CanadaBuys #W8486-36088/B

Standing Offer for Metal Fence Posts for Canadian Department of National Defence

The Canadian Department of National Defence (DND) is seeking standing offers for the supply and delivery of metal fence posts to support operations at key Defence facilities in Montreal and Edmonton. - Government Buyer: - Department of National Defence (DND), Directorate of Land Procurement, Director General Land Equipment Program Management - Contracting managed from National Defence Headquarters, Ottawa - Products Requested: - 6-foot metal fence posts (up to 10,000 units per year) - 2-foot metal fence posts (up to 8,000 units per year) - All posts must comply with detailed technical specifications in the Technical Data Package (TDP), including material (steel), dimensions, surface treatment (green paint), and pointed ends - Bidders must specify brand name, model, part number, and NCAGE code for offered products - Delivery Locations: - 25 CFSD Montreal (6363 Rue Notre Dame St E, Montreal, QC) - 7 CFSD Lancaster Park (195 Ave and Ordnance Rd, Bldg 236 East End, Edmonton, AB) - Notable Requirements: - Conditional set-aside for Aboriginal businesses under the federal Procurement Strategy for Aboriginal Business - Compliance with anti-forced labour policies and quarterly reporting - Selection based on lowest price - All documentation accepted in English or French - Delivery required within 90 days of each order - No specific OEMs or brands are named; bidders must propose their own compliant products - Contract Duration: - Initial term of 24 months, with options for up to three additional one-year extensions - Pricing adjustments for option years based on government economic indices

Description

The Department of National Defence of Canada is soliciting standing offers for metal fence posts to be delivered to specified locations in Montreal and Edmonton. The contract duration is 24 months, with quantities up to 10,000 six-foot posts and up to 8,000 two-foot posts per year at different delivery sites. Bidders must provide brand, model, part number, and NCAGE code, and the procurement is a conditional set-aside under the federal government's Procurement Strategy for Aboriginal Business. The selection criterion is lowest price, and the procurement method is competitive open bidding.

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