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4 records across provincial and federal sources: $321,383 in included record values across all years. Listed in Toronto.

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$321,383included record values, all years; not total money paid (agreements can span several years)
$0.59per person in the province
5 yearsof work at the median full-time wage

Awards and contract values are commitments; payments are amounts reported as paid. Sources can overlap, so even included record values are not a deduplicated spending total. What this total includes.

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By source
SourceRecordsValue
Provincial contract award4$321,383

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Public bodies named in these records
Public bodyRecordsIncluded valueExcluded value
Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro1$120,000$0
NL Health Services1$107,781$0
NL Centre for Health Information2$93,602$0
All public bodies4$321,383$0

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Included values by year
YearValue
2022$93,602
2024$120,000
2025$107,781

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Largest records

  1. Microsoft Enterprise Agreement $120,000Flagged: Awarded without competitionAward value
  2. Blue Cat Network Server Maintenance $107,780.54Award value
    Provincial contract awardBought by: NL Health ServicesMay 23, 2025Limited call
  3. Juniper Renewal. $70,076.17Flagged: Published long after the award; Descriptions that say almost nothingAward value
  4. RDS License Renewal. $23,526Award value

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