Integrated Exhaust Monitoring and Fire Suppression System

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police, acting on behalf of the Government of Canada, is seeking a subcontractor to supply and integrate an advanced exhaust monitoring system designed to detect thermal runaway and hazardous gas emissions from lithium-ion batteries. The system must include real-time alarms and either self-deploying or rechargeable fire suppression capabilities to mitigate immediate risks, ensuring rapid response to battery-related incidents. The solution must be fully integrated, reliable, and capable of continuous operation in mission-critical environments, with performance specifications focused on sensitivity, response time, and system redundancy. Performance of the work is required within the National Capital Region, and the subcontract is to be awarded following a competitive solicitation with a response deadline set for July 29, 2026. The contract falls under NAICS code 334318, indicating a focus on manufacturing electronic components and components for specialized systems. The requirement emphasizes technical innovation in safety technology, particularly for applications involving high-risk energy storage, and expects the subcontractor to deliver a system that meets stringent operational and environmental standards without relying on external intervention for activation or maintenance.