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SAC System Warranty and Maintenance Provider

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The Government of Ontario, through the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks, is seeking a subcontracted SAC System Warranty and Maintenance Provider. The selected provider will be responsible for delivering a minimum one-year warranty and comprehensive support for SAC Systems utilized by prime contractors on Ministry projects. Key obligations include performing necessary repairs, troubleshooting, and ongoing maintenance to ensure system uptime in accordance with specific technical standards. To qualify for this contract, providers must hold manufacturer certification or an equivalent technical qualification. Deliverables include the provision of full warranty coverage and the submission of detailed maintenance reports. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 13, 2026, for this Canada-based performance opportunity.

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Ontario Ministry seeks certified provider for SAC System warranty and maintenance until 2026.

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The Supply, Delivery and Installation of up to three (3) Semi-automated Cleanup Systems for Organic Contaminants

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AgencyGovernment of Ontario → Environment, Conservation and Parks
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Provides minimum one-year warranty and support for SAC Systems for prime contractors on Ministry projects. Performs repairs, troubleshooting, and maintenance to ensure system uptime per Section 1.5 of Part 3. Requires manufacturer certification or equivalent technical qualification. Delivers warranty coverage and maintenance reports.

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