Procurement of goods, services, and facilities
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Here is Accessibility Standards Canada’s funded grants and contributions research related to the procurement (buying) of goods, services, and facilities. Check here often for new information related to this priority area.
Standards
There are no standards for procurement at this time.
Grants and Contributions Research
Accessible Mobile Device Procurement
Accessible Mobile Device Procurement
This research project is still underway.
Who is leading this research?
Neil Squire Society
What is the goal of this study?
This study will prepare performance-based specifications. It will focus on ensuring that mobile devices are accessible to people with disabilities.
Why does this study matter?
This study will provide information on the features to look for when buying a mobile device. The goal is to ensure these devices are accessible to people with disabilities.
What are the key findings?
Key findings will be shared once the research is completed.
Accessible and Inclusive Procurement and Supply Chain Model
Accessible and Inclusive Procurement and Supply Chain Model
This research project is still underway.
Who is leading this research?
Canadian National Institute for the Blind
What is the goal of this study?
This study will develop recommendations on accessible and inclusive procurement practices for the federal public service. These will also be aimed at federally regulated industries. The goal is to ensure that procurement practices are fully inclusive of people with disabilities.
Why does this study matter?
Accessibility in procurement practices will support accessible services and employment. Accessible procurement will lead to goods and services accessible to people with disabilities.
What are the key findings?
Key findings will be shared once the research is completed.
Accessible Procurement: Models for Driving Inclusion and Innovation
Accessible Procurement: Models for Driving Inclusion and Innovation
This research project is still underway.
Who is leading this research?
Adaptability Canada Corporation
What is the goal of this study?
This study will look at barriers in the procurement process that impact people with disabilities, including those who own businesses. It will make recommendations on what can be done to remove these barriers.
Why does this study matter?
People with disabilities, including those who own businesses, should have equitable access to procurement opportunities.
What are the key findings?
Key findings will be shared once the research is completed.