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June 2020

Date	Title
2020/06/04	Tender opportunity - Face shields for Public Works and Government Services Canada for COVID-19

Date	Title
2020/05/29	Service interruption to Canada Revenue Agency’s (CRA) - Business Number (BN) system
2020/05/29	Tender opportunity - Digital Services and System Integration Services - Emergency response to COVID-19
2020/05/28	Tender opportunity - Face cloth masks for Public Works and Government Services Canada for COVID-19
2020/05/14	Free webinar: Finding opportunities and supplying goods and services to the Government of Canada during COVID-19
2020/05/14	Tenders will not be published on Victoria Day holiday Monday
2020/05/11	Tender opportunity - Cloth Face Mask for Public Works and Government Services for COVID-19
2020/05/04	Letter of Interest (LOI)/Request for Information (RFI) for COVID-19 Extended Logistic Services

Date	Title
2020/04/30	Tender opportunity - Cloth face coverings for Department of National Defence
2020/04/24	Q&As relating to COVID-19 Call to Suppliers – updated April 24, 2020
2020/04/13	Learn how to obtain expedited authorization for selling health products related to COVID-19
2020/04/13	Personal Protective Equipment donation site is now live
2020/04/08	Tenders publishing and support service impacted by Easter weekend

Date	Title
2020/03/30	Q&As relating to COVID-19 Call to Suppliers
2020/03/30	Information for Contractors on the American Defense Production Act
2020/03/27	Information for contractors on workplace closures
2020/03/24	Canadian manufacturers needed
2020/03/24	Service interruptions to InfoLine resolved.
2020/03/19	Advisory Notice – Procurement Impacts During the Combat of COVID-19
2020/03/19	Message to Contractors of the Government of Canada during COVID-19