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À la recherche d'entrepreneurs pour fournir des services d'exécution civile par l'entremise d'huissiers de justice nommés qui exécuteront les ordonnances des tribunaux civils en saisissant et en vendant les biens des débiteurs judiciaires, en expulsant les locataires et en vendant des parcelles de terrain.

Information de base

Numéro de Référence

00004888941

Organisation émettrice

BC Attorney General

Type d’appel d’offres

DDP - Demande de proposition (Formel)

Numéro d’appel d’offres

224563

Titre

Civil Execution Services - Court Bailiffs

Code d’identité d’origine

SCRIBE

Détails

Emplacement

Colombie Britannique

Type d’achat

Non-mentionné

Dates

Publication

2026-02-04 07h26:00 HNE

Date de fermeture

2026-03-10 17h00:00 HAE

Information du contact

Alina Lazar

Melissa.Strain@gov.bc.caq

Description

The Ministry of Attorney General is responsible for implementing and administrating a process for the provision of Civil Execution Services (CES) by Court Bailiffs appointed under the Sheriff Act.
Court Bailiffs are legally authorized to enforce court orders from civil proceedings; however they cannot execute any civil or criminal court order which entails the search, apprehension or arrest of individuals. The Court Bailiffs will provide CES involving the seizure and sale of judgment Debtor’s goods and chattels in order to satisfy a court order issued in civil proceedings.
The court orders that may be executed are set out in Schedule A (Services) to Appendix A: Contract Form. To satisfy a court order, Court Bailiffs can:

seize and sell judgment Debtor’s goods and chattels;
evict tenants from residential premises and turn over possession to the landlords, and seize/sell sufficient goods and chattels of the dispossessed tenant to satisfy costs; and
sell a specific parcel of land.

The Province is seeking Proponents to become Contractors that will employ individuals to be appointed as Court Bailiffs to provide CES in one or more Service Area.
The Province requires Contractors to have no less than the Minimum Experience of:
a)       at least one staff person with at least one year’s experience, since the end of 2020, executing civil court orders in British Columbia;
b)    a total of at least 3 years experience in the past 5 years from the Issue Date of all Proponent’s staff providing CES and/or commercial bailiff services; and
c)     at least one staff person who is a current Court Bailiff.
Additional proposed Court Bailiffs must have experience in the court or commercial bailiff industries.
The Province’s intent is to enter into Contracts with Proponents who have the highest overall ranking in each Service Area as set out in section 3.3.
Further details as to the scope of this opportunity and the requirements can be found within this RFP.

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