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Drone Parachutes
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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is soliciting bids exclusively from Canadian suppliers for the supply and delivery of drone parachutes, with all deliverables required on or before March 31, 2026. The contract involves procuring a total of 20 parachutes, comprising 10 units for the DJI M30T drone and 10 units for the M300 RTK drone, all to be delivered to Surrey, British Columbia. Bidders must ensure the parachutes comply strictly with Transport Canada’s Standard 922.06 for drone operations over people, with mandatory inclusion on the official Drone Safety Standards List. No performance specifications or technical drawings are provided, so compliance and technical acceptability rely solely on this regulatory certification. Partial deliveries are not permitted, and proposals must be submitted via email to the designated RCMP procurement officer by March 4, 2026, the final bid closing date after several extensions. The solicitation is bilingual, and Canada reserves the right to negotiate with suppliers at its discretion. The procurement emphasizes environmentally responsible packaging in alignment with Canada’s Green Procurement Policy and related initiatives, making environmentally preferable packaging a mandatory requirement. No security clearance or special organizational conflict of interest provisions apply to this contract. The evaluation process is based on mandatory technical criteria, focusing on compliance rather than scored ratings, and includes the requirement that all parachutes be Transport Canada approved. Submission instructions specify email delivery only, and full details on proposal formatting and evaluation criteria are referenced in accompanying tender documents. No pricing or contract value information is disclosed in the solicitation, which also highlights the exclusive eligibility of Canadian suppliers under the Policy on Reciprocal Procurement. The RCMP contract officer, Melissa Garlough, serves as the primary contact for the procurement at the Procurement & Contracting Branch, and all updates, amendments, and Q&A responses related to the solicitation are published on Canada’s Government Electronic Tendering Service platform, with bidders responsible for monitoring it regularly.
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Place of Performance
British Columbia, Surrey, CANSet-Aside
Timeline
Submission Closed
