Fencing Tenders

Details: Amendment 001. This Solicitation Amendment Is Raised To: 1. Provide Clarification And Answers To A Question From Potential Suppliers File Number: W8476-256961/a Notice Of Proposed Procurement The Department Of National Defence (dnd) Has A Requirement To Procure Quantity Of Six (6) 10,000l Refueller Off-road Diesel 6x6 For Delivery To Various Cfb In Canada. The Requested Delivery Date Is 365 Days After Receipt Of Order (aro). An Option For Four (4) 10,000l Refueller Off-road Diesel 6x6 Is Included For Delivery Within Canada. Gsin: N2330. The Crown Retains The Right To Negotiate With Suppliers On Any Procurement. Documents May Be Submitted In Either Official Language Of Canada. This Requirement Uses Electronic Receipt Of Bids By E-mail Only. For Details, Please Review The Section Entitled Electronic Submission Of Bids In The Solicitation Document. Bids Must Be Submitted By E-mail Only To: Dlp53bidsreceiving.daat53receptiondessoumissions@forces.gc.ca

Description: CATEGORY: Table post with two cam joint 17-19 inch , 22-24 inch crossbar with 2 cam joints - wide , Bilateral crossbar hinged 32 - 36 inch , Angled arm 16-20 inch 8x10 inch , Angled arm 22-26 inch 8x16 inch , Angling micro adjustable blade holder 7- 9 inch , Angling micro adjustable blade holder 10 - 14 inch , 18-22 inch lower abdominal bar 12 - 16 x 4 - 8 inch , T-Handle , Container 26x10x5 to 28x12x8 inch , Harris prostate retractor 7- 9 mm , Malleable blade 12 - 14 mm x 150 - 154 mm , Malleable blade 12 - 14 mm x 200 - 208 mm , Malleable blade 24 - 26 mm x 200 - 208 mm , Malleable blade 50 - 52 mm x 200 - 208 mm , Malleable blade 36 - 40 mm x 200 - 208 mm , Malleable blade 62 - 66 mm x 252 - 256 mm , Malleable blade 100 - 104 mm x 252 - 256 mm , Malleable slotted blade 50 - 52 mm x 200 - 208 mm , Concave round neck renal blade 24 - 26 mm x 188 - 194 mm , Kelly blade 74 - 78 mm x 87 - 91 mm , Fence blade 100 - 104 mm x 150 - 154 mm , Y bladder blade 79 - 83 mm x 214 - 218 mm , Balfour sm lips 64 - 68 mm x 71 - 75 mm , Balfour sm lips 76 - 80 mm x 71 - 75 mm , Balfour with lips 81 - 85 mm x 71 - 75 mm , Balfour with lips 49 - 53 mm x 52 - 56 mm , Richardson 49 - 53 mm x 176 - 180 mm , Harrington 62 - 66 mm x 150 - 154 mm , Deaver 49 - 53 mm x 125 - 129 mm , St. Marks with lip 62 - 66 mm x 176 - 180 mm , Malleable finger 150 - 154 mm , Murphy blunt 24 - 26 mm x 11 - 15 mm , Wide balfour 98 - 102 mm x 59 - 63 mm , Double angled 24 - 26 mm x 74-78 mm , Double angled 11 - 15 mm x 74 - 78 mm , Double angled bulb 23 - 27 mm x 62 - 66 mm , Instrument case 21 - 25 x 9 - 13 x 3 - 4 inch , Serrated cam joint 0.5 x 0.5

Description: Restricted tender with public competition Vob/a 465 m² concrete paving stone dismantling and removal 475 m² asphalt dismantling and removal 170 m³ base layers loosening, loading and removal, partial reinstallation 910 m³ soil loosening, loading and removal 3 pieces ... More465 m² concrete paving stone dismantling and removal 475 m² asphalt dismantling and removal 170 m³ base layers loosening, loading and removal, partial reinstallation Reinstallation 910 m³ of soil loosening, loading and removal 3 pieces of woody plants felling and disposal 8 pieces of existing elements removal and removal (including signs, waste containers) 100 m of power line construction 1,175 m² of water-bound path surface delivery and installation 100 m² of asphalt delivery and installation 420 m² of paving delivery and installation 500 m³ of base layers delivery and installation 945 m of path edging (curbs, runners) 300 m² of fall protection 9 pieces of play elements 20 m of ball-stop fence 18 pieces of seating 15 pieces of leaning bars 33 pieces of woody plants 500 pieces of hedge planting/shrubs 265 m² of planting areas with finishing care 1,900 m² of sowing areas with finishing care Landscaping and civil engineering work

