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Physical training equipment, delivery, and installation for 1st Battalion, Royal 22e Régiment

Canada’s Department of National Defence is seeking commercial-grade gym equipment and installation for the 1st Battalion, Royal 22e Régiment. - Buyer: Department of National Defence (DND), Canadian Army Support Group (East), Valcartier, for 1st Battalion, Royal 22e Régiment (1 R22eR). - OEM named: Concept2 — three Concept2 SkiErg ski ergometers are specified; four air-resistance exercise bikes may be a Concept2 SkiErg or equivalent, as stated in the requirement. No resellers or other vendors are named. - Equipment: Dumbbells, kettlebells, slam balls, resistance bands, a treadmill, air-resistance bikes, SkiErgs, storage carts, foam rollers, exercise mats, medicine balls, Olympic bumper plates, sleds, dumbbell racks, and artificial turf. Quantities and specifications are itemized below. - Notable requirements: Equipment must be suitable for regular use in a physical training facility. Bumper plates must be entirely rubber with no exposed metal; storage carts must hold at least 2,000 lb and have locking wheels; resistance levels must be clearly marked. Turf must support sled training and include installation materials. - Delivery and installation: All equipment is to be delivered and installed at the designated Canadian Army location by the solicitation’s required delivery deadline. The installation team must be able to communicate in either official language. - Value and conditions: The stated contract liability limit is CAD 40,000, with applicable taxes extra. Environmentally preferable packaging is required; the solicitation states there are no security requirements.

Description

The Department of National Defence is seeking proposals to acquire physical fitness equipment for the gymnasium of the 1st Battalion, Royal 22e Régiment (1 R22eR). The equipment is intended to help Canadian Armed Forces members maintain physical fitness, operational capabilities, and readiness. The estimated contract period is two months, with a proposed start date of November 25, 2026. Delivery is required by February 1, 2027, and proposals will be evaluated using the lowest-price selection criterion.

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