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Description: The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (rcmp) Requires A Firm Quantity Of 1,500 Suspenders, Duty Belt. The Contract Will Also Include Three (3) Option Quantity Of 1,000 Suspenders, Duty Belt, Which Can Be Exercised Within 24, 36 And 48 Months Of Contract Award, Respectively. The Requirement Is Conditionally Limited To Canadian Goods In Accordance With Article 503.4 (a) Of The Canadian Free Trade Agreement. Canadian Good: A Good Wholly Manufactured Or Originating In Canada Is Considered A Canadian Good. A Product Containing Imported Components May Also Be Considered Canadian For The Purpose Of This Policy When It Has Undergone Sufficient Change In Canada, In A Manner That Satisfies The Definition Specified Under The Canada-united States-mexico Agreement (cusma) Rules Of Origin. For The Purposes Of This Determination, The Reference In The Cusma Rules Of Origin To "territory Of One Or More Of The Parties" Is To Be Replaced With "canada". The Proposed Procurement Will Occur In Two Phases. Phase 1 Is An Expression Of Interest By The Interested Bidders. Phase 2 Is The Solicitation With The Specific Details Of The Requirement. Additional Information Regarding The Phases Can Be Found Below. Canada Reserves The Right To Modify, Change, Or Terminate, At Its Sole Discretion, Any Or All Of The Phases Of The Proposed Procurement At Any Time During The Proposed Procurement Period. Given That This Proposed Procurement May Be Cancelled By Canada, It May Not Result In Any Of The Subsequent Procurement Processes Described In This Document. Phase 1 Of The Proposed Procurement (submission Of Interest): To Participate In This Requirement, Interested Bidders Must Complete And Sign The Attached Submission Of Interest Form And Non-disclosure And Confidentiality Of Information Agreement (ndcia) And Send Them Via Email To The Contracting Authority. A Completed And Signed Submission Of Interest Form And Ndcia Sent Via Email To The Contracting Authority Will Be The Only Accepted Means For Interested Bidders To Express Interest In The Requirement. Expression Of Interest By Any Other Means Will Not Be Considered. If Any Information Is Missing From The Submission Of Interest Form, The Contracting Authority Will Inform The Interested Bidders Of A Timeframe Within Which To Provide The Information. If The Interested Bidders Fail To Provide The Missing Information Within The Timeframe, Their Submission Of Interest Will Not Be Considered. If The Ndcia Is Not Submitted, Duly Completed Or Signed, The Contracting Authority Will Inform The Interested Bidders Of A Timeframe Within Which To Provide The Duly Completed And Signed Ndcia. If The Interested Bidders Fail To Provide The Duly Completed And Signed Ndcia Within The Timeframe, Their Submission Of Interest Will Not Be Considered. Submissions Of Interest Received After The Npp Closing Date Will Not Be Considered. Canada Will Not Be Responsible For Any Failure Attributable To The Transmission Or Receipt Of The Submissions Of Interest. Enquiries Regarding This Proposed Procurement Must Be Submitted Via Email To The Contracting Authority No Later Than Seven (7) Calendar Days Before The Npp Closing Date. Enquiries Received After That Time May Not Be Answered. Canada Will Accept Submissions And Enquiries In Either Official Language Of Canada. Canada Is Not Responsible And Will Not Assume Any Liabilities Whatsoever For The Information Found On Websites Of Third Parties. In The Event An Npp Would Be Amended, Canada Will Not Be Sending Notifications. Canada Will Post All Amendments, Including Significant Enquiries Received And Their Replies, Using Government Electronic Tendering Service (gets) At Https://canadabuys.canada.ca/en/tender-opportunities. It Is The Sole Responsibility Of The Interested Bidders To Regularly Consult Gets For The Most Up-to-date Information. Canada Will Not Be Liable For Any Oversight On The Interested Bidders’ Part Nor For Notification Services Offered By A Third Party. Indigenous Procurement: The Federal Indigenous Business Directory (ibd) Is An Online Resource For All Levels Of Government And The Private Sector To Identify Indigenous Business Capacity. Having A Business Profile In The Ibd Will Increase Your Company’s Visibility And May Provide Additional Business. A Profile In The Ibd Can Also Allow You To Compete For Federal Government Contracts That Are Set-aside For Indigenous Businesses Through The Procurement Strategy For Indigenous Businesses. For More Information And To Review Eligibility Criteria And Register, Visit: Www.canada.ca/indigenousbusinessdirectory. Phase 2 Of The Proposed Procurement (request For Proposal): All Interested Bidders With A Duly Completed And Signed Submission Of Interest And Ndcia In Phase 1 Will Receive A Copy Of The Request For Proposal, The Specifications And Any Other Associated Documentation (the Solicitation Package) In Phase 2. The Contracting Authority Will Send The Solicitation Package, At The Same Time, Directly To The Interested Bidders By Email After The Npp Closing Date. Basis Of Selection: Responsive Bid With The Lowest Evaluated Price (1 Contract Only). The Rcmp Has Adopted The Integrity Regime Administered By Public Services And Procurement Canada. As A Result, The Integrity Provisions Are Being Applied In Rcmp Contracting Activities As Outlined In The Solicitation Package. Canada Retains The Right To Negotiate With Any Supplier On Any Procurement.

