Opportunity
CanadaBuys #W8482-275465/A
DND Solicitation for Door Hardware and Locks for Halifax-Class Ships at CFB Halifax and CFB Esquimalt
Posted
August 31, 2026
Respond By
September 17, 2026
Identifier
W8482-275465/A
NAICS
423710
This opportunity from the Department of National Defence (DND) of Canada seeks bids for door hardware and related items for Halifax-class ships at CFB Halifax and CFB Esquimalt. - Government Buyer: - Department of National Defence (DND), Directorate of Maritime Procurement - Canadian Forces Base Halifax and Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt - OEMs and Vendors: - Primary OEM: ASSA ABLOY OPENING SOLUTIONS NORWAY AS - Products Requested: - Door push plates (part numbers: 8402512AX0121, 8402465AX01110, 8402511AX0112) - Quantities: 120, 80, 220, 180, 120, 80 - Strikes, catch (part number: 538.205) - Quantities: 12, 8 - Mortise locks (part numbers: 8400246AX01, 2336.006) - Quantities: 50, 30, 20, 10 - Machine screws (part number: 482223545) - Quantities: 1200, 800 - Unique/Notable Requirements: - All items are for doors and frames on Halifax-class ships - Bidders may propose equivalent/substitute products but must specify brand, model, part number, and NCAGE - Preference for Canadian goods and services - Compliance with packaging specifications, quality assurance codes, and potential environmental and Canadian content certifications - Controlled goods designation - Contract Details: - Competitive open bidding, lowest price selection - Contract duration is 18 months - Subject to Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)
Description
The Department of National Defence requires various hardware items related to doors, keys, and locks to be delivered at CFB Halifax and CFB Esquimalt in Canada. The contract duration is 18 months, and the procurement method is competitive open bidding with selection based on the lowest price. The solicitation includes multiple line items such as door push plates, strikes, mortise locks, and machine screws. Bidders must indicate brand, model, part number, and NCAGE if proposing equivalent products, and there is a preference for Canadian goods and services.