Vendor — sole-source deep dive
Per-year, per-ministry breakdown of this vendor's sole-source contract dollars.
Verbatim from Alberta Open Data. Where the upstream published no work description or sole-source justification code, the field renders as —.
| Amount | Ministry | FY | Period | Work description | NSC code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $34,157,932 | COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL SERVICES | 2020-2021 | 2020-04-01 → 2022-12-31 | Home and Inclusion Community Supports | d |
| $3,727,442 | HUMAN SERVICES | 2015-2016 | 2016-01-01 → 2016-06-30 | Home living, employment and community access supports | b |
This vendor is not named in any recurring-justification cluster in the current evidence build.
This vendor has no qualifying vendor-scope-drift pair in the current evidence build.
Three publishing gaps in the Alberta open-data surface limit how far this deep-dive can go. Each is a real gap in current publishing, not an aspiration.
Alberta publishes contract amendments as standalone rows; the linkage back to the parent contract is not in the open data. Without it, this page cannot show a vendor's amendment-creep trajectory or aggregate amended dollars to the original award.
The sole-source register publishes the chosen vendor and a justification code, not the bidders that competed (or were dis-invited). A vendor's competitive-pressure profile cannot be reconstructed from the public record.
Contracts publish a single total dollar value. Unit prices, hours billed, materials cost, and rate cards are not in the open data, so price-per-unit comparisons across vendors and ministries are not feasible from this disclosure alone.