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Call For Proposals: Increasing the Fluidity of Canada’s Supply Chains

Supports projects that improve supply chain fluidity

Record updated

Funding available
$ 500,000,000
Deadline
Unspecified
Location
Canada
Who can apply
Provinces and territories
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Overview

This closed call for proposals under the National Trade Corridors Fund targeted infrastructure projects to improve Canada’s supply chain fluidity. It focused on strengthening connections to global markets and building internal trade corridors, including reducing bottlenecks and improving transport efficiency.

At a glance

Funding available

Maximum funding
$500,000,000
Financing goals
  • Increase performance through digital transformation
  • Develop strategic partnerships
  • Optimize production processes
  • Access new markets

Eligible candidates

Location
  • Canada
Eligible Industries
All industries
Annual revenue
All revenue ranges
Organisation size
All organization sizes
Audience
All groups
Legal structures
Non-profit, For-profit business, Public or Parapublic institution

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Availability timeline

2023
Periods: 1

Latest changes

FNCC overview and call details updated

The page now includes a broader FNCC program overview, updated funding horizon, a list of seven calls, and a contact email.

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The content now expands beyond the closed Accroître la fluidité des chaînes d'approvisionnement du Canada call to include the broader National Trade Corridors Fund overview, its objectives, and the list of seven calls shown for the program. It also adds the program funding horizon ending on 31 March 2028 and a contact email for questions about the FNCC.

Eligibility

Who is eligible?

  • Provinces and territories
  • Municipalities and local, regional, provincial, and territorial entities
  • Indigenous governments, tribal councils, and Indigenous organizations or development corporations
  • Public sector organizations
  • Federal organizations, including Crown corporations
  • Not-for-profit and for-profit private sector organizations
  • Canada Port Authorities
  • National Airport Systems airport authorities
  • Universities and colleges

Eligible geographic areas

  • Canada

Activities funded

  • Projects that strengthen Canada’s connections to global markets.
  • Projects that build internal trade corridors.

Selection criteria

  • Alignment with the program’s two investment themes.
  • Projects with multiple funding partners may be viewed more favorably.

Processing and Agreement

  • All project proposals will be evaluated.
  • Results will be communicated to the applicants.

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Call For Proposals: Increasing the Fluidity of Canada’s Supply Chains Program

What is the Call For Proposals: Increasing the Fluidity of Canada’s Supply Chains?

This closed call for proposals under the National Trade Corridors Fund targeted infrastructure projects to improve Canada’s supply chain fluidity. It focused on strengthening connections to global markets and building internal trade corridors, including reducing bottlenecks and improving transport efficiency.

How much funding can be received?

Call For Proposals: Increasing the Fluidity of Canada’s Supply Chains Funds up to $500,000,000 of admissible expenses.

Who is eligible for the Call For Proposals: Increasing the Fluidity of Canada’s Supply Chains program?

To be eligible for the Call For Proposals: Increasing the Fluidity of Canada’s Supply Chains program, you must: Eligible recipient type required Project aligned with program themes

Who can I contact for more information about the Call For Proposals: Increasing the Fluidity of Canada’s Supply Chains?

You can contact Transport Canada (TC) by email at tc.ntcf-fncc.tc@tc.gc.ca.

Where is the Call For Proposals: Increasing the Fluidity of Canada’s Supply Chains available?

The Call For Proposals: Increasing the Fluidity of Canada’s Supply Chains program is available across Canada.

Is the Call For Proposals: Increasing the Fluidity of Canada’s Supply Chains a grant, loan, or tax credit?

Call For Proposals: Increasing the Fluidity of Canada’s Supply Chains is a Grant and Funding

Who are the financial supporters of the Call For Proposals: Increasing the Fluidity of Canada’s Supply Chains?

Call For Proposals: Increasing the Fluidity of Canada’s Supply Chains is funded by Transport Canada (TC)