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Ride on Floor Scrubber
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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is soliciting a single battery-powered ride-on floor scrubber under solicitation number 202506552, with a closing date of June 22, 2026, for delivery to the RCMP Musical Ride facility at 1 Sandridge Road, Ottawa, Ontario, K1A 0R2. The contract requires the unit to meet strict technical specifications, including a seat-operated ride-on design with maximum dimensions of 80 inches in length, 50 inches in width, and 65 inches in height, and must feature either a right-side scrubbing brush, a right-side broom, or dual front brooms with protective bumpers. The cleaning system must produce a 34 to 40-inch cleaning path with a minimum down pressure of 200 pounds, accommodate a solution tank of at least 170 liters and a recovery tank of at least 190 liters, and provide a minimum runtime of 3.5 hours per charge using a charger compatible with a standard 120-volt outlet. The unit must come with a manufacturer’s warranty and be supported by an authorized service provider located in the National Capital Region capable of performing on-site repairs at the specified delivery address. Delivery must occur between April 1, 2026, and May 31, 2026, under DDP Ottawa terms, with the contractor bearing all transport, customs, duties, and taxes. The contract period extends to March 31, 2027, to cover the full term of performance and delivery confirmation. All packaging must comply with Canada’s Green Procurement Policy, using only reusable, returnable, or recyclable materials, with the bidder responsible for take-back of non-recyclable packaging at no cost to Canada. Non-compliance with packaging or technical requirements will result in bid rejection. Bidders must be Canadian Suppliers as defined under the Reciprocal Procurement Policy and must submit mandatory certifications including the Declaration of Reciprocal Procurement, Certificate of Independent Bid Determination, and Declaration of Environmentally Preferable Packaging. All proposals must be submitted via email as three separate PDF attachments under five-megabyte limits, and must include technical, financial, and certification sections. The evaluation method is Lowest Price Technically Acceptable, where failure to meet any of the eleven mandatory technical criteria will immediately disqualify the bid. Security requirements are stringent; all personnel accessing the site must comply
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National Capital Region (NCR), CANSet-Aside
Timeline
Submission Closed
