Acts and Regulations

2014-93 - Goods and Services

Section 137
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Preferential Treatment for Canadian value-added
137(1)A procuring entity may give preferential treatment for Canadian value-added, and the amount of the preferential treatment shall be no greater than 10%.
137(2)When the procurement of goods and services is subject to only one international trade agreement, preferential treatment may be given under subsection (1) only if the estimated value of the goods or services is less than the threshold value of that trade agreement.
137(3)When the procurement of goods and services is subject to more than one international trade agreement, preferential treatment may be given under subsection (1) only if the estimated value of the goods or services is less than the lowest applicable threshold value of the relevant trade agreements.
2019-20; 2022-77
Preferential Treatment for Canadian value-added
137(1)A procuring entity may give preferential treatment for Canadian value-added goods or services, and the amount of the preferential treatment shall be no greater than 10%.
137(2)When goods or services are to be procured that are subject to only one international trade agreement, preferential treatment may be given under subsection (1) only if the estimated value of the goods or services is less than the threshold value of that trade agreement.
137(3)When goods or services are to be procured that are subject to more than one international trade agreement, preferential treatment may be given under subsection (1) only if the estimated value of the goods or services is less than the lowest applicable threshold value of the relevant trade agreements.
2019-20
Preferential Treatment for Canadian value-added
137(1)A procuring entity may give preferential treatment for Canadian value-added goods or services, and the amount of the preferential treatment shall be no greater than 10%.
137(2)When goods or services are to be procured that are subject to an international trade agreement, preferential treatment may be given under subsection (1) only if the estimated value of the goods or services is less than 355,000 SDRs.
Preferential Treatment for Canadian value-added
137(1)A procuring entity may give preferential treatment for Canadian value-added goods or services, and the amount of the preferential treatment shall be no greater than 10%.
137(2)When goods or services are to be procured that are subject to an international trade agreement, preferential treatment may be given under subsection (1) only if the estimated value of the goods or services is less than 355,000 SDRs.