Thank you.
I would add generally that based on business requirements, the CBSA will undertake contracts that may be sole-sourced, may be competitively tendered or may use supplier arrangements that have been set up by PSPC.
In this case, one of the contracts was competitively tendered. Another used the mandatory benchmarking standing offer that had three companies qualified under it. The other two were national master standing offers or supplier arrangements. In other words, they were pre-qualified by PSPC, and CBSA drew down on those. For two of the contracts, CBSA was the contracting authority, and for two of the contracts, PSPC was the contracting authority.