Capital Regional District is screened as a public-body recipient, not a commercial supplier
Victoria · Oak Bay · Saanich · $12,270,987.43 disclosed · screened as intergovernmental
What was observed
A candidate intergovernmental screen. It is left out of “top supplier” lists and the commercial concentration measure.
District of Saanich SOFI 2023, page 56, row 51District of Saanich SOFI 2024, page 57, row 52City of Victoria SOFI 2023, row 64City of Victoria SOFI 2024, row 73City of Victoria SOFI 2025, row 75District of Oak Bay SOFI 2023, page 40, row 18and 1 more cited line on the name’s page.
Why it’s notable
A large disclosed recipient is a candidate public body / remitter / utility, so a naive 'top supplier' ranking is misleading.
How to check it
Open each schedule at the cited page and find the row. Amounts are stored as exact cents from the printed page.
District of Oak Bay SOFI 2025, page 106, row 23What it may mean
Is this large recipient a public body / remitter / utility / P3 entity / intergovernmental flow rather than a commercial supplier?
What it doesn’t prove
A public-body / remitter / utility classification is a candidate screen, not a legal finding about a supplier or a competition outcome. It does not mean the flow was non-commercial or exempt from procurement rules.
Share or cite
Capital Region Public Spend, “Public-body recipient: Capital Regional District (Victoria, Oak Bay, Saanich, 2023–2025).” Data built 2026-09-20. Candidate notice, not reviewed.