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Fire Sprinkler Heads and Valve Components Supplier

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This scope was carved out of W2037-27-0380/A.

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Sprinker Parts

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of National Defence
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Supplies specialized sprinkler heads and valve components for prime contractors on Department of National Defence projects. Sources exact MFR parts including V3808 concealed heads, V3510 sidewall heads, V2708 pendent heads, V2704 upright heads, and 705 ULC/FM BFVs. Provides an NXT Dry Valve Cutaway for demonstration. Delivers ULC/FM certified valves and sprinkler hardware.

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