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DND Solicits Temperature Transmitters for Halifax Class Ships (Weed Instrument or Equivalent)

The Department of National Defence (DND) of Canada is seeking bids for temperature transmitters for use in the Anti-Icing System of Halifax Class Ships. - Government Buyer: - Department of National Defence (DND), Materiel Acquisition and Support Officer, Matthew Houle - OEMs and Vendors: - Weed Instrument Company, Inc. is specified as an acceptable OEM, but equivalent products from other manufacturers are permitted - Products/Services Requested: - Temperature transmitters based on electrical resistance - Part number: 0556-015-0003 (or equivalent) - Quantity: 8 units total (4 units to CFB Halifax, 4 units to CFB Esquimalt) - Technical details: 100 ohms, 3-pin connector, 0.500 inch NPSM connector, 316 stainless steel hex fitting, 0.250 inch diameter active part, 24 inch braided cable with 600 mm sheath - Used in the Anti-Icing System for Halifax Class Ships - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Bidders may propose equivalent or substitute products but must provide brand, model, part number, and NCAGE code - Only Canadian suppliers are eligible; Canadian content certification is required - Preference for Canadian goods and services under reciprocal procurement rules - Delivery must be duty paid to CFB Halifax (Nova Scotia) and CFB Esquimalt (British Columbia) - Packaging, barcoding, and warranty requirements apply - Quality assurance and compliance with technical specifications are mandatory - Period of Performance: - Contract duration is up to 18 months, with all deliverables required by March 31, 2027 (date may be adjusted) - Delivery Locations: - CFB Halifax, NS (Main Warehouse Bldg D206, HMC Dockyard) - CFB Esquimalt, BC (Bldg 66 Colwood) - Contracting Office: - Department of National Defence, Ottawa, ON

Description

The Department of National Defence requires temperature transmitters based on electrical resistance to be delivered to CFB Halifax and CFB Esquimalt in Canada. The procurement is conducted through a competitive open bidding process with a selection criterion of lowest price. The contract duration is 18 months, and bidders must comply with Canadian content preference and delivery duty paid terms. The solicitation allows submissions in English or French and is open worldwide.

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