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GE46 Electoral Material – Self Adhesive Floor Marking Strip
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The Office of the Chief Electoral Officer (Elections Canada) is soliciting proposals for 100,000 self-adhesive yellow floor marking strips, identified by specification EC50163 (02/2026), to support federal election and referendum operations. The contract, identified as ECII-RFP-2026-4198, has a proposed award and effective date in 2026 and an initial term ending March 31, 2027, with the option for two additional two-year extensions under the same terms. Delivery of the full quantity is preferred by August 27, 2026, and bidders must propose delivery timelines that will be evaluated as a key technical factor alongside price in a trade-off methodology where the lowest adjusted price based on delivery performance wins. The items must comply with strict packaging and labeling requirements: shipped in corrugated boxes not exceeding 35 lbs, bundled in packages of 50, and labeled in both English and French with specific font size and exact wording; they must be placed on non-returnable skids of specified dimensions compatible with handheld pallet movers. No adhesive residue or floor damage is permitted. Bidders must submit three proposal sections—Technical, Financial, and Certifications—in both hard copy and electronic formats via USB, with electronic submissions via Canada Post’s Connect service preferred; proposals submitted by email or fax are ineligible. All submissions must adhere to naming conventions and file format requirements. The contract is firm fixed price, with pricing to be determined at award, and includes options for additional quantities in increments of 10,000–50,000 units. The contractor must waive all intellectual property rights, ensure products are free from forced labor, and comply with anti-bribery and conflict of interest provisions. No security clearance is formally required, though if classified materials are involved, compliance with government security protocols and an oath of secrecy may apply. All correspondence must go through the designated Contracting Authority only, and debriefings will be offered to unsuccessful bidders. The solicitation is open to Canadian suppliers and those from applicable trading partners, with no socioeconomic set-asides, and all proposals must include the bidder’s legal name and procurement business number.
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