CanadaBuys #W8482-275593/A

DND solicitation for naval valves and actuator diaphragms

Canada’s Department of National Defence is seeking specialized valve components and actuator diaphragms for naval systems at two Canadian Forces bases. - Government buyer: Department of National Defence (DND), through its maritime procurement organization; no more specific office is identified. Deliveries are intended for CFB Halifax, Nova Scotia, and CFB Esquimalt, British Columbia. - Named OEMs: BRAY CONTROLS CANADA LTD, MONTREAL BRONZE LTD, and SWAGELOK CO. - Products requested: - 12 four-inch Monel-disc butterfly valves (part BD-008877-30) and 4 five-inch Monel-disc butterfly valves (part BD-008877-140), from BRAY CONTROLS CANADA LTD. - 12 stop valves (part C-12GLX-3E01-SBB; NSN 218569835) and 115 special-shaped valve-actuator diaphragms (80 of part 175-0006, NSN 219082597; 35 of part 175-0039, NSN 219094380), from MONTREAL BRONZE LTD. - 50 saddle valves (part SS-R4M8F8:02570; NSN 015242356), from SWAGELOK CO. - Applications: Naval equipment, including HFX-class seawater, firefighting, water-supply, compressed-air and other onboard systems; the saddle valves are for shipboard reverse-osmosis desalination systems. - Notable requirements: Offers are evaluated on lowest price and must be priced Delivery Duty Paid. Equivalent or substitute items must identify the brand and model or part number, and provide the offered NCAGE. The solicitation includes a conditional Canadian-goods requirement and limits eligibility to Canadian suppliers and suppliers from applicable trading partners. - Period: Estimated four-month performance period; no annual subscription is indicated.

Description

The Department of National Defence requires valve parts and related components for delivery to CFB Halifax, Nova Scotia, and CFB Esquimalt, British Columbia. The listed items include butterfly valves, stop-check valves, saddle valves, and actuator-valve diaphragms, with quantities specified for each destination. Offers are assessed on a lowest-price basis and must be submitted on a Delivery Duty Paid basis. The estimated contract duration is four months, with a proposed start date of January 15, 2027.

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