Municipality · 3 schedules held · names printed over $25,000
City of Victoria
Victoria published 1,300 supplier lines across fiscal 2023–2025, naming 784 different payees. Its largest payee is a pension plan or payroll remitter.
$543M
in disclosed supplier payments, 2023–2025. Not its total spending: wages, small payments and some grants are reported separately.
Disclosed by year
Sum of every printed supplier line.
| 2023 | $193,546,410.81, 416 lines |
|---|---|
| 2024 | $176,242,461, 446 lines |
| 2025 | $173,627,637.31, 438 lines |
2025 is down $2.6M on 2024. $15.2M of 2025 went to Municipal Pension Plan, a public body or remitter.
How concentrated?
Share of disclosed dollars going to the 10 largest names.
A share of disclosed supplier dollars — not market share, not HHI, and not a competition finding or dominance.
Who Victoria paid the most
Total across 2023–2025, with each year’s amount. Names grouped only where they differ by capitals, spacing or punctuation.
- 1Municipal Pension PlanRemitter$43.50M$13.3M$15.0M$15.2M
- 2Capital Regional District Water SupplyPublic body$37.67M$12.1M$12.7M$12.9M
- 3Dalmation Developments LP$35.40M$35.4M——
- 4Greater Victoria Public LibraryPublic body$17.26M$5.5M$5.2M$6.6M
- 5Ecomm Emergency Communications$15.34M$4.3M$5.1M$5.9M
- 6Island Asphalt Ltd$14.73M$5.4M$4.0M$5.3M
- 7Fairmont Hotels$13.21M—$5.9M$7.3M
- 8Sparker Construction Ltd$13.06M$10.5M$2.3M$293K
- 9Workers Compensation Board Of BCRemitter$12.98M—$6.7M$6.3M
- 10Don Mann Excavating Ltd$12.89M$4.2M$3.2M$5.5M
- 11Pacific Blue Cross$11.47M$3.4M$3.8M$4.3M
- 12Jacob Bros. Construction Inc$11.33M—$4.2M$7.1M
Notices at Victoria
fiscal 2024 → 2025 · +$2,892,853.67 (+68.6%)
Do its schedules add up?
Official machine-readable file. Differences are published, never forced. Sources →