Dual Fuel System Supply (Propane Conversion Kit)
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This subcontract agreement involves the supply of low-pressure injection dual fuel conversion systems for gasoline and propane, specifically designed for Ford 7.3L gasoline engines. The systems are intended for use by prime contractors on bus projects for the Region of Peel and must include all necessary equipment, materials, and diagnostic software. The scope of delivery covers conversion kits for 19 buses along with additional spare parts. To ensure safety and performance, all components must adhere to CSA B149.5:25 and UNECE Regulation No. 67 standards. Furthermore, the provider is required to implement a quality control program that has been approved by a third-party Professional Engineer. This procurement is categorized under NAICS code 336390 for motor vehicle parts manufacturing.
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This scope was carved out of 2026-596T.
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CONVERSION OF TRANSHELP BUSES TO A LOW-PRESSURE INJECTION DUAL FUEL (GASOLINE AND PROPANE) SYSTEM
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