Opportunity
Red River College Polytechnic Bonfire #RFP 2026 – 016 ME - Similar 1
Sliding Table Panel Saw with Advanced Safety Technology for RRC Polytech Cabinetry Program
Posted
September 01, 2026
Respond By
September 04, 2026
Identifier
RFP 2026 – 016 ME - Similar 1
NAICS
333243
RRC Polytech, a Canadian post-secondary institution, is seeking proposals for a new sliding table panel saw with advanced anti-contact safety technology for its Cabinetry and Woodworking program at the Notre Dame Campus. - Government Buyer: - RRC Polytech (Red River College Polytechnic) - Cabinetry and Woodworking program, Notre Dame Campus - Products/Services Requested: - One sliding table panel saw with advanced anti-contact (body-detection) safety technology - Installation, commissioning, operator and maintenance training, documentation, warranty, spare parts, and local service in Manitoba - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or brands mentioned; open to qualified manufacturers - Technical Requirements: - Safety technology must protect operators from blade contact and injuries - Activation must not destroy the blade, brake, or accessories - No recurring consumable costs for safety system - Saw must maintain acceptable squaring tolerance - Notable Requirements: - Full support in Manitoba, including installation, commissioning, training, and ongoing service - Vendor must provide warranty, spare parts, and local service - Intended to replace an existing panel saw that cannot be maintained within acceptable squaring tolerance
Description
RRC Polytech is seeking proposals from qualified vendors to supply, deliver, install, commission, and provide training and ongoing service for one new sliding table panel saw equipped with advanced anti-contact (body-detection) safety technology. The equipment is intended for use in the Cabinetry and Woodworking program at the Notre Dame Campus. The procurement aims to replace an existing panel saw that is no longer maintainable within acceptable squaring tolerance and to introduce safety technology that protects operators without damaging the blade or incurring recurring consumable costs. The vendor must provide full support in Manitoba, including installation, commissioning, training, documentation, warranty, spare parts, and local service.