Description: Negotiated award with public competition for participation (service) Security services for all aspects of the Dippemess in spring 2025 in Frankfurt am Main. Tourismus+congress GmbH Frankfurt am Main is the organizer of the Dippemess in spring 2025. For regulatory reasons, the provision of security personnel is mandatory. In order to meet this requirement, we are looking for companies that can provide the following services: - Manning traffic posts/access control (compulsory expertise test in accordance with Section 34a of the Trade Regulations) - Patrolling the event site day and night - Manning/guarding defined locations - Receiving, storing and issuing items prohibited on the event site in return for storage tokens - General security activities on the event site as instructed - If required. Securing fireworks areas - keeping fire department passages and escape routes clear - securing disaster relief routes in the event of an incident - implementing the security and evacuation concept - checking that opening times are being observed - visual monitoring of event technology/infrastructure measures (cable mats, fences, canals, toilets, etc.) and, if necessary, setting up or reporting - steward services - manning access barriers - additional tasks can be added at short notice. Before coordination with the security authorities, the expected number of hours for the entire package is 3,600 hours (approx. 25% of which are public traffic areas). An increase or reduction in the quota is possible.

Details: English Title: Request For Proposals (rfp) - Facilities Maintenance And Support Services, Cfb Borden Ontario English Description: Defence Construction Canada (dcc) – Is Calling For Proposals From Firms To Provide Facilities Maintenance And Support Services To The Department Of National Defence (dnd) For Installations Located At Cfb Borden, Ontario, And Two (2) Remote Sites (armouries In Barrie And Owen Sound, Ontario). The Contractor Will Be Required To Provide Maintenance And Support Services For All Identified Buildings And Their Associated Infrastructure Within The Defined Property Limits In A Manner And To A Standard That Will Not Cause The Buildings To Deteriorate Beyond Normal Wear And Tear Throughout The Contract Term. Following Contract Award, The Contractor Will Be Required To Progressively Mobilize And Be Ready To Commence Providing The Services By The Service Commencement Date In The Contract. The Initial Period Of Service Will Be Five (5) Years. If Mutually Agreeable Between The Contractor And Dcc, The Period Of Service May Be Extended For Up To Two (2) Additional Three (3) Year Periods, For A Possible Total Of Eleven (11) Years. Information Provided By The Proponents Will Be Evaluated Using The Established Criteria In The Rfp. Firms That Consider Themselves Qualified To Provide These Services Are Invited To Submit Their Proposals Through The Merx Electronic Bidding System On Or Before The Closing Date And Time Indicated On The Electronic Bidding System. This Solicitation Is Being Conducted In Accordance With The Requirements Set Out In The Canadian Free Trade Agreement (cfta), Chapter Nineteen Of The Canada-european Union Comprehensive Economic And Trade Agreement (ceta) And The World Trade Organization Agreement On Government Procurement (wto-gpa). The Selected Consultant Will Be Required To Hold A Valid Facility Security Clearance (fsc) At The Level Of Secret, Issued By The Contract Security Program (csp) Within Public Services And Procurement Canada (pspc). Details Concerning The Security Requirements For This Project Are Identified In The Rfp Documents. Questions Regarding This Solicitation Are To Be Directed Only To The Point Of Contact Identified In This Advertisement. Proponents Who Address Their Questions To Anyone Other Than The Point Of Contact During The Solicitation Period May, For That Reason Alone, Be Disqualified. Please Note That The Preliminary Results For This Solicitation Will Be Available On Merx. Proponents Can Obtain Contract Award Results From The Dcc Website At Https://www.dcc-cdc.gc.ca/industry/contract-activity.

