CanPursue

Research

  • Search
  • Opportunities
  • Buyers
  • Suppliers
  • Contracts
  • Awards

Intelligence

  • OverviewAccount required
  • WatchlistsAccount required
  • PipelineAccount required
  • IntelligenceAccount required
Create free account

Sign in

⌘K
ENFR
De-escalation Techniques Training (DET) | Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (Department of) · CanPursue
Opportunities
Fit is part of the trial and paid plans.Closed

De-escalation Techniques Training (DET)

Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (Department of)22-212928Federal
Find on CanadaBuysAdd to pipeline
Published
Jun 27, 2022
Respond by
Aug 8, 2022
Latest amendment
—1 amendment

See how this opportunity fits your company

Create a free account and describe your company. With the trial, CanPursue checks every opportunity against it and explains the fit.

Create free account

Who won similar work

Create a free account to see past contracts like this one: who won and at what price.

Create free account

Description

The Duty of Care Treasury Board Submission 2017/18 set priorities for Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada (DFATD), to implement security-related training to increase the safety of staff at Canada’s 179 Missions abroad. To further this commitment, the delivery of de-escalation training techniques at DFATD is intended to build capacity in front-line personnel to safely diffuse potentially violent situations through the use of non-physical techniques. The inclusion of such learning is intended to avoid the need for physical force.DFATD requires the contractor to provide DET training that must build capacity to de-escalate hostile and crisis situations through techniques which avoid the use of physical force. The goal is to empower front-line staff by developing extensive repertoire of techniques to identify, de-escalate and/or manage hostile confrontations, through development guidelines and providing training sessions and seminars.There is no security requirement associated with this bid solicitation.

Procurement

Category
Services
Jurisdiction
Federal

Not stated in the notice: procurement type, procurement method, selection criteria, region of delivery, region of opportunity, expected contract period, end user

Requirements and qualifications

Supply arrangement
Not stated in the public notice
Security requirement
Not stated in the public notice
Trade agreements
—
Limited tendering reason
—

Classification

GSIN
—
UNSPSC
—

Amendments

  • Amendment 1Jul 15, 2022
  • Original noticeJun 27, 2022

Documents

No attachments listed in the open data.

Contact

No contact listed in the open data.

Related

More from this buyer

No related records observed.

Linked contracts

No related records observed.

Source

Find on CanadaBuys

CanPursue has no direct link to this notice. This opens a CanadaBuys search for its solicitation number.

Source
CanadaBuys
Solicitation
22-212928
Observed
Sep 18, 2026

The amount, value range and contract duration shown on some CanadaBuys pages are not in the open data, so CanPursue does not show them.

Never miss an amendment

Track this opportunity in your pipeline and watchlists with a free account.

Create free account