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Canada DND Solicitation for Corrosion Inhibitor for Halifax-class Diesel Engine Cooling Systems

National Defence Canada is seeking proposals for corrosion inhibitor products for use in the liquid cooling systems of Halifax-class S.E.M.T Pielstick PA6 diesel engines. - Government Buyer: - Department of National Defence (DND), Canada - Sub-agency: DO Mar 9-2-2 / D MAR P 9-2-2 - Offices: Materiel Acquisition and Support Officer; Agent de Soutien et dAcquisition du Matriel - OEM Highlight: - Drew Chemical Ltd (NCAGE 33191) is the specified Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) - Products Requested: - 400 units total of corrosion inhibitor for liquid cooling systems (part number 0034405, 25 liters per unit) - 200 units to CFB Halifax Hazmat (Bldg 207 HMC Dockyard, Halifax, NS) - 200 units to CFB Esquimalt Hazmat (Bldg 597 Dockyard, Victoria, BC) - Product is also referenced as Maxigard liquid - NSN: 6850-21-920-1144 - Notable Requirements: - Delivery must be Duty Paid (DDP), with all Canadian customs duties and taxes included - Compliance with Canadian trade agreements and reciprocal procurement policies is mandatory - Firm unit pricing required - Delivery must be completed by the specified date (up to March 31, 2027, subject to adjustment) - Selection is based on lowest price through open competitive bidding - Period of Performance: - Contract duration is from award through the warranty period, with delivery required by March 31, 2027 (date may be adjusted) - Delivery & Performance Locations: - CFB Halifax Hazmat (Halifax, NS) - CFB Esquimalt Hazmat (Victoria, BC) - Contracting offices in Ottawa, Halifax, and Victoria

Description

The Department of National Defence of Canada is soliciting proposals for corrosion inhibitor products used in liquid cooling systems, specifically supporting the Halifax-class S.E.M.T Pielstick PA6 diesel engine cooling water system. The procurement involves supplying 200 units each to CFB Halifax Hazmat and CFB Esquimalt Hazmat locations. The contract duration is estimated at 12 months, and the procurement method is an open competitive Request for Proposal with selection based on the lowest price. Bidders must comply with applicable Canadian trade agreements and delivery requirements.

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