ARI FINANCIAL SERVICES INC.

Commercial supplier2611 Hopewell Place, Calgary, Alberta, T1Y 7J7, Canada

Total paid
$16,583,844
Payment count
30
Active years
2022-2023 – 2025-2026

Spend over time

Historical trend of payments to this vendor across fiscal years.

Per-fiscal-year totals
Fiscal yearTotalPayments
2025-2026$16,583,84430
verification
auto-extractedFigures here were produced by an automated extraction pipeline against the cited source. The extraction is reproducible from the source hash but has not been independently re-verified by a human.
derivation
Per-vendor totals, per-fiscal-year temporal breakdown, per-ministry breakdown, and per-payment-type split rolled up from the Blue Book CSV. Lobbyist registration is joined from the Alberta Lobbyist Registry where the canonical name resolves.
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By ministry

How much this vendor has been paid by each ministry across all years.

  • Forestry and Parks$6,033,9181 payments
  • Public Safety and Emergency Services$5,792,6601 payments
  • Environment and Protected Areas$895,5451 payments
  • Transportation and Economic Corridors$830,0281 payments
  • Agriculture and Irrigation$812,0681 payments
  • Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration$748,4761 payments
  • Infrastructure$296,9141 payments
  • Justice$211,0291 payments
  • Children and Family Services$205,8601 payments
  • Assisted Living and Social Services$175,4631 payments
  • Arts, Culture and Status of Women$140,6451 payments
  • Municipal Affairs$71,3501 payments
  • Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction$62,0241 payments
  • Advanced Education$60,6311 payments
  • Executive Council$57,9371 payments
  • Office of the Child and Youth Advocate$54,8241 payments
  • Primary and Preventative Health Services$32,7381 payments
  • Treasury Board and Finance$28,6581 payments
  • Indigenous Relations$21,5711 payments
  • Mental Health and Addiction$12,0961 payments
  • Education and Childcare$9,6641 payments
  • Technology and Innovation$7,7721 payments
  • Energy and Minerals$6,8271 payments
  • Affordability and Utilities$5,4841 payments
  • Office of the Ombudsman$2,8521 payments
  • Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner$2,0631 payments
  • Tourism and Sport$2,0311 payments
  • Office of the Chief Electoral Officer$1,3911 payments
  • Immigration and Multiculturalism$7321 payments
  • Hospital and Surgical Health Services$5931 payments
Amount breakdown table
CategoryAmountDetail
Forestry and Parks$6,033,9181 payments
Public Safety and Emergency Services$5,792,6601 payments
Environment and Protected Areas$895,5451 payments
Transportation and Economic Corridors$830,0281 payments
Agriculture and Irrigation$812,0681 payments
Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration$748,4761 payments
Infrastructure$296,9141 payments
Justice$211,0291 payments
Children and Family Services$205,8601 payments
Assisted Living and Social Services$175,4631 payments
Arts, Culture and Status of Women$140,6451 payments
Municipal Affairs$71,3501 payments
Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction$62,0241 payments
Advanced Education$60,6311 payments
Executive Council$57,9371 payments
Office of the Child and Youth Advocate$54,8241 payments
Primary and Preventative Health Services$32,7381 payments
Treasury Board and Finance$28,6581 payments
Indigenous Relations$21,5711 payments
Mental Health and Addiction$12,0961 payments
Education and Childcare$9,6641 payments
Technology and Innovation$7,7721 payments
Energy and Minerals$6,8271 payments
Affordability and Utilities$5,4841 payments
Office of the Ombudsman$2,8521 payments
Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner$2,0631 payments
Tourism and Sport$2,0311 payments
Office of the Chief Electoral Officer$1,3911 payments
Immigration and Multiculturalism$7321 payments
Hospital and Surgical Health Services$5931 payments
verification
auto-extractedFigures here were produced by an automated extraction pipeline against the cited source. The extraction is reproducible from the source hash but has not been independently re-verified by a human.
derivation
Per-vendor totals, per-fiscal-year temporal breakdown, per-ministry breakdown, and per-payment-type split rolled up from the Blue Book CSV. Lobbyist registration is joined from the Alberta Lobbyist Registry where the canonical name resolves.
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By payment type

How the total breaks down across procurement card, selected payment, and wire transfer channels.

  • Procurement card$00 payments
  • Selected payment$16,583,84430 payments
  • Wire transfer$00 payments
Amount breakdown table
CategoryAmountDetail
Procurement card$00 payments
Selected payment$16,583,84430 payments
Wire transfer$00 payments
verification
auto-extractedFigures here were produced by an automated extraction pipeline against the cited source. The extraction is reproducible from the source hash but has not been independently re-verified by a human.
derivation
Per-vendor totals, per-fiscal-year temporal breakdown, per-ministry breakdown, and per-payment-type split rolled up from the Blue Book CSV. Lobbyist registration is joined from the Alberta Lobbyist Registry where the canonical name resolves.
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Sole-source contract history

Disclosed sole-source contracts to this vendor across all ministries. Pre-FY 2015–16 disclosures are excluded by the producer's trend-reliability cutoff.

Sole-source contracts on file

1

Sole-source $ on this page

$148,381

Fiscal yearMinistryAmountJustification
2022-2023Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction$148,381Fleet Management Information System and Fleet Service Card Program
verification
auto-extractedFigures here were produced by an automated extraction pipeline against the cited source. The extraction is reproducible from the source hash but has not been independently re-verified by a human.
derivation
Sole-source contracts disclosed by Alberta ministries against this vendor. Reads the first page of `/procurement/sole-source/contracts?vendor_id={id}` (default sort: latest fiscal year first).
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Scope drift

Where this vendor's earliest and latest contract justifications share little or no language with each other — a signal that the original scope no longer constrains what is being purchased.

No scope-drift findings against this vendor in the latest extraction.