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CIMA s.e.n.c. government contracts

CIMA s.e.n.c. won 66 published public contracts in Canada between 2012 and 2026, worth $22.3 million where a value was published, from 38 public buyers. Université de Sherbrooke -Service des ressources financières- Section de l'approvisionnement awarded it the most, with 7.

At a glance

66

Contracts won

Published award notices.

$22.3 million

Published value

From the 63 awards that published a value.

38

Public buyers

Departments, agencies, municipalities and institutions.

2012 to 2026

Years on record

First and latest published award.

Who buys from them

Top buyers

The public buyers that awarded CIMA s.e.n.c. the most contracts.

  1. 1Université de Sherbrooke -Service des ressources financières- Section de l'approvisionnement7 awards · $264,237
  2. 2Centre de services scolaire de Montréal / BDA5 awards · $1.5 million
  3. 3Société de transport de Montréal5 awards · $3.6 million
  4. 4Ville de Montréal4 awards · $11.9 million
  5. 5Société québécoise des infrastructures3 awards · $421,827
  6. 6Ville de Sherbrooke3 awards · $199,452
  7. 7Centre de services scolaire Marguerite-Bourgeoys3 awards · $1.2 million
  8. 8Centre de services scolaire de la Pointe-de-l'Île2 awards · $194,146
  9. 9SQI-Direction immobilière de l'Estrie et de la Montérégie2 awards · $231,300
  10. 10Highways and Infrastructure, Saskatchewan2 awards · $520,932

Activity

Awards by year

Published awards in the last 6 years. The current year is partial.

  • 202123 · $14.8 million
  • 20223 · $108,817
  • 20232 · $97,420
  • 20243 · $112,896
  • 20252 · $79,970
  • 20261 · $223,600

Where the number of bidders was published, the median was 1.

What they sell

Contracts by category

Where

Contracts by province

Largest

Largest published awards

Latest

Recently awarded

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Source: Publicus procurement data as of October 26, 2026. Counts are published award notices; values are disclosed amounts in Canadian dollars, and undated awards are not counted, so totals are a floor. Names are as the publishers spell them, combined where they clearly refer to the same organization.

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