The Town follows the Code of Ethics outlined by Supply Chain Canada, which guides how procurement activities are conducted.
Memberships include:
Welcome to our new website!
↓Overview
↓Who this is for
↓How bidding with the Town works
↓Procurement regulations
↓Accessibility requirements (AODA)
↓Procurement standards and partnerships
↓Ready to get started?
The Town of Milton posts competitive bidding opportunities for goods, services, and construction projects through its online Bids and Tenders platform. Use this page to view current opportunities, register as a supplier, and submit bids. You can also find procurement rules and standards for doing business with the Town.
All bids are managed online through the Town’s Bids and Tenders platform.
This service is for suppliers, contractors and consultants interested in bidding on the Town’s projects.
Before submitting a bid, it is important to understand the rules and requirements that apply to Town procurement. The sections below explain what you are expected to follow and what happens after a contract is awarded.
The Town’s Procurement By-law explains how goods and services are purchased, including when Council approval is required.
The Town is committed to accessible customer service and removing barriers for people with disabilities. The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) applies to all public sector organizations and to third parties that provide goods or services on the Town’s behalf.
Successful bidders must ensure their employees:
Read the Accessibility guidelines.
Submit the Accessible Customer Service Training Acknowledgement.
The Town follows recognized procurement standards and works with other public-sector organizations to improve consistency and value.
The Town follows the Code of Ethics outlined by Supply Chain Canada, which guides how procurement activities are conducted.
Memberships include:
Participation with buying groups
The Town participates in procurement conducted through cooperative buying groups, including:
Public notice is required under the Canadian Free Trade Agreement.
When you’re ready, you can view current bid opportunities and submit bids through the Town’s online platform.