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Public tenders in British Columbia, read every morning.

SIGNAL is tracking 127 open public postings in British Columbia right now, 125 of them new to SIGNAL in the last 7 days, from 21 public buyers. It reads 29 British Columbia sources daily, plus 10 federal postings placed in British Columbia by CanadaBuys.

Which trades have the most open tenders in British Columbia?

TradeOpen postings
General Contracting27
Water, Sewer & Watermain16
Engineering & Design10
Electrical9
HVAC & Mechanical6
Waste Hauling & Disposal6
Site Prep & Excavation5
Roofing4
Asphalt & Paving3
Carpentry & Millwork3
Landscaping & Grounds3
Sidewalk & Curb3

Which British Columbia buyers have the most open tenders?

BuyerOpen
Metro Vancouver22
City of Burnaby11
CanadaBuys10
City of Abbotsford9
City of Nanaimo9
Comox Valley Regional District8
Regional District of Central Okanagan8
City of Port Moody7
City of Richmond6
City of Maple Ridge5
Fraser Health Authority5
Township of Langley5
Interior Health4
City of Coquitlam3
District of North Vancouver3

Where does SIGNAL read British Columbia tenders?

29 sources, each a public procurement site. SIGNAL identifies itself on every request and reads only sites whose published rules allow it.

Which British Columbia towns can I pick at signup?

26 towns in British Columbia. Your service radius (5 to 300 km) decides which postings reach you, so a town not listed is still covered by the nearest one.

Abbotsford · Burnaby · Campbell River · Comox Valley · Coquitlam · Fort St. John · Kelowna · Lake Country · Maple Ridge · Nanaimo · North Vancouver (District) · Oak Bay · Port Coquitlam · Port Moody · Prince George · Richmond · Salmon Arm · Sechelt · Sidney · Squamish · Summerland · Surrey · Township of Langley · Vancouver · Vernon · West Kelowna

This page is generated from SIGNAL's own database each time it is requested (cached for up to 30 minutes). The last morning scan finished September 27, 2026. Counts include every open posting whose closing date has not passed, from sources SIGNAL reads with its published SignalBot identity. Trade counts come from SIGNAL's classifier, so one posting can count toward more than one trade. Public buyers across Canada must open contracts above set values to competition under the Canadian Free Trade Agreement, which is why these postings are public; federal ones come from CanadaBuys, the Government of Canada's tender service. Published by Blue Crane Works Inc., Hamilton, Ontario. Last scan: .

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