Supply Management
Supply Management
The City of Calgary makes thousands of purchases each year to deliver the services Calgarians depend on every day. The Supply Management team ensures:
- The City receives the best value for the public funds that are spent.
- All purchasing takes place in an open, fair and transparent manner.
- Purchases are compliant with public procurement law and trade agreements.
To view The City’s current purchasing opportunities, please visit The City of Calgary’s Ariba Discovery Page or Alberta Purchasing Connection (APC). If you would like to bid on one of these opportunities, register for a free SAP Business Network account.
Popular information
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Find information on working with us, bid opportunities, and terms and conditions.
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How-to-guides for using SAP Ariba, our Contract Management System (CMS).
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In certain work areas, such as construction and architecture, we require that vendors prequalify.
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Our Social Procurement program includes initiatives such as our Indigenous Procurement program. Learn more about strategies we use to create public value through procurement.
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We continue to monitor the U.S. tariff situation to ensure we get the best value for public funds as we deliver services to Calgarians.
Advancing inclusive trade
Learn more about how to do business with The City and our latest highlights in Supply Management as shared at our Advancing Inclusive Trade in Calgary event.
The Government of Canada’s Bill S-211, Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act increases awareness and transparency of forced labour and child labour risks. It drives businesses to ensure that exploitative practices are addressed and removed from their supply chains.
The City of Calgary strives to work with suppliers who meet the highest integrity standards that align with our corporate values and behaviours. The 2025 Report on Bill S-211 Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act outlines the measures we’ve taken in 2025 to mitigate the risk of forced labour or child labour being used either directly by The City or within our supply chains.