Pleasure Craft Boat

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is soliciting a single Tri-Hull Pontoon Boat under solicitation number 202505056, with a closing date of June 10, 2026, at 14:00 EDT. This procurement is restricted to Canadian suppliers under reciprocal procurement policy and falls under NAICS code 336612. The vessel must meet specific technical requirements including a monohull with a shallow V-hull and open-bow configuration, an outboard motor mounted on a hydraulic jack plate for shallow water operations, and a color scheme designed to avoid attracting attention. Delivery must be made Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) Ottawa, Ontario under Incoterms 2020, with the contractor fully responsible for all transportation, customs clearance, duties, and taxes. The firm quantity must be delivered by May 31, 2027, and the contract period extends to March 31, 2027. The contractor is required to provide sufficient personnel and equipment to unload the vessel at any delivery site without federal assistance and must ensure delivery trucks are equipped with unloading devices capable of operation in facilities lacking hydraulic or stationary infrastructure. The bid must be submitted electronically in three separately saved PDF sections—Technical Bid, Financial Bid, and Certifications—with a maximum combined email size of 5 MB; no zip files or links are permitted. Pricing must be exclusive to the Financial Bid and must comply with Annex B, Basis of Payment. All technical requirements labeled as “must” or “mandatory” are pass/fail gates, and bidders must provide detailed written substantiation in accordance with Attachment 1 to Part 4; failure to adequately demonstrate compliance results in disqualification. Mandatory certifications include the Reciprocal Procurement Declaration and the Environmentally Preferable Packaging Declaration, with bidders responsible for ensuring packaging is recyclable or reusable and must take back any non-recyclable or non-reusable packaging at no additional cost to Canada. The Evaluation will be based on the lowest responsive bid price after verifying compliance with all mandatory technical criteria. The contract is governed by Ontario law and incorporates Standard Instructions 2003 (2023-06-08), General Conditions 2010A, and supplemental clauses on compliance with on-site rules and work suspension. The Technical Authority acts as the Inspection Authority and may reject any non-conforming deliverables at the contractor’s sole expense. All submissions must be directed to Shannon Pl