Details: Defence Construction Canada, Canadian Multi-mission Aircraft (cmma) Flight Training Facility, Canadian Forces Base 14 Wing, Greenwood, Nova Scotia, Gw24cmma 81655 Defence Construction Canada (dcc) Is Requesting Proposals From Design-build Teams To Design And Construct The New Flight Training Facility To Be Located At Canadian Forces Base At 14 Wing Greenwood, Nova Scotia, Following A Modified Design-build Approach. Additional Details Are Provided In The Request For Proposals (rfp) Documents. The Rough Order Magnitude Construction Cost Estimate For This Project Is $71.7 Million. Firms That Consider Themselves Qualified To Provide These Services Are Invited To Submit Their Proposals Through The Merx Electronic Bidding System On Or Before The Closing Date And Time Indicated On The Electronic Bidding System. This Solicitation Is Being Conducted In Accordance With The Requirements Set Out In The Canadian Free Trade Agreement (cfta), Chapter Nineteen Of The Canada-european Union Comprehensive Economic And Trade Agreement (ceta) And The World Trade Organization Agreement On Government Procurement (wto-gpa). The Selected Design-builder Will Be Required To Hold A Valid Facility Security Clearance At The Level Of Secret And Obtain Approved Document Safeguarding Capability At The Level Of Secret, Issued By The Contract Security Program (csp), Public Works And Government Services Canada (pwgsc). Details Concerning The Security Clearance Requirements For This Project Are Identified In Amendment No.1 To The Tender Documents. Questions Regarding This Solicitation Are To Be Directed Only To The Point Of Contact Identified In This Advertisement. Bidders Who Address Their Questions To Anyone Other Than The Point Of Contact During The Solicitation Period May, For That Reason Alone, Be Disqualified. Bidders Can Obtain Contract Award Results From The Dcc Website At Https://www.dcc-cdc.gc.ca/industry/contract-activity. Dcc Now Publicly Discloses Information On Payments Made To Prime Contractors So That Subcontractors Know When They Can Expect Payment. Information On Payments Made In The Past 90 Days On Construction Contracts Over $100,000, As Well As Further Information Regarding Dcc’s Prompt Payment Commitment, Can Be Obtained From The Dcc Website At Https://www.dcc-cdc.gc.ca/industry/contract-activity.

Details: Legal Notice To Bidders Sealed Bids For Phase 2 George Harrison Soccer Complex Will Be Received By The City Of Olive Branch At 9200 Pigeon Roost Road, Olive Branch, Mississippi 38654 Until 2:00 P.m. Local Time On Monday, December 9, 2024 And Thereafter Will Be Opened And Publicly Read. The Project Consists Of The Installation Of Soccer Fields, A Concession Building, Parking, Fencing, Lighting, Irrigation, And Signage Within The City Of Olive Branch Ms. A Pre-bid Conference Will Be Held At City Hall At 12:00 P.m. Local Time On Monday, December 2nd, 2024, In Order To Discuss The Scope And Schedule For The Project. Plans, Specifications And Contract Documents May Be Picked Up At The Office Of Karen Mcneil, Purchasing Manager, 9200 Pigeon Roost Road, Olive Branch, Mississippi (662-892-9208) Or Via Email At Karen.mcneil@obms.us. In Addition, Official Bid Documents Can Be Downloaded From Central Bidding At Www.centralbidding.com. Electronic Bids Can Be Submitted At Www.centralbidding.com. Electronic Bids Are Due The Same Time And Date As Sealed Bids. For Any Questions Relating To The Electronic Bidding Process, Please Call Central Bidding At 225-810-4814. Each Bid Must Be Submitted In A Sealed Envelope, Addressed To The City Clerk, City Of Olive Branch, 9200 Pigeon Roost Road, Olive Branch, Mississippi 38654. Each Envelope Must Be Plainly Marked On The Outside As “phase 2 George Harrison Soccer Complex” And Must Bear On The Outside The Date The Bid Is To Be Opened. Opened Bids Will Be Presented For Consideration At A Regular Meeting Of The Mayor And Board Of Aldermen Of The City Of Olive Branch. Each Bid Shall Be Accompanied By A Bidder’s Bond Issued By A Surety Company Licensed To Operate In The State Of Mississippi, In The Amount Of 5% Of The Total Maximum Bid Price, As A Guarantee That If The Bid Is Accepted, The Bidder Will Enter Into A Contract And Execute The Performance And Payment Bonds In The Form And Within The Time Specified. The Successful Bidder Will Be Required To Execute A Performance Bond And A Payment Bond, Each In The Amount Of 100% Of The Contract, Issued By A Surety Company Licensed To Operate In The State Of Mississippi And Shall Be Named In The Current List Of "companies Holding Certificates Of Authority As Acceptable Sureties On Federal Bonds And As Acceptable Reinsuring Companies" As Published In Circular 570 (amended) By The Audit Staff Bureau Of Accounts, U.s. Treasury Department. Each Bidder Shall Have A Certificate Of Responsibility To Bid On Contracts For Public Projects In Which The Bid Price Exceeds $50,000.00 And For Private Projects In Which The Bid Price Exceeds $100,000.00 As Required By The Laws Of The State Of Mississippi. Each Bidder Shall Show On The Outside Of The Envelope Containing His Bid: His Current Certificate Of Responsibility Number And Expiration Date Or If Applicable, A Statement Certifying That The Bid Enclosed Does Not Exceed $50,000.00 For A Public Project Or $100,000.00 For A Private Project. Failure To Show These Items On The Outside Of The Envelope Containing The Bid Will Result In The Bid Being Returned To Bidder Unopened. No Bidder May Withdraw His Bid For A Period Of Sixty (60) Days After Date Of Actual Bid Opening, Without The Owner's Consent. The City Of Olive Branch Reserves The Right To Reject Any Or All Bids In Whole Or In Part, With Or Without Cause; And To Accept The Lowest Bid Which In Its Judgment Will Be For The Best Interest Of The City Of Olive Branch. Witness My Signature This The 29th Day Of October, 2024. /s/ Tena Stewart, City Clerk

