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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on November 10, 2023. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Ship Based Chemical Detection System for the Canadian Surface Combatant

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The Government of Canada, through the Department of National Defence, is seeking information from potential suppliers for the procurement of Ship based Chemical Detection Systems. These systems must be capable of integration with an Integrated Platform Management System to support the Canadian Surface Combatant program. This initiative is part of the Strong, Secure, Engaged defence policy, which involves the acquisition of 15 versatile ships designed to replace the retired Iroquois-class Destroyers and Halifax-class frigates. The Canadian Surface Combatant vessels are intended to provide decisive combat power and versatility for a wide range of missions, including counter-terrorism, humanitarian aid, and sovereignty enforcement. Construction for the first vessel is anticipated to begin in 2023 or 2024, with performance of the contract centered in Nova Scotia. This specific solicitation serves as a Request for Information to identify qualified vendors with a proven track record in providing and installing specialized chemical detection sensors for maritime environments.

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Canada seeks suppliers for ship-based chemical detection systems for Canadian Surface Combatant vessels.

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of National Defence
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Benjamin HoarPoint of Contact

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Canada’s defence policy, “Strong, Secure, Engaged” (SSE), has committed to investing in 15 Canadian Surface Combatant (CSC) ships. These ships will be Canada’s major surface component of maritime combat power. With its effective warfare capability and versatility, it can be deployed rapidly anywhere in the world, either independently or as part of a Canadian or international coalition. The CSC will be able to deploy for many months with a limited logistic footprint. The CSC will be able to conduct a broad range of tasks, including: • Delivering decisive combat power at sea; • Supporting the Canadian Armed Forces, and Canada’s Allies ashore; • Conducting counter-piracy, counter-terrorism, interdiction and embargo operations for medium intensity operations; and • Delivering humanitarian aid, search and rescue, law and sovereignty enforcement for regional engagements. The acquisition is for 15 ships to replace both the retired Iroquois-class Destroyers and the Halifax-class frigates. The construction of the first CSC vessel is expected to begin in 2023/2024. The purpose of this Request for Information is to identify potential suppliers that have previously provided and/or installed Ship based Chemical Detection Systems with integration of these sensors with an Integrated Platform Management System.

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