Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) - *Canada, *World, Ottawa, Ontario
The RCMP is seeking suppliers for testing Conducted Energy Weapons (CEWs) under a National Individual Standing Offer (NISO). This appears relevant to Canadian businesses with the documented technical capability, personnel, equipment, and compliance procedures required to perform CEW testing across the required scope. Key details: -Buyer: Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) -Status: Open -Closing date: November 11, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. The time zone and any submission-format requirements should be confirmed in the official documents. -Expected start date: January 4, 2027 -Contract structure: Five-year standing-offer period, with up to three additional one-year extensions -Location: Canada-wide scope is indicated, with Ottawa, Ontario listed as the procurement location -Eligible suppliers: The notice states that bidding is open only to Canadian suppliers and suppliers from an applicable trading partner -Evaluation: Mandatory technical criteria must be met. Among responsive offers, the lowest evaluated price is expected to be recommended. -Submission contact: Adam Harrington, RCMP, at [email protected] -Documents: The tender PDF is available at https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/111172/202604988c---rfso---en.pdf Before deciding whether to bid, review the full Request for Standing Offers for the mandatory technical criteria, testing standards, required qualifications or certifications, equipment requirements, pricing instructions, insurance and security provisions, geographic/service requirements, and submission rules. The notice indicates that documents may be submitted in either official language. Bidders are responsible for monitoring the Government Electronic Tendering Service (GETS) for amendments, questions and answers, and updated documents; Canada may not issue separate notifications. The RCMP’s supplier integrity and compliance provisions also apply. This opportunity potentially matches a qualified CEW testing provider, but the business should verify its requirements and ability to respond against the official tender notice before submitting an offer.
