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Automated Water Distribution and Treatment System for Small Animals

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DAL2026-21490692International

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Dalhousie University is seeking proposals for the implementation of an Automated Water Distribution and Treatment System for Small Animals at the Carleton Animal Care Facility. The project requires a reliable system capable of delivering treated, recirculated drinking water to small rodents across multiple rooms, ensuring full compliance with Canadian Council on Animal Care regulations. The solution must be compatible with existing ventilated racks equipped with water distribution manifolds and should ideally offer adaptability for future equipment procurement. Interested proponents must submit their proposals by the deadline of November 20, 2026. Bidders are responsible for monitoring the bidding system for any addenda, clarifications, or instructions that may affect their submissions. This solicitation, identified as DAL2026-21490692, focuses on maintaining high standards of animal care through a uniform and automated water supply infrastructure.

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Dalhousie University seeks proposals for an automated small animal water system by November 20, 2026.

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This Request for Proposals (the “RFP”) is an invitation by the Dalhousie University (“University”) to prospective proponents to submit proposals for the Automated Water Distribution and Treatment System for Small Animals as further described in Section A of the RFP Particulars (Appendix B) (the “Deliverables”).Carleton Animal Care Facility (CACF), which houses research animals at Dalhousie University, is seeking an automated watering system to supply and distribute drinking water to small rodents, including rats and mice. The system must deliver treated, recirculated water which meets or exceeds Canadian Councial on Animal Care (CCAC) regulations on drinking water. This system must reliably supply water uniformly to ventilated racks in multiple rooms within the animal care facility. The system must be compatible with current ventilated racks equipped with water distribution manifolds and ideally adaptable to future ventilated racks that are procured that meet CCAC requirements.Please Note: To ensure the latest information and updates regarding this bid, the onus is on the bidder to ensure they are monitoring the bidding system for issued addenda, clarifications and instructions that may impact submissions.

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