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Integrated Storage System Build

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The contract involves the fabrication of a heavy-duty, multi-tier shelving and storage system designed specifically for gym equipment such as weights, sleds, and barbells, with integration directly into a modular gym frame. The system must be engineered for durability and efficiency, accommodating high-volume use in a military training environment, with structural integrity to support substantial loads and ensure safety under rigorous conditions. All components must be custom-built to align precisely with the existing or planned modular framework, requiring precise measurements, robust materials, and secure mounting solutions that prevent movement or collapse during active use. This is a subcontract opportunity issued by the Department of National Defence under the Government of Canada, with a response deadline of August 13, 2026, and a place of performance located in Halifax, Canada. The North American Industry Classification System code 337127 indicates the work falls under the manufacturing of metal furniture, underscoring the need for industrial-grade metal fabrication expertise. The project emphasizes functionality, longevity, and seamless integration within a larger fitness infrastructure, and contractors must demonstrate capacity to meet stringent military-grade standards for durability, safety, and compliance without explicit set-aside designations. All proposals must be submitted by the stated deadline through the official Canadian government procurement portal.

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Fabricate heavy-duty metal shelving for military gym in Halifax, must meet stringent durability and integration standards.

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Government of Canada → Department of National DefenceView Agency

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337127 - Institutional Furniture ManufacturingView NAICS

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Canada, Halifax, CAN

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Fabrication of heavy-duty, multi-tier shelving and storage compartments for weights, sleds, and barbells integrated into the modular gym frame.

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