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RFP - Specialized Multi-Band Mobile Satellite Equipment for Shared Services Canada
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Shared Services Canada is seeking a single supplier to provide specialized multi-band mobile satellite equipment on an as-needed basis under a contract with a three-year base term and two optional one-year extensions, allowing for a potential five-year duration. The equipment includes transportable satellite terminals with 1.2m and 1.8m antennas supporting X/Ku/Ka bands and 500 MHz instantaneous bandwidth, along with MIL-SPEC tablets and interoperability with Hydra MAX and Iridium networks. Deliverables encompass not just the hardware but also associated services such as configuration management, operator training, diagnostic and repair services, and disposal, all priced in $100 increments. Contract performance must meet strict technical equivalency standards, ensuring form, fit, function, and quality compatibility with existing Canadian government systems, with the Government retaining the right to inspect and accept deliverables upon delivery. Bidders are required to register on the SSC P2P portal to access, respond to, and receive updates on this solicitation, with proposals due by June 2, 2026. Evaluation will focus on technical compliance, pricing reasonableness assessed against MSRP and market benchmarks, past performance, and responsiveness, with no stated weighting but a clear preference for a best-value trade-off rather than lowest-price-acceptable. The contractor is subject to a liability cap at 100% of total estimated contract cost, a $1,000 per day liquidated damages penalty for late delivery capped at 10% of the delayed work’s value, and mandatory rounding of all service charges to the nearest $100. The Crown may terminate for convenience with appropriate compensation, and suppliers must comply with supply chain integrity protocols, providing full product lineage including manufacturer name, part number, model, country of origin, and URLs on all equipment. No UEI, CAGE, or socioeconomic certifications are required, and all submissions must be completed through the SSC P2P portal using the provided templates without alterations to protected fields.
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Canada, CANSet-Aside
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Submission Closed
