Multiple Victoria-Class Spares - Valve,Butterfly, Disk,Valve, Seat,Valve
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The Department of National Defence is soliciting bids for critical spare components for the Victoria-class submarines, specifically butterfly valves, valve disks, and valve seats, to be delivered to both CFB Esquimalt and CFB Halifax. The requirement encompasses seven distinct line items, including two butterfly valves with NSN 99-7325511 and multiple part numbers (886.40.880.540, 894030, 56861) from NCAGE K1588, each requiring two units per location; two additional butterfly valves with NSN 99-7299326 and part number 886.30.875.540 from NCAGE K1588, requiring one unit each per location; a valve disk with NSN 99-1584763 and part number QCA/835571 from NCAGE K1806, delivered in quantities of two to CFB Halifax; and two valve seats with NSN 99-4957191 and multiple part numbers (57024-S5441, 57572, 835766) from NCAGE K1588, two units each per location. All items must be sourced from approved manufacturers or equivalent substitutes, with bidders required to specify brand, model, part number, and NCAGE for any substitute products. All delivered items are subject to stringent Unique Item Identification (UID) requirements governed by STANAG 2290, AAITP-09, and STANAG 4329, mandating that each item be permanently marked with an ECC200 Data Matrix symbol containing a unique identifier generated according to specific syntactic and semantic rules. The contractor must submit a detailed UID Data Submission in .CSV or .XLS format prior to shipment, including English and French descriptions, manufacturer CAGE code, part and serial numbers, contract number, and other mandatory fields, alongside a UID Validation and Verification report demonstrating compliance with quality standards. Packaging must include machine-readable PDF417 labels conforming to STANAG 4281 and STANAG 2495 if UII marks are obscured, and items must be marked in a way that does not compromise performance. Invoices must be directed to specific logistics offices
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British Columbia, Nova Scotia, CANSet-Aside
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