Shoulder press

Commenter Dave tipped me to this here. It's from a government bid site called Merx, which stickhandles contracts put out for tender. As Dave puts it, it's "(i)nteresting reading about how all levels of government plan to spend our money."

RFP HR 27062006 - Career transition services

Reference: Career transition services for CBC/Radio-Canada
Request for Proposals
RFP # HR 27062006

CBC/Radio-Canada is inviting Proposals from industry in reply to its Career transition services Request for Proposals (“RFP”).

In order to receive a copy of the RFP documents, you are required to, no later than July 17th, 2006, 2h00pm EDT, contact the CBC/Radio-Canada representative whose coordinates appear below to obtain a Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreement (“NDA”).

Following receipt of the signed NDA, you will be provided with an electronic copy of the complete RFP.

Any contact with CBC/Radio-Canada at this stage of the RFP process must be undertaken by email only, through the CBC/Radio-Canada representative whose coordinates appear below. All email titles pertaining to this RFP must include the RFP number (RFP # HR 27062006).

Responses to the RFP are due no later than 2h00pm Eastern Daylight Time, Friday, August 18th, 2006.

To request this RFP, please submit an email to the CBC/Radio-Canada representative and include the complete coordinates of the person in your organization who shall be the sole contact for the purpose of this RFP:
1. Legal name of Supplier,
2. Name of contact,
3. Title,
4. Address (Street, City, Province, Postal Code)
5. Telephone number,
6. Facsimile number,
7. Mobile phone number,
8. Email address.

Martin Desbiens, M.B.A.
Supply Management
CBC/Radio-Canada
Maison Radio-Canada

Martin_desbiens@radio-canada.ca

Anyway, as Dave says, people at CBC should be looking over their shoulders.

Comments

This is no big deal.
CBC currently has an outside company doing this for them and the contract is coming up for renewal.

[Ivan Prokopchuk]

Holy consultants, Bat Man!