Nunavummi Nangminiqaqtunik Ikajuuti Procurement
NU, Canada
Bid adjustment on Nunavut contracts
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Grant and Funding
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- Department of Economic Development and Transportation (NU)
- Government of Nunavut
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By registering your Nunavut business, you could gain a bid adjustment of 5% when bidding on Government of Nunavut contracts.
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This program provides bid adjustments for Nunavut Businesses that are registered with the NNI Secretariat. Eligible geographical areas are specific to the Nunavut territory, focusing on local businesses in the region.
- Companies based in the Nunavut territory.
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$400
Register a new social economy enterprise focused on affordable housing
$500
Renewing business registration for a non-profit educational center
$300
Renew the registration for a small artisan sole proprietorship
$500
Register a new cooperative for local agriculture initiatives
$700
Renewing business registration for a technology startup
$600
Register a new general partnership for a consulting firm
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Eligibility for the bid adjustment for Nunavut Businesses under the NNI is determined by specific registration and status requirements.
- The company must be registered with the NNI Secretariat.
- The registration with the NNI Secretariat must be renewed as required.
- If the business is an Inuit Firm, it must be registered with Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated.
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Businesses operating in the territory of Nunavut and registered with the NNI Secretariat are eligible. If the business is also registered as an Inuit Firm with Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated (NTI), they may receive further benefits when bidding on Government of Nunavut contracts.
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Some types of companies may not be eligible for the NNI grant. Businesses that are not registered in Nunavut or do not meet the requirements outlined in the NNI regulations may be ineligible.
- Companies not registered in Nunavut
- Companies that do not meet the requirements of the NNI regulations
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- Eligible expenses for this grant include costs related to business registration and renewal fees associated with the Nunavut Business Registration under the Nunavut Government's Nunavut Land Claims Agreement and Nunavut Implementation Contracting Policy.
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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. Businesses must register with the NNI Secretariat to be eligible for bid adjustments when bidding on Government of Nunavut contracts. The criteria include:
- Business registration with the NNI Secretariat
- Renewal of registration when required
- Eligibility for bid adjustments for Nunavut Businesses
- Inuit Firm status registered with NTI for additional bid adjustments
- No fees associated with registration or renewal
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Here are the steps to register your Nunavut Business with the NNI Secretariat:
- Step 1: Gather Required Information
- Collect details about your business, including business name, address, and contact information.
- If applicable, ensure you have documentation proving Inuit Firm status registered with NTI.
- Step 2: Contact NNI Secretariat
- Reach out to the NNI Secretariat for guidance on the registration process through their website or contact details provided on official platforms.
- Step 3: Fill Out Registration Forms
- Obtain and complete the necessary registration forms provided by the NNI Secretariat.
- Ensure all information is accurate and up-to-date.
- Step 4: Submit Registration Application
- Submit the completed registration forms to the NNI Secretariat.
- There is no fee associated with the registration process.
- Step 5: Renewal of Registration
- Stay informed about renewal requirements and deadlines to maintain your registration status.
- Renew your registration as required to continue benefiting from bid adjustments.
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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
- Transferability of registration to other provinces or territories is not covered and should be inquired about separately if needed.
- The bid adjustment benefit does not apply automatically; businesses must ensure they are using the revised bid prices when submitting proposals.
- Although there is no fee associated with registration or renewal, there may be other administrative requirements or documentation needed.
- Businesses should keep their contact information updated with the NNI Secretariat to avoid missing renewal notices or updates regarding the registration process.
- If there are changes in business status, such as mergers or ownership changes, it is important to notify the NNI Secretariat immediately to maintain eligibility.
Apply to this program
Enhancing Opportunities for Nunavut Businesses with NNI Registration
The NNI Registration program offers a critical advantage for Nunavut Businesses, allowing them to benefit from a 5% bid adjustment when participating in Government of Nunavut contracts. This initiative provides further incentives for businesses registered as Inuit Firms with Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated, offering additional bid adjustments as part of the program's commitments.
Understanding the NNI Registration Program and Its Advantages
The NNI (Nunavut Northern Integration) Registration is a strategic initiative designed to bolster the competitiveness of local businesses within the region, specifically targeting the unique economic ecosystem of Nunavut. By registering with the NNI Secretariat, businesses not only gain a competitive edge through bid adjustments when competing for Government of Nunavut contracts but also help underscore the important role of local enterprises in the economy. This 5% bid adjustment is integral for Nunavut Businesses as it directly influences their success rates in securing government contracts, thereby boosting local economic activity.
Beyond the immediate fiscal advantages, registration with the NNI carries significant long-term benefits. It facilitates the growth of a robust local economy by promoting local business development, creating more employment opportunities within Nunavut, and supporting sustainable community growth. The inclusion of Inuit Firms through the Inuit Firm Registry further ensures that the economic benefits of government contracts are channeled to historically prioritized groups, aligning with both social equity and economic empowerment objectives.
What makes the NNI Registration particularly appealing is its accessibility—there are no fees associated with the registration or renewal process, which removes barriers for entry and allows any eligible business to partake in this opportunity without financial strain. This zero-fee structure encourages a diverse range of businesses, from startups to established firms, to consider registration as a step towards enhanced market presence and competitiveness.
Enrolling in the program requires a commitment to meeting standards set by the NNI Secretariat, which include compliance with defined Nunavut business criteria. This includes demonstrating a substantial connection to the region, either through business operations or ownership by Nunavut residents or Inuit stakeholders. Such criteria ensure that the advantages offered by the program reinforce the local economy and align with territorial goals of self-reliance and sustainable development.
The program's framework not only emphasizes the importance of local participation in government procurement processes but also mirrors global trends towards inclusivity and innovation in public procurement. By favoring local enterprises, the program supports a balanced approach to economic development that prioritizes community and environmental considerations, alongside traditional economic metrics. This sets a precedent that encourages ethical and community-focused business practices.
In practical terms, the NNI Registration can translate into increased contract awards, providing the financial stability necessary for Nunavut businesses to invest in new opportunities, expand their workforce, and innovate. The leverage gained through successful bids not only enhances business performance but also contributes to broader economic resilience in Nunavut, essential for navigating market fluctuations and external challenges.
Overall, the NNI Registration is more than just a competitive advantage; it represents a strategic tool for fostering economic inclusivity and empowerment within Nunavut. It aligns both government and business objectives towards sustainable growth, demonstrating the value of localized procurement strategies that can be replicated in other jurisdictions seeking to enhance their economic landscape through smart, community-focused policies.
