CanadaBuys #W8703-270039/A

Canada Solicits Practice Inert Electric M6 Blasting Caps for Military Training

The Department of National Defence (DND) of Canada is seeking suppliers for Practice Inert Electric M6 Blasting Caps for military training purposes. - Government Buyer: - Department of National Defence (DND), Canada - Offices: Director Ammunition and Explosives Management and Engineering (DAEME); Defence Munitions and Explosives Management - Products/Quantities: - Practice Inert Electric M6 Blasting Caps (total: 10,000 units) - 3,500 units to CFAD/DMFC Dundurn, Saskatchewan - 6,500 units to CFAD/DMFC Angus, Ontario - Part numbers referenced: 001 (Dundurn), 002 (Angus) - Product Requirements: - Must replicate the size, shape, and handling of real M6 detonators but contain no explosive or initiating components - Must meet MIL-PRF-32293 and MIL-C-46915 standards - Asbestos-free construction - Packaged 10 caps per bundle, 10 bundles per box - Delivery of technical and safety documentation (Safety and Suitability for Service, Technical Data Package) within 90 days of contract award or 90 days before first delivery - Emphasis on environmental compliance and quality assurance - Notable Requirements: - Subject to the Controlled Goods Program - Open to Canadian and international suppliers - No specific OEMs or brands named in the solicitation - Selection based on lowest price through open competition

Description

Canada is seeking offers to supply Practice Inert Electric M6 Blasting Caps, which replicate the size, shape, and handling of real detonators but contain no explosive or initiating components. These caps are used to develop correct techniques and confidence prior to working with live explosive components, enhancing safety and competence. The procurement requires delivery of 3,500 units to Canadian Forces Ammunition Depot (CFAD) Dundurn, Saskatchewan, and 6,500 units to CFAD Angus, Ontario, both by 15 November 2027. The contract duration is estimated to be 11 months starting from December 1, 2026. The procurement is conducted by the Department of National Defence (DND) through a competitive open bidding process with selection based on the lowest price.

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