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RFI - Lone Worker Devices & Live Monitoring Services

Ministry of Government and Consumer Services

Ministry of Government and Consumer Services

via Ministry of Government and Consumer Services

Posted Oct 16, 2026
Due Oct 30, 2026
GPS satellite connectivity SOS alerts fall detection two-way communication $25K – $100K

Brief Description

The Ministry of Government and Consumer Services is seeking market information on wearable lone worker devices and live monitoring services for approximately 28 inspectors conducting field inspections across Ontario. Solutions of interest include GPS tracking, emergency alerts, fall or man-down detection, satellite connectivity, two-way communication, real-time monitoring, and administrative and reporting functionality.

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The Inspections Unit of the Ministry of Finance (“the Ministry”) requires lone worker devices and associated live monitoring services to support staff conducting unannounced inspections across Ontario. These inspections are a key compliance and enforcement activity aimed at deterring tax evasion and other non-compliance under the Fuel Tax Act, Gasoline Tax Act, and Tobacco Tax Act. Given the nature of this work and the potential for confrontational or unpredictable situations, inspector safety is a critical priority. Lone worker devices, combined with 24/7 live monitoring services, provide an added layer of protection through real-time location tracking, emergency alert capabilities, and rapid escalation and response when required, helping to mitigate risks associated with working alone in remote or higher-risk environments. The Ministry is issuing this Request for Information (“RFI”) to seek market information regarding commercially available lone worker devices and associated live monitoring services to support approximately 28 inspectors conducting field inspections throughout Ontario. The Ministry is particularly interested in solutions that include wearable devices, GPS location tracking, SOS/emergency alert functionality, automatic fall detection and/or man-down detection, satellite connectivity for areas with limited cellular coverage, two-way communication capabilities, real-time monitoring services, and administrative and reporting functionality. Suppliers are encouraged to identify any additional features that may enhance worker safety and operational effectiveness. This bid is researched and provided for information purposes only . To participate in this bid opportunity, interested vendors are required to visit Ontario.ca/Tenders for further information. Use Ontario Tenders Portal search criteria to locate the bid.

This bid is 87% technology related

A strong match for technology vendors

Why we classified this as tech

The RFI seeks wearable lone-worker devices with GPS, emergency alerts, communications, and live monitoring services—specific technology products and services vendors can provide. An RFI is a valid opportunity, though it is for market information rather than a direct purchase solicitation.

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Deadline: Oct 30, 2026 at 11:00 AM ET

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