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CSU-13B/P G-suits for the Harvard
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The Department of National Defence is soliciting bids for the procurement of CSU-13B/P G-suits for the Harvard, specifically requesting various quantities of cutaway Anti-G Garments under part number MIL-DTL-83406D. The requirement consists of seven different items with quantities ranging from 40 to 90 units each, totaling 470 garments to be delivered to CFSD Montreal. Bidders are strongly encouraged to submit their proposals electronically via the epost Connect service due to pandemic-related staffing and hour reductions. While specific part numbers and NCAGE codes are provided, the Crown will consider equivalent or substitute products provided the brand, model, and NCAGE are clearly indicated. Submissions are accepted in either official language of Canada, and the Crown maintains the right to negotiate with suppliers.
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