Warning signs

We run the same seven checks on every record. A warning sign is a reason to look closer and ask questions. It is not proof that someone did something wrong. How the checks work

No competition

The government gave this contract of $25,000 or more to one company without an open competition.

0 records · $0

Only one bid

This contract was open to competition, but only one company made an offer.

0 records · $0

Just under a rule limit

This contract is between $24,000 and $25,000. Stricter rules start at $25,000.

0 records · $0

Year-end rush

This contract was signed in the last seven days of the government's budget year (March 25 to 31), when money that is not spent can be lost.

0 records · $0

Cost at least doubled

Changes after the signature made this contract cost at least two times its first price, and at least $100,000 more.

0 records · $0

No description

This payment of $100,000 or more has no published description of what the money is for.

0 records · $0

New recipient, large amount

This is the earliest dated record of this recipient in the data, and the amount is $1 million or more.

0 records · $0

No record has a warning sign at this time.

Departments with the largest share of marked contracts

The share of the contracts of each department that have one warning sign or more. Departments with fewer than 500 contracts are not in the list.

Organization Marked contracts Share Value
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada 0 / 19,960 0% $0
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency 0 / 2,980 0% $0
Canada Border Services Agency 0 / 12,840 0% $0
Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions 0 / 2,032 0% $0
Canada Energy Regulator 0 / 2,014 0% $0
Canada Revenue Agency 0 / 43,195 0% $0
Canada School of Public Service 0 / 1,115 0% $0
Canadian Food Inspection Agency 0 / 6,717 0% $0
Canadian Grain Commission 0 / 1,451 0% $0
Administrative Tribunals Support Service of Canada 0 / 1,578 0% $0