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One (1) Tracked Skid Steer with bucket and forks
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The Department of National Defence is seeking the procurement of one tracked skid steer equipped with a bucket and forks to support daily operations and snow removal for 1 Canadian Field Hospital in Garrison Petawawa, Ontario. The required period of performance for this equipment spans from October 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026. This solicitation is issued under PWGSC Supply Arrangement E6TOR-23RM03 and is open to pre-qualified Stream 1 supply arrangement holders. While non-holders may submit bids, they cannot be awarded a contract until they have been evaluated and issued a supply arrangement by the Supply Arrangement Authority. There are no security requirements or trade agreements associated with this procurement.
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*Petawawa, CANSet-Aside
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