holder That Submits the Task Proposal Offering the Best Value in Accordance with Evaluation Criteria as Determined By the Cra Project Authority at the Time of Task Solicitation, May Be Issued a Contract. Suppliers Are Advised That, Although Cra Plans to Use the Lpc as a Preferred Method for Obtaining Independent Digital Forensic Services, the Cra Reserves the Right to Obtain Services to Satisfy Its Requirements Outside the Lpc. Evaluation Procedures the Cra Will Evaluate Proposals for Each Region, Atlantic, Quebec, Ontario and Western, Separately. Bidders Can Propose on Any One (1) Or More of the Regions. the Cra Will Carry Out the Evaluation and Selection Process on a Per-region Basis to Determine the Successful Bidders in Each Region. Proposals Failing to Respond to All Mandatory Requirements Will Be Considered Non-compliant and Will Be Excluded From Further Consideration. Mandatory Criteria: Experience in Performing Digital Forensic Analysis Education and Background Forensic Software, Hardware and Tools Secure Physical Premises in Canada Where the Evidence Will Be Stored and Analyzed Language Requirement Location Work Required Under Any Resulting Contract Will Be Performed at Various Cra Locations Across Canada and at the Consultant’s Site. Consultants May Identify Geographical Areas of Work When Submitting Their Bid(s). Communications – Solicitation Period to Ensure the Integrity of This Process, Enquiries and All Forms of Communication Regarding the Solicitation Must Be Directed, in Writing, to the Following Person Only: Contracting Officer – Supply Arrangement Authority Di Chen Canada Revenue Agency Administration Directorate Contracting Division 250 Albert Street, 8th Floor Ottawa, Ontario, K1a 0l5 Tel. Number: (613) 762-5973 Email Address: Di.chen@cra-arc.gc.ca Submission of Proposals Bid Documents and Supporting Information May Be Submitted in Either English Or French. Bids Must Be Received on Or Before November 30, 2025 at 2:00 Pm Est. the Cra Reserves the Right to Negotiate with Suppliers on Any Procurement. When Responding, the Proposal Must Be Sent By Fax Or Using a
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