Partners in Delivering Great Project Outcomes

Collaborative Project Partners

As one of North America’s leading construction companies, Graham depends on a wide network of supply chain partners (vendors, subcontractors and service providers). We place a high value on these partnerships as they are a large part of our delivery system and a critical component of our overall success.

We’re also mindful of the needs of communities where our projects are constructed. We look to provide opportunities for locally-based vendors. We are steadfast in supporting the communities where we work.

All vendors, subcontractors and service providers must successfully complete an accreditation process to help us identify the best partner(s) for each project.

Bid Opportunities

We are currently seeking bids for the following projects. If you are already a subcontractor/vendor and would like to bid on any of these opportunities, please contact the appropriate Estimator. If you are not yet a subcontractor/supplier and would like to bid on any of these opportunities, please complete the form below.

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Partners in Delivering Great Project Outcomes

Subcontract Documents

Canadian Standard Subcontract

Canadian Non-Permanent Works Subcontract

Canadian Professional Services Subcontract

Canadian Short Form Subcontract

Canadian Craneage Subcontract

Canadian Non-Professional Services Subcontract

US Standard Subcontract

US Professional Services

US Short Form Subcontract

Material Purchase Documents

Purchase Order

Equipment Rental Order

Canadian Purchase Contract

US Purchase Contract

Policies and Standards

Vendor Code of Business Conduct

Vendor Charter for Responsible Procurement

Invoice Submission Standard

Indigenous Procurement Charter

2024 Annual Report – Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains

Vendor Fraud Alert

Online fraud is unfortunately becoming increasingly common. As a result, the Graham Group of Companies wants to raise awareness of this issue and provide a means for legitimate businesses to verify that when they are doing business with Graham, they can be confident that the business is being conducted with legitimate representatives of Graham.

Graham has been advised that at times, persons pretending to be employees at Graham are seeking to fraudulently place orders for Graham, using Graham’s name, the name of Graham employees and Graham’s intellectual property to help perpetrate the fraud. Those engaging in fraudulent activities will falsify their identities, using Graham branding and posing as Graham employees to initiate the purchasing of materials or products for Graham. These offers are usually sent by e-mail. Such fraudulent offers to purchase generally try to place orders quickly and avoid a vendor’s credit or customer vetting process.

If you or your company receive an offer to purchase from Graham and if you are suspicious or would like to confirm the veracity of the order, you are encouraged to contact one of Graham’s Supply Chain Buyers.

We sympathize with anyone who has become a victim of fraudulent activity and strongly encourage vigilance when accepting orders to purchase. Given that Graham has no control over fraudulent actors, Graham does not accept any responsibility and is not liable for any losses or damages suffered as a result of these fraudulent activities.

Partners in Delivering Great Project Outcomes

Collaborative Project Partners

Bid Opportunities

Partners in Delivering Great Project Outcomes

Subcontract Documents

Material Purchase Documents

Policies and Standards

Become a Vendor Partner

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Resources

Ethics & Compliance Helpline

Vendor Fraud Alert