The Office of the Procurement Ombud
The Office of the Procurement Ombud is a neutral and independent organization of the Government of Canada that helps resolve contracting disputes between businesses and the federal government. We investigate complaints and provide dispute resolution services to help parties get back to business when issues arise. We also review widespread federal contracting issues and provide recommendations on how to improve them.
- The Procurement Ombud 2023-24 Annual report
- Have an issue with the award of a contract?
- The Office of the Procurement Ombud’s 5 Pillars
- Alternative Dispute Resolution Services
The Procurement Ombud 2023-24 Annual report
Have an issue with the award of a contract?
Learn more—If you have an issue with a federal contract, we are here to help!
The Office of the Procurement Ombud’s 5 Pillars
Alternative Dispute Resolution Services
What's new
- Procurement Ombud publishes a new Knowledge Deepening and Sharing study on the concept of Best Value in procurement
- Procurement Ombud publishes a follow-up report on his procurement practice review of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
- Procurement Ombud publishes a follow-up report on his procurement practice review of Parks Canada
- Procurement Ombud publishes a follow-up report on his procurement practice review of Natural Resources Canada
- Procurement Ombud publishes a follow-up report on his procurement practice review of Transport Canada
- Procurement Ombud publishes a report on his review of complaints regarding the administration of interpretation contracts
Information for federal suppliers / Information for federal officials
Information for federal suppliers
The Procurement Ombud
- Mr. Alexander Jeglic has been re-appointed Procurement Ombud for a five-year term.
- Message from the Procurement Ombud
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