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CELL, ELECTROCATALYST NSN 4630-01-320-9185
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The Department of National Defence is seeking the procurement of six electrocatalyst cells, identified by NSN 01-3209185 and part number SA15MXBCT from Excell Technologies International Corporation. The requirement is split equally between two delivery locations, with three units destined for CFB Halifax in Nova Scotia and three units for CFB Esquimalt in British Columbia. Bidders are required to submit their pricing in Canadian dollars to avoid rejection. While the original manufacturer is specified, substitute or equivalent products may be proposed provided the brand, model, part number, and NCAGE are clearly indicated. The solicitation, numbered W8482-231237/A, allows for document submission in either of Canada's official languages, and the Crown maintains the right to negotiate with suppliers.
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*British Columbia *Nova Scotia, CANSet-Aside
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