Sentences with phrase «relocation contract awarded»

The House of Commons public accounts committee has requested that Auditor General Sheila Fraser investigate the $ 152 million relocation contract awarded to Royal LePage Relocation Services.

The House of Commons public accounts committee has requested that Auditor General Sheila Fraser investigate the $ 152 million relocation contract awarded to Royal LePage...

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Envoy said that, once the trial judge found that if the bid had been properly conducted Envoy would have been awarded the contract for the relocation services, then Envoy's loss of profit on that contract was the proper measure of damages.

Royal LePage Relocation Services has lost the $ 1 billion relocation contract it won last December, after an internal Public Works And Government Services Canada investigation determined the contract had not been awarded properly.

Royal LePage has been providing relocation services to the federal government through a contract awarded in 1997.

Royal LePage Relocations Services (RLRS) has been awarded two contracts worth $ 154.2 million for relocating government employees across Canada and abroad.

is being awarded half the cost of its losing bid for the federal government's relocation contracts,...

After another round of bids, RLRS was once again awarded the relocation contracts in November 2004.

A new RFP was announced, and in November 2004 the government relocation contracts were once again awarded to Royal LePage Relocation Services.

Sun Media reports that the Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) has backed Envoy Relocation Service's complaint that the procurement process for the federal government's lucrative public servant relocation contract was flawed, and awarded the company $ 2,400 as reimbursement for its bid costs.

The committee had been expected to vote in May on a motion calling for the federal Auditor General to audit the awarding and management of the relocation contracts, but indications now are that any vote will be delayed until the judicial review process has been completed.

is being awarded half the cost of its losing bid for the federal government's relocation contracts, following a decision issued by the Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) on April 26.

By Kathy Bevan Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC) has called for a Judicial Review by the Federal Court of Canada, of a Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) decision that questions the evaluation process used by PWGSC to award lucrative federal government relocation contracts.

The relocation of Canadian armed forces, RCMP and government personnel to new postings is a highly lucrative business for the real estate companies awarded the contracts.

For the current contract, Brookfield was the only bidder and was again awarded the $ 300 + million - a-year relocation contract.