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Badge Cleaning, Restoration, and Encasement

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This subcontract for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police involves the technical restoration and preservation of identification badges for prime contractors. The scope of work includes cleaning metallic components, repairing or replacing enamel paint, removing leather backing, and performing final encasement according to Drawing 1/2 specifications. The contractor is responsible for generating proofs to verify name and rank and must utilize precision cleaning tools and specialized enamel repair materials to complete the tasks. The project is categorized under NAICS code 811490 and requires the delivery of restored and encased badges DDP across Canada. Interested parties must respond by October 20, 2026, for this Government of Canada initiative.

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Subcontract for technical restoration and preservation of RCMP identification badges by October 2026.

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This scope was carved out of 202406018/B.

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Performs technical restoration and preservation of I.D. badges for prime contractors on Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) projects. Cleans metallic badges, repairs or replaces enamel paint, removes leather backing, and performs final encasement per Drawing 1/2 specifications. Generates proofs for name and rank verification. Requires precision cleaning tools and enamel repair materials. Delivers restored and encased badges DDP across Canada.

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