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GE46 Electoral Material – Self Adhesive Floor Marking Strip
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The contract issued by the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer (Elections Canada) is a firm fixed-price procurement for the supply and delivery of self-adhesive yellow floor marking strips, designated as EC50163 (02/2026), with an initial delivery quantity of 100,000 units. These floor strips must meet detailed technical specifications involving tear-resistant material and specific color printing (yellow with black text), and the adhesive must be non-permanent so as not to damage or leave residue on floors upon removal. The contract period extends from the effective date through March 31, 2027, with Elections Canada holding irrevocable options to extend the contract for two additional two-year periods at the same terms and conditions. Delivery of the entire ordered quantity is preferred on or before August 27, 2026. The procurement has no incumbent contractor, no security requirements, and allows submissions from Canadian suppliers and approved trading partners, with proposals accepted electronically via Canada Post's Connect service, or physically by mail or in person. Proposals will be evaluated in a three-phase process prioritizing technical compliance before financial considerations, utilizing an adjusted price scoring methodology that weighs delivery time as a critical factor. Packaging and marking requirements call for careful banding in groups of 50, use of corrugated boxes weighing no more than 35 lbs, and shipment on skids meeting specified dimensions, with strict labeling standards mandating bilingual text in a prescribed format and minimum font size, and non-compliance resulting in rejection. The contract requires the submission of digital and prototype proofs before final production and delivery. Inspection and acceptance are managed by Elections Canada, with final acceptance occurring upon delivery and ownership transfer. Contractor personnel must meet qualifications and security clearance requirements, and the contract contains clauses addressing organizational conflict of interest, anti-kickback measures, and intellectual property rights with all deliverables assigned exclusively to Elections Canada. Pricing details and contact information remain to be finalized at contract award, and invoicing follows a manual submission process to Elections Canada's Gatineau office. The contract is governed by Canadian procurement formats distinct from FAR, with required certifications related to fair pricing, independence, and compliance with federal contracting policies embedded within the proposal submission requirements.
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National Capital Region (NCR), CANSet-Aside
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Submission Closed
