Opportunity
CanadaBuys #W8485-279627/A
Repair and Overhaul Services for Fire Suppression Equipment for Canadian Armed Forces
Posted
September 27, 2026
Respond By
October 13, 2026
Identifier
W8485-279627/A
NAICS
811219
This opportunity from the Department of National Defence (DND), Government of Canada, focuses on specialized repair and overhaul services for fire suppression equipment used in Canadian Armed Forces aircraft and tracked vehicles. - Government Buyer: - Department of National Defence (DND), Office: DAP 2-2-7 - OEMs and Vendors: - CASP Aerospace Inc. is identified as the sole capable supplier - Products and Services Requested: - Repair, overhaul, requalification, recharging, testing, and continuous engineering support for: - Aircraft fire extinguishers and assemblies - Fixed fire containers and spherical tanks - Pneumatic accumulators and compressed gas cylinders - Specialized brake control valves - Technical Halon agents - Unique and Notable Requirements: - Suppliers must have regulatory certifications for Halon handling and Transport of Dangerous Goods - ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification required - Compliance with Canada's Controlled Goods Program and U.S. ITAR regulations - Demonstrated airworthiness accreditation and at least two years of relevant repair and overhaul experience - Contract Details: - Estimated value: CAD 1.7 million - Duration: 48 months (four years) - Limited tendering due to technical exclusivity
Description
The Department of National Defence requires repair and overhaul, requalification, recharging, testing, and continuous engineering support services for Canadian Armed Forces aircraft and tracked vehicle fixed fire containers, cylinders, and components. The inventory includes Aircraft Fire Extinguishers and Assemblies, Fixed Fire Containers and Spherical Tanks, Pneumatic Accumulators and Compressed Gas Cylinders, and specialized Brake Control Valves and Technical Halon Agents. The contract duration is estimated to be 48 months. The procurement method is an Advance Contract Award Notice, and the Crown retains the right to negotiate with suppliers.