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Thermal Imaging Cameras

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W6399-27-SS06Canada

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The Department of National Defence is seeking to acquire four handheld thermal imaging cameras to support training and validate specialist operational capabilities, as part of a formal procurement process under solicitation number W6399-27-SS06. All proposed equipment must strictly adhere to the technical specifications outlined in the Request for Proposal, ensuring full compatibility and performance standards required for military use. The deadline for submissions is set for July 25, 2026, with all deliverables required to be completed no later than September 1, 2026. The Crown maintains the right to engage in further negotiations with any qualified suppliers throughout the procurement process, and all documentation may be submitted in either of Canada’s official languages. The procurement is being managed by the Government of Canada through the Department of National Defence, with primary point of contact Mélanie Crocker, Contracting Authority, reachable via email at melanie.crocker@forces.gc.ca, and the place of performance is designated as Petawawa, Ontario.

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Procure four handheld thermal imaging cameras for military training by September 1, 2026, under solicitation W6399-27-SS06.

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Government of Canada → Department of National DefenceView Agency

NAICS

334511 - Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing View NAICS

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Petawawa, CAN

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RFP W6399-27-SS06 Thermal Imaging Cameras

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RFP W6399-27-SS06 Thermal Imaging Cameras

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of National Defence
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Mélanie CrockerContracting Authority

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The Department of National Defence has a requirement for four (4) handheld thermal imaging cameras to enhance training and validate specialist capabilities. This procurement process is intended to result in the acquisition of four (4) handheld thermal imaging cameras. The equipment being bid in this requirement must fully comply with the Technical Specifications within the Request for Proposal solicitation document. The deliverables are required no later than September 01st, 2026. The Crown retains the rights to negotiate with suppliers on any procurement. Documents may be submitted in either official language of Canada.

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