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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (rcmp) Requires A National Individual Standing Offer (niso) For The Supply Of Barricade Warning Tape In Accordance With Rcmp Purchase Description Pd-pe-15 Dated 2024-01-15. The Standing Offer Will Be Valid For A Period Of Two (2) Years From The Date Of Issuance With The Option To Extend For Three (3) Additional One (1)-year Periods. The Proposed Procurement Will Occur In Two Phases. Phase 1 Is An Expression Of Interest By The Interested Offerors. Phase 2 Is The Solicitation With The Specific Details Of The Requirement. Additional Information Regarding The Phases Can Be Found Below. Canada Reserves The Right To Modify, Change, Or Terminate, At Its Sole Discretion, Any Or All Of The Phases Of The Proposed Procurement At Any Time During The Proposed Procurement Period. Given That This Proposed Procurement May Be Cancelled By Canada, It May Not Result In Any Of The Subsequent Procurement Processes Described In This Document. Phase 1 Of The Proposed Procurement (submission Of Interest): To Participate In This Requirement, Interested Offerors Must Complete And Sign The Attached Submission Of Interest Form And Non-disclosure And Confidentiality Of Information Agreement (ndcia) And Send Them Via Email To The Contracting Authority. A Completed And Signed Submission Of Interest Form And Ndcia Sent Via Email To The Contracting Authority Will Be The Only Accepted Means For Interested Offerors To Express Interest In The Requirement. Expression Of Interest By Any Other Means Will Not Be Considered. If Any Information Is Missing From The Submission Of Interest Form, The Contracting Authority Will Inform The Interested Offerors Of A Timeframe Within Which To Provide The Information. If The Interested Offerors Fail To Provide The Missing Information Within The Timeframe, Their Submission Of Interest Will Not Be Considered. If The Ndcia Is Not Submitted, Duly Completed Or Signed, The Contracting Authority Will Inform The Interested Offerors Of A Timeframe Within Which To Provide The Duly Completed And Signed Ndcia. If The Interested Offerors Fail To Provide The Duly Completed And Signed Ndcia Within The Timeframe, Their Submission Of Interest Will Not Be Considered. Submissions Of Interest Received After The Npp Closing Date Will Not Be Considered. Canada Will Not Be Responsible For Any Failure Attributable To The Transmission Or Receipt Of The Submissions Of Interest. Enquiries Regarding This Proposed Procurement Must Be Submitted Via Email To The Contracting Authority No Later Than Seven (7) Calendar Days Before The Npp Closing Date. Enquiries Received After That Time May Not Be Answered. Canada Will Accept Submissions And Enquiries In Either Official Language Of Canada. Canada Is Not Responsible And Will Not Assume Any Liabilities Whatsoever For The Information Found On Websites Of Third Parties. In The Event An Npp Would Be Amended, Canada Will Not Be Sending Notifications. Canada Will Post All Amendments, Including Significant Enquiries Received And Their Replies, Using Government Electronic Tendering Service (gets) At Https://canadabuys.canada.ca/en/tender-opportunities. It Is The Sole Responsibility Of The Interested Offerors To Regularly Consult Gets For The Most Up-to-date Information. Canada Will Not Be Liable For Any Oversight On The Interested Offerors’ Part Nor For Notification Services Offered By A Third Party. Indigenous Procurement: The Federal Indigenous Business Directory (ibd) Is An Online Resource For All Levels Of Government And The Private Sector To Identify Indigenous Business Capacity. Having A Business Profile In The Ibd Will Increase Your Company’s Visibility And May Provide Additional Business. A Profile In The Ibd Can Also Allow You To Compete For Federal Government Contracts That Are Set-aside For Indigenous Businesses Through The Procurement