🟢 Green — Public Sector IT Proposal Manager - Toronto Police Service

Public Sector IT Proposal Manager

Role Snapshot

Project Status: 🟢 Green - Open - Apply by May 31, 2027

Posting Date: August 10, 2026

Deadline for Submission: Apply as soon as possible before May 31, 2027

Rate: Estimated $65 - $139/hr based on role, experience, and final project requirements

Client / Source: Toronto Police Service

Department: Proposal Management

Reports To: Director of Consulting Services

Location: On-site/Hybrid / Toronto, ON, Canada

Travel: As required by project scope

Type: Contract / Project-Based Opportunity

About FuntoNetwork

At FuntoNetwork, we connect experienced consultants with Upcoming project opportunities through a mobile-first platform built for discovery, review, application submission, payment tracking, and consultant support.

The Opportunity

FuntoNetwork is seeking a Public Sector IT Proposal Manager for upcoming project opportunity: Information Technology Professional Services.

CanadaBuys-listed Information Technology Professional Services opportunity for Toronto Police Service with a May 31, 2027 closing date.

Core Responsibilities

  • Build proposal schedule, task ownership, document checklist, compliance matrix, and final review gate.
  • Coordinate consultant evidence, resume requests, writing assignments, pricing inputs, and portal upload readiness.
  • Leave final submission, attestations, certifications, and legal confirmations for owner approval.
  • Review the role scope, project background, supporting materials, deadline, and client requirements that relate to your assigned work.
  • Provide only the role-specific materials requested by FuntoNetwork, such as your resume, cover letter, work samples, technical notes, estimates, or availability.
  • Coordinate with FuntoNetwork on your assigned consultant role and related technical work only.
  • Communicate clearly with technical and non-technical stakeholders as needed.
  • Support quality control, status updates, and readiness for your assigned portion of the work.

What You Bring

  • Relevant experience for this project-based role.
  • Strong written communication, documentation, and stakeholder coordination skills.
  • Ability to work against project deadlines and client requirements.
  • Experience supporting public-sector, enterprise, or consulting projects is preferred.
  • Attention to detail and ability to provide complete role-specific application materials.

Earnings, Payments, and Tax Records

Consultants will be able to track project earnings, payment status, and tax records inside the FuntoNetwork mobile app.

Approved payments for this project opportunity will be processed through the app, and consultants will be able to request withdrawals from their available balance directly inside the app.

The app will also provide access to relevant payment history and tax-related records for consultant tracking and reporting.

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How to Apply

Apply to this consultant role with your resume, cover letter, and supporting documents that show your experience for this specific role.

If selected, FuntoNetwork may ask you for your assigned part only, such as role-specific technical notes, work samples, estimates, availability, or other supporting materials connected to your consultant role.

FuntoNetwork handles the client-facing proposal package and any final source-portal submission separately.

Once you complete AI vetting and are approved, you will log in to the FuntoNetwork mobile app to track relevant opportunities, application status, contracts, earnings, payments, withdrawals, and related records.

Hiring process:

Contact

Samuel Andoh | Account Manager

Email: samuel.andoh@funtonetwork.com

Website:

FuntoNetwork is an equal opportunity platform.

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