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Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?

A roundup of local companies doing business with the federal government from May 13-17

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Calian (Read more)

400-770 Palladium Dr.

End-to-end learning services

Buyer: DND

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$16,874,225

Scotiabank

600-119 Queen St.

Deposit services

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Buyer: PWGSC

$2,240,150

The Halifax Group

400-190 O’Connor St.

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Informatics professional services

Buyer: RCMP

$1,979,760

DEW Engineering and Development

3429 Hawthorne Rd.

Specialized ammunition handling and servicing

Buyer: DND

$608,561

Calian

400-770 Palladium Dr.

Technical engineering and maintenance

Buyer: DND

$486,681

Marc Perron

19 Poirier St., Gatineau

Business services

Buyer: Correctional Service of Canada

$361,600

CBCI Telecom

100-10 Hearst Way

Video recording and reproduction equipment

Buyer: Citizenship and Immigration Canada

$273,191

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