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T2012-240078 MV Fundy Rose Thermal Oil Heater
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The Government of Canada, through the Department of Public Works and Government Services, is soliciting proposals for the procurement of a marine thermal oil heater unit for the MV Fundy Rose. This federal requirement is managed under solicitation number WS4994171160, with the primary objective of securing a qualified offeror to provide equipment that meets the specific technical standards outlined in the Annex Statement of Requirements. The project will be performed in Saint John, and interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of May 6, 2025. Christopher Young serves as the primary point of contact for this procurement process, which is being facilitated through the Ariba platform.
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