Yukon tender
This RFQ is for the second intake/onboarding of Respondents who are not on the current Qualified Source List (QSL) only. If you have previously submitted and been successfully added to the QSL, you do NOT need to resubmit. Highways and Public Works (HPW) is looking to establish two Qualified Source Lists (QSL) for Aviation Consulting Services related to the review of fixed wing and rotary aircraft operators documents, mission profile analysis, regulatory requirements. Work will include assisting Yukon Government (YG) staff in review of aviation related procurements and contracting for projects across Yukon Government (YG) including wildlife surveys and captures, wildland fire, fuel hauls, and more. Due to the technical criteria and subsequent evaluation methods, Companies must submit a response for each individual consultant they would like to have considered. One submission for multiple consultants will not be accepted as the criteria cannot be scored fairly. Community: Territory-wide Traditional Territory: Kwanlin Dun First Nation, Ta?an Kwach?an Council, Tr?ondek Hwech?in, Na-cho-Nyak Dun First Nation, Champagne & Aishihik First Nation, Selkirk First Nation, Little/Salmon Carmacks First Nation, Kluane First Nation, Vuntut Gwitchin, Carcross/Tagish First Nation, Teslin Tlingit Council, Kaska Dena, White River First Nation
Reference number: 4524 - Jan 2026 RFQ Second Intake
Issuing organization: Highways & Public Works
Published: 2026-01-19
Closing date: 2026-02-09
Tender details
Yukon Highways and Public Works is seeking new consultants for its Qualified Source List (QSL) for Aviation Consulting Services. This opportunity involves reviewing documentation for fixed wing and rotary aircraft operators, conducting mission profile analyses, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. Consultants will assist Yukon Government staff in aviation-related procurements for critical projects, including wildlife surveys, wildland fire management, and fuel transportation. Each consultant must be submitted individually for evaluation, emphasizing the need for specialized expertise in aviation operations. This is a vital opportunity for businesses with aviation consulting capabilities to engage in significant government projects across Yukon.