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Marine Vessel Supply (Boats)

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This subcontract opportunity through Supply Ontario involves the supply of various marine vessels for prime contractors working on Ontario Public Sector ministry projects. The scope of work requires the manufacture or distribution of boats specifically designed for use in northern and remote regions, ensuring all vessels are constructed in accordance with Transport Canada construction standards for small vessels, specifically TP 1332 E. To be eligible, providers must maintain ISO certifications and operate under a documented Quality Assurance program. The contract mandates that the supplier is responsible for the full delivery of completed and commissioned boats. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 26, 2026.

General Info

Supply Ontario subcontract for Transport Canada compliant marine vessels due November 26, 2026.

Place of Performance

ON, CAN

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This scope was carved out of rfX_20586.

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Refresh - Supply and Delivery of Boats, Motors and Trailers

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AgencyGovernment of Ontario → Supply Ontario
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Supplies various types of boats for prime contractors on Ontario Public Sector ministry projects. Manufactures or distributes vessels constructed according to Transport Canada construction standards for small vessels (TP 1332 E) for use in remote and northern regions. Requires ISO certifications and a documented Quality Assurance program. Delivers completed, commissioned boats.

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