Strategy For Indigenous Businesses. For More Information And To Review Eligibility Criteria And Register, Visit: Www.canada.ca/indigenousbusinessdirectory. Phase 2 Of The Proposed Procurement (request For Standing Offer): All Interested Offerors With A Duly Completed And Signed Submission Of Interest And Ndcia In Phase 1 Will Receive A Copy Of The Request For Standing Offer, The Specifications And Any Other Associated Documentation (the Solicitation Package) In Phase 2. The Contracting Authority Will Send The Solicitation Package, At The Same Time, Directly To The Interested Offerors By Email After The Npp Closing Date. Basis Of Selection: Responsive Offer With The Lowest Evaluated Price (1 Standing Offer Only). The Rcmp Has Adopted The Integrity Regime Administered By Public Services And Procurement Canada. As A Result, The Integrity Provisions Are Being Applied In Rcmp Contracting Activities As Outlined In The Solicitation Package. Canada Retains The Right To Negotiate With Any Supplier On Any Procurement.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (rcmp) Central Region Forensic Identification Services Has A Requirement For Two Forensic Light Source Devices To Examine Crime Scenes And Exhibits. These Light Sources, Known As Forensic Or Alternate Light Sources, Can Provide Light In Specific Wavelengths Or Bands Of Wavelengths, Revealing Evidence That Would Otherwise Not Be Located. All The Deliverables Must Be Received On Or Before March 31, 2025. Basis Of Selection: A Bid Must Comply With The Requirements Of The Bid Solicitation And Meet All Mandatory Technical Evaluation Criteria To Be Declared Responsive. The Responsive Bid With The Lowest Evaluated Price Will Be Recommended For Award Of A Contract. Tenders Must Be Submitted To The Rcmp Bid Receiving Unit At: Sara.mihalj@rcmp-grc.gc.ca Refer To The Attached Tender Documents To Obtain Further Information. Canada Retains The Right To Negotiate With Any Supplier On Any Procurement. Documents May Be Submitted In Either Official Language Of Canada. Procuring Office: Sara Mihalj, Acting Procurement Specialist Royal Canadian Mounted Police, O Division 130 Dufferin Ave. 7th Fl., London, On N6a 5r2 519-640-7394 Sara.mihalj@rcmp-grc.gc.ca The Rcmp Has Adopted The Integrity Regime Administered By Public Services And Procurement Canada. As A Result, The Integrity Provisions Are Being Applied In Rcmp Contracting Activities As Outlined In This Solicitation. Canada Will Make Available Notices Of Proposed Procurement (npp), Bid Solicitations And Related Documents For Download Through The Government Electronic Tendering Service (gets) At Https://canadabuys.canada.ca/en/tender-opportunities . Canada Is Not Responsible And Will Not Assume Any Liabilities Whatsoever For The Information Found On Websites Of Third Parties. In The Event An Npp, Bid Solicitation Or Related Documentation Would Be Amended, Canada Will Not Be Sending Notifications. Canada Will Post All Amendments, Including Significant Enquiries Received And Their Replies, Using Gets. It Is The Sole Responsibility Of The Bidder To Regularly Consult Gets For The Most Up-to-date Information. Canada Will Not Be Liable For Any Oversight On The Bidder's Part Nor For Notification Services Offered By A Third Party. Indigenous Procurement: The Federal Indigenous Business Directory (ibd) Is An Online Resource For All Levels Of Government And The Private Sector To Identify Indigenous Business Capacity. Having A Business Profile In The Ibd Will Increase Your Company’s Visibility And May Provide Additional Business. A Profile In The Ibd Can Also Allow You To Compete For Federal Government Contracts That Are Set-aside For Indigenous Businesses Through The Procurement Strategy For Indigenous Businesses. For More Information And To Review Eligibility Criteria And Register, Visit: Www.canada.ca/indigenousbusinessdirectory.

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