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Feb 26, 2019 SIMSA “Major Project Procurement White Paper” can be downloaded HERE   The Saskatchewan Industrial and Mining Suppliers Association (SIMSA) has prepared this White Paper for SaskPower, outlining ways the corporation could better meet the needs of SIMSA members in major project procurement. To develop this document, SIMSA members provided many useful ideas … Continued

A PDF version of this release is HERE   There were ovations in the middle of presentations at the Saskatchewan Industrial and Mining Suppliers Association’s (SIMSA) “Junior Potash 2.0” event, held November 21st in Saskatoon.  The presenters were legendary persons of Saskatchewan’s mining sector. SIMSA members at the Junior Potash 2.0 event The event was organized … Continued

October 5th, 2018   Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Supply Chain Forum – Phenomenal Networking Opportunities PDF version of this release is HERE A who’s who of Saskatchewan oil sector attended the 4th Annual Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Supply Chain Forum.  The supply chain heard from and/or met-with the procurement staff and executives from; Enbridge, Crescent Point, … Continued

Download a PDF of this release HERE June 14th, 2018 SIMSA’s GPS Events Provide Incredible Access SIMSA brought its members face-to-face with procurement and Government persons during two events at the Global Petroleum Show (GPS) in Calgary, June 13th, 2018. The first event was a “speed networking” event, where members have 5-minute sessions to make their … Continued

A PDF of this release is HERE Tim Herrod’s presentation is HERE June 8th, 2018 SIMSA FHQ Nutrien events – spectacular Over June 6 and 7, Nutrien hosted the Saskatchewan Industrial and Mining Supplier Association (SIMSA) as well as File Hills Qu’Appelle (FHQ) members for two major events; both events enabled the continuation of a conversation on … Continued

SIMSA held its AGM today at The Ramada Hotel in Saskatoon.   SIMSA’s original board was formed in March of 2013 – with the formation of SIMSA. The Board has 12 seats, with terms of 2 years for a maximum of 3 consecutive terms.  As such, some of the original Board members have hit this … Continued