Information for Vendors

The City of Vaughan has the following Procurement related policies: 

1. Corporate Procurement Policy (PDF)
2. Fair Wage Policy (PDF)
3. Bidder Debrief and Dispute Policy (PDF)
4. Bid Cancellation Policy (PDF)
5. Bid Evaluation Policy (PDF)
6. Collaborative Procurements Policy (PDF)
7. Fairness Monitor Policy (PDF)
8. Supplier Performance Management Policy (PDF)
    

Certificates and Compliance Requirements:

1. AODA – Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act Compliance
2. OHSMS - Occupational Health and Safety Management System (PDF)
3. Standard Certificate of Insurance (PDF)
4. Standard Form of Irrevocable Letter of Credit (PDF)
5. Standard Undertaking to Bond (PDF)
6. Standard Bid Bond (PDF)

Collaborative Procurements

In lieu of a City-run competitive process, the City may participate with a Collaborative Procurement Organization in Collaborative Procurement initiatives where it is in the best interests of the City to do so.

The City of Vaughan may participate in one or more procurements Collaborative Purchasing Organizations (CPO) such as:

• Canoe Procurement Group
• Kinetic GPO
• Ontario Education Collaborative Marketplace (OECM)
• Ministry of Public and Business Service Delivery
• York Purchasing Cooperative
• Other Collaborative Procurement Organizations as per the City’s Procurement Policy

How to do business with the City?

1. Electronic Bidding System    

2. Collaborative Procurements   

Fair Wage Policy, Schedule, and Complaint Form

• Fair Wage Policy (PDF)
• Fair Wage Schedule (PDF)
• Fair Wage Complaint Form (PDF)

OHSMS

Effective September 1, 2023, the City will enter the 4th phase of the OHSMS implementation process.

All Contractors/Consultants must be certified with an approved OHSMS to be awarded projects of value greater than $500,000 with the City.

As part of an ongoing commitment to health and safety, the City of Vaughan is introducing an Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS) requirement as part of its construction procurement and contract management processes.

The City’s OHSMS requirement will be a phased implementation based upon construction contract value (described below). This phased-in approach will provide contractors with sufficient time to include any necessary elements into their existing health and safety plans. The City of Vaughan will continue to work in collaboration with the construction industry on the implementation of this new requirement.

COR

Council adopted the implementation of Infrastructure Health and Safety Association’s Certificate of Recognition (COR™), a comprehensive health and safety audit tool with an accredited certification program for the construction industry in Ontario.