NexaOps delivers cloud, cybersecurity, DevSecOps, data, migration, and professional IT services to Canadian and US federal, provincial, and public sector clients — directly and through Prime Contractor subcontracting and teaming arrangements.
SSC, TBS, PSPC, DND, CRA, IRCC, ESDC, and federal departments — primary target market.
Ontario, Quebec, BC, and other provinces modernizing IT infrastructure and digital services.
Canada Post, CBC, BDC, EDC, VIA Rail, and provincial Crown entities.
DND, RCMP, and public safety agencies — NexaOps is pursuing the security screening pathway required for classified engagements.
Provincial health authorities, hospital networks, eHealth platforms, and public post-secondary institutions.
US enterprise and commercial clients in Phase 1. US federal and state government is an expansion target as Canadian credentials are established.
GC-aligned cloud adoption, Landing Zones, hybrid-cloud, and Protected B workload design.
ITSG-33, PBMM, and Zero Trust implementation aligned with CCCS and TBS guidance.
Secure CI/CD pipelines, Kubernetes, IaC, and platform engineering for government development teams.
Data platforms, governance frameworks, analytics, and responsible AI readiness assessments.
Legacy system modernization, data centre consolidation, M365, and application re-platforming.
PM, PMO, BA, and Agile delivery leadership for multi-vendor government transformation programs.
Contract IT specialists — Azure, DevSecOps, PM, BA, Cyber, Data — with applicable security screening where confirmed.
Ongoing cloud operations, DevOps support, and infrastructure management for government environments.
NexaOps is actively pursuing qualification under TBIPS, SBIPS, and ProServices supply arrangements to contract directly with government departments.
NexaOps seeks subcontracting opportunities under established Prime Contractors who hold standing government contracts — providing specialized delivery teams and professional resources.
NexaOps is open to joint bidding and teaming arrangements where our technology capabilities complement a Prime's existing strengths on an opportunity.
| Vehicle | What it covers | NexaOps fit | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| TBIPS | Task-based IT professional services — individual resources and specialists for GC clients. | Professional resource placement: cloud, DevSecOps, PM, BA, cybersecurity, data roles. | Qualification Target |
| SBIPS | Solutions-based delivery — full SOW ownership from design to handoff. | Cloud migration, DevSecOps implementation, security hardening, data platforms. | Qualification Target |
| ProServices | Professional consulting services for federal departments across multiple categories. | IT consulting, advisory, PM, and change management services. | Qualification Target |
| Subcontract | Work under Prime Contractors with existing standing government contracts. | Delivery teams, specialized practices, and qualified professional resources. | Immediate |
NexaOps is developing its Government of Canada contract-security capability and is prepared to pursue organizational security screening when sponsored through an eligible procurement or subcontracting requirement.
NexaOps is building toward PSPC Contract Security Program registration. Organizational security screening — including Designated Organization Screening (DOS) and, where warranted, Facility Security Clearance (FSC) — will be pursued when a sponsored contract or qualifying subcontract requirement creates the appropriate pathway. We understand that this process requires sponsorship before screening can begin, and we are positioning NexaOps accordingly through our subcontracting and teaming strategy.
PSPC Contract Security Program registration and organizational eligibility preparation.
In ProgressDesignate a CSO as required by PSPC for organizational security screening.
PlannedDesignated Organization Screening through an eligible procurement or qualifying subcontract.
On RoadmapFacility Security Clearance at the level required by the contract, when sponsorship is confirmed.
On RoadmapSubcontracting, teaming, and direct procurement — Canadian federal and provincial.