Details: Details Tender Number Spsc-b-024-2024 Department Defence Tender Type Request For Bid(open-tender) Province Kwa-zulu Natal Date Published 25/11/2024 Closing Date 10/01/2025 11 00 Place Where Goods, Works Or Services Are Required Collingwood Road-jacobs-durban-4026 Special Conditions Administrative Enquiries Chief Petty Officer I. Van Der Westhuizen 021 787 5207 Spscbidinvitation@dod.mil.za Technical Enquiries Staff Sergeant N. Jantjies 021 787 5144 Spsctechnical@dod.mil.za Enquiries Contact Person Chief Petty Officer I. Van Der Westhuizen Email Spscbidinvitation@dod.mil.za Telephone Number 021-787-5207 Fax Number N/a Briefing Session Is There A Briefing Session? Yes Is It Compulsory? Yes Briefing Date And Time 12/12/2024 11 00 Briefing Venue Dod Mosd Durban, 1 Collingwood Road, Jacobs, 4026, Kwa-zulu Natal Tender Documents Spsc-b-024-2024.pdf

Details: The Vision Of This Service Is To Effectively And Consistently Have The Capability To Unify The Cyber Incident Response Across Multiple Hse Organisational Constructs. This Allows Hse To Have Defined Centralised Management And Accountability For Handling Cyber Incidents Within The Hse. Expected Benefits Include But Not Limited To; • Improved Ability To Detect And Respond To Cybersecurity Events. • Improved Resilience Against Cyber-attacks. • Alignment With The Cyber Defence Strategy. • Enables The Business To Deliver On The Wider Ehealth Strategy The Key Components Of The Managed Extended Detection And Response Service Are: 1. Proactively Detect And Respond To Potential Security Threats Before They Can Cause Significant Harm To The Hse 2. Minimize The Risk Of Data Breaches And Other Security Incidents By Identifying And Responding To Potential Security Threats In A Timely Manner 3. Improve The Hse's Cybersecurity Posture, Enhance The Organization’s Ability To Protect Sensitive Data And Comply With Relevant Regulations 4. Provide Regular Reporting And Communication To Stakeholders On The Current State Of The Organization's Cybersecurity Posture. This Helps Ensure That All Stakeholders Are Aware Of Any Potential Threats And Are Taking Appropriate Action To Mitigate Them. The Procurement Is Related To A Project And/or Programme Financed By European Union Funds: No

Details: The Vision Of This Service Is To Effectively And Consistently Have The Capability To Unify The Cyber Incident Response Across Multiple Hse Organisational Constructs. This Allows Hse To Have Defined Centralised Management And Accountability For Handling Cyber Incidents Within The Hse. Expected Benefits Include But Not Limited To; • Improved Ability To Detect And Respond To Cybersecurity Events. • Improved Resilience Against Cyber-attacks. • Alignment With The Cyber Defence Strategy. • Enables The Business To Deliver On The Wider Ehealth Strategy The Key Components Of The Managed Extended Detection And Response Service Are: 1. Proactively Detect And Respond To Potential Security Threats Before They Can Cause Significant Harm To The Hse 2. Minimize The Risk Of Data Breaches And Other Security Incidents By Identifying And Responding To Potential Security Threats In A Timely Manner 3. Improve The Hse's Cybersecurity Posture, Enhance The Organization’s Ability To Protect Sensitive Data And Comply With Relevant Regulations 4. Provide Regular Reporting And Communication To Stakeholders On The Current State Of The Organization's Cybersecurity Posture. This Helps Ensure That All Stakeholders Are Aware Of Any Potential Threats And Are Taking Appropriate Action To Mitigate Them. The Procurement Is Related To A Project And/or Programme Financed By European Union Funds: No