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Pratts Food Service government contracts

Pratts Food Service won 53 published public contracts in Saskatchewan between 2010 and 2025, worth $810,719 where a value was published, from 6 public buyers. Department of National Defence awarded it the most, with 40.

At a glance

53

Contracts won

Published award notices.

$810,719

Published value

From the 43 awards that published a value.

6

Public buyers

Departments, agencies, municipalities and institutions.

2010 to 2025

Years on record

First and latest published award.

Who buys from them

Top buyers

The public buyers that awarded Pratts Food Service the most contracts.

  1. 1Department of National Defence40 awards · $594,719
  2. 2Social Services, Saskatchewan5 awards · $92,000
  3. 3All Government Ministries and Agencies4 awards · $124,000
  4. 4Corrections and Policing, Saskatchewan2 awards
  5. 5Government Services, Saskatchewan1 awards
  6. 6Justice, Corrections and Policing, Saskatchewan1 awards

Activity

Awards by year

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

  • 202118 · $263,850
  • 20224 · $49,661
  • 20233 · $35,987
  • 20243 · $39,667
  • 20257 · $86,288
  • 20260

What they sell

Contracts by category

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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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