Opportunity
CanadaBuys #W847L-270177
DND procurement of wheel-track chocks and tire chain assemblies
Posted
October 23, 2026
Respond By
November 23, 2026
Identifier
W847L-270177
NAICS
332618
Canada’s Department of National Defence is seeking vehicle recovery and traction equipment for Canadian Forces vehicles. - Government buyer: Department of National Defence (DND), Government of Canada; National Defence Headquarters, Directorate ACSV. Contracting authority identified as Greg Davidson. - Requested products: - 380 wheel-track chocks, requested part number ESC-12593 (NSN 2540-01-7078788), listed manufacturer Equipment Supply Co. (NCAGE 5FYD0). Black plastic chocks with a grooved, V-pattern anti-slip base for icy conditions; rated for vehicles up to 120,000 pounds and tires 46–65 inches in outside diameter. - 760 tire chain assemblies, requested part number 03501 (NSN 2540-21-9084123), listed manufacturer Pewag Austria GMBH (NCAGE 0122N). For a 10-ton, 6x6 truck with single tires; nickel-manganese alloy steel cross chains with 11 hexagonal sections, for tire size 14.00-20. - Notable requirements: Delivery is DDP to Canadian Forces Supply Depot (25 CFSD) in Montreal, Quebec. The solicitation contains inconsistent delivery timing; the delivery date is to be confirmed at award. Equivalent products may be proposed with the required technical evidence and manufacturer/product identification. Environmentally preferable packaging is required, and the solicitation notes a preference for Canadian goods and/or services. - Offer and evaluation: Offers are in Canadian dollars; items may be awarded individually to the lowest technically compliant offer.
Description
The Department of National Defence requires 380 wheel-track chocks and 760 tire chain assemblies. Delivery is requested at Canadian Forces Supply Depot (25 CFSD), 6363 Notre Dame St E, Montreal, Quebec. Bidders offering equivalent or substitute products must provide the offered brand, model or part number, and NCAGE, along with the manufacturer's part number and NCAGE. Bids must be in Canadian dollars, and the notice states a preference for Canadian goods and/or services.