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Defence Entry Sprint · Fixed price

Know whether to sell to Canadian defence
now, through a partner, or later.

Built for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) whose commercial product also has a defence use. In ten business days you get a verdict, the scorecard behind it, and a kit that lets you answer a bid request within five days.

Every program and sourcing route in the result carries the date its status was checked.

Price

CA$5,000

Fixed. One number in your currency: CA$ in Canada, US$ elsewhere.

Time

10 business days

Who it is for

  • Dual-use technology SMEs with a commercial product that already sells.
  • Companies weighing Canadian defence buyers for the first time, or preparing for their next federal bid.

What you get

Five written outputs, delivered within ten business days of the kickoff.

  1. 1

    Verdict and scorecard

    Enter now, enter through a partner, or stay commercial and prepare, with an eleven-row scorecard and the one fact that would change the verdict.

  2. 2

    Five-day bid kit

    A capability statement and a registrations checklist: Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) supplier registration, a NATO Commercial and Government Entity (NCAGE) code, and Controlled Goods Program registration where it applies.

  3. 3

    CPCSC level check

    Which level of the Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification (CPCSC) your likely contracts call for, and the list of gaps to close.

  4. 4

    Vehicle map

    The federal sourcing routes open to a company like yours, each with the date its status was checked.

  5. 5

    Partner shortlist method

    How to choose a prime contractor or an integrator to enter through, and what to bring to the first meeting.

What the Sprint covers

  • It prepares the evidence a contracting authority reads. Contract awards and security clearances are decided by the Crown, on its own process.
  • Programs and sourcing routes change, so every status in the deliverable is dated and names its source.
  • You decide whether to bid; the verdict tells you what entry will take and in what order.

What comes next

If a certification or registration is the gate, read how the programs differ on Compliance programs. If the verdict is to enter, the gate and the sales motion behind it can be run together through Regulated Market Access.

Get the verdict before the bid

Request a proposal. Tell us the product and the defence use you have in mind.