Right now Tender Impulse is tracking 160 live Sports Goods, Toys & Recreation tenders from Canada. 26 were published in the last seven days. Canada is seventh of the 63 countries with live Sports Goods, Toys & Recreation tenders on Tender Impulse. The most active buyers right now include Management Services Division, Ministry of Citizens Services and District School Board of Niagara. Common CPV codes in these notices include Writing agency services (92312211), Artistic services (92312000) and Fitness equipments (37440000). 23 close within the next seven days, so check the deadlines below. The latest one arrived on 3 Nov 2026.
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Sports, toys and recreation tenders in Canada
Schools, municipalities, sports authorities and cultural bodies buy sports equipment and playgrounds, gym fit-outs, toys and educational games, and recreational and cultural services. Musical instruments, sports goods, games and toys are classified under CPV division 37, and recreational, cultural and sporting services under division 92.
Playground and sports-facility tenders often combine supply with installation and safety certification. Subscribers can request the full documents for Canada tenders and receive daily alerts by keyword.
Selling Sports Goods, Toys & Recreation to government in Canada
Federal tenders are published on CanadaBuys, run by Public Services and Procurement Canada, while provinces, territories, municipalities, school boards and health authorities each run their own processes. Tender Impulse brings these together in one search. Notices are in English or French; subscribers get French notices translated at no extra cost.
How many Canada Sports Goods, Toys & Recreation tenders are open right now?
Tender Impulse lists 160 open Canada Sports Goods, Toys & Recreation tenders. Of these, 26 were published in the last seven days, and 23 close within the next seven days. The count is refreshed every two hours as new notices are published and others close.
Which organisations issue Canada Sports Goods, Toys & Recreation tenders?
Buyers with the most open Canada Sports Goods, Toys & Recreation tenders on Tender Impulse include: Management Services Division, Ministry of Citizens Services and District School Board of Niagara. Contract award data on Tender Impulse shows which suppliers won their previous contracts and at what value.
Which CPV codes are used in Canada Sports Goods, Toys & Recreation tenders?
The CPV codes that appear most often in open Canada Sports Goods, Toys & Recreation tenders are Writing agency services (92312211), Artistic services (92312000) and Fitness equipments (37440000). Adding these codes to a Tender Impulse alert brings new matching notices by email every day.
Where does Canada publish federal Sports Goods, Toys & Recreation tenders?
Federal Sports Goods, Toys & Recreation tenders in Canada are published on CanadaBuys, the official tendering service run by Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC). Provinces, territories, cities, school boards, hospitals and Crown corporations each run their own processes on top of that, so suppliers serving several levels of government need to follow many sources.
Are Canadian Sports Goods, Toys & Recreation tenders published in English or French?
Canadian Sports Goods, Toys & Recreation tenders are published in English or French, with French-language notices coming from Quebec and federal bodies among others. Tender Impulse subscribers can have French notices translated at no extra charge, and contract award data shows who won comparable Canadian contracts and at what value, which helps when pricing a bid.
What do Canada sports, toys and recreation tenders cover?
Canada sports, toys and recreation tenders cover sports equipment and playgrounds, gym fit-outs, toys and educational games, and recreational and cultural services, bought by schools, municipalities, sports authorities and cultural bodies. Musical instruments, sports goods, games and toys are classified under CPV division 37, and recreational, cultural and sporting services under division 92.
What do suppliers need to bid on Canada playground and sports equipment tenders?
Suppliers bidding on Canada playground and sports equipment tenders usually need product specifications and drawings, safety certification against the applicable standards, installation details, warranty terms and references. These tenders often combine supply with installation and safety certification, so installers and inspection arrangements must be in place. Toys typically need safety test reports.
How are Canada playground and gym fit-out bids evaluated?
Canada playground and gym fit-out bids are usually evaluated on compliance with safety and technical requirements, design quality and price, with installation and after-sales support often scored. Pitfalls include surfacing and groundworks left out of the price, missing safety certificates for installed equipment, and maintenance obligations during the warranty period.