Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Oshawa.
Active opportunities open for bidding
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Oct 28, 2026
The City of Oshawa is seeking bids for tax bill production. Bids must be submitted electronically through the City’s bidding system. Submissions by other methods will be rejected unless the City authorizes them by published addendum, and the lowest tender is not necessarily accepted.
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Population
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Oshawa
The committee meeting featured a presentation on the Lakeridge Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility community outreach report, with members offering feedback and guidance on strategy implementation. Discussions also covered the review of the City's Days of Significance calendar, resulting in suggestions for a subcommittee to manage reviews and improved community engagement. The committee held elections for the positions of Chair and Vice-Chair. Additionally, members finalized an amended meeting schedule for the first half of 2023 and formally adopted a new decision-making process based on the committee's Terms of Reference.
The committee discussed city updates regarding Black History Month flag raisings and community award outreach, as well as strategies for informal engagement with Council. Plans for the second D.E.I. forum were advanced, including agenda scoping, venue confirmation, and setting a date. Additionally, the committee provided feedback on anti-hate training programs for front-line staff and offered recommendations to embed diversity, equity, and inclusion principles into the planning and execution of upcoming city events like the Peony Festival and Canada Day.
Public-sector contacts connected to Oshawa.
The meeting involved the introduction of new committee members following a recruitment campaign and an orientation session covering the organizational structure of the City of Oshawa and the committee's Terms of Reference. Members discussed deferring the establishment of group norms and decision-making procedures to a future meeting. Updates were provided regarding potential Anti-Islamophobia training and the results of a Lakeridge Health inclusion and diversity consultation. Additionally, the committee reviewed the upcoming meeting schedule and initiated discussions regarding a formal recruitment process for future member terms and the selection of a new chair.
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