Req 8994 Colt C8 H&K G36 compatible Carbine Training Ammunition
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The Province of British Columbia, through its Procurement Services Branch, is soliciting quotes for the supply of 77,500 rounds of Colt C8 and H&K G36 compatible carbine training ammunition. The required ammunition must be .223 caliber or 5.56mm, 62 grain ball, with no substitutions permitted. Deliveries are distributed across four locations: Coquitlam (50,000 rounds), Oliver (16,000 rounds), Prince George (6,500 rounds), and Victoria (5,000 rounds), with specific delivery deadlines for Prince George and Oliver set for December 18, 2026. This invitation to quote is subject to strict eligibility and administrative requirements. Notably, any submissions from U.S.-based suppliers will be disregarded and not evaluated. All pricing must be in Canadian dollars, and payments are subject to the Financial Administration Act of British Columbia. The buyer maintains a fifteen-day inspection period upon delivery at the designated points to verify that goods are not defective or counterfeit and conform to all specifications. Suppliers are required to maintain insurance coverage consistent with prudent industry standards and must utilize the provided electronic response forms for submission.
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