Graveuses Laser - UNSPC 27112718 - 43212105
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This appears to be an open Department of National Defence opportunity for the supply of two laser engraving machines. The work potentially includes delivery, installation, commissioning, and user training. The machines would be used to produce identification plates and permanently mark parts and equipment for the Canadian Armed Forces. One machine is intended for the 202nd Workshop Depot in Montréal, Quebec, and the other for the Land Engineering Support Centre in Ottawa, Ontario. The opportunity may therefore involve work in both Quebec and Ontario, including the National Capital Region. The stated closing date is September 25, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. The tender documents appear to be available through the provided Canada Buys links, including an RFP and annexes. No direct official notice URL was provided in the tender data. Businesses should review the complete official tender package for technical specifications, mandatory requirements, delivery timelines, security or site-access requirements, bidding instructions, and evaluation criteria. This summary does not confirm that any particular business qualifies or is eligible to bid; verify all details in the official notice before submitting a bid.
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- Supply two (2) laser engraving machines for the Canadian Armed Forces.
- Deliver and install one machine at the 202nd Workshop Depot (202 WD) in Montréal, Quebec.
- Deliver and install the second machine at the Land Engineering Support Centre (LESC) in Ottawa, Ontario.
- Provide commissioning for both laser engraving machines.
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Acquisition, installation, mise en service et formation pour deux (2) machines de gravure laser afin de produire des plaques d’identification et d’effectuer le marquage permanent de pièces et d’équipements utilisés par les Forces armées canadiennes. Une machine sera livrée et installée au 202e Dépôt d’ateliers (202 DA) à Montréal (Québec), et l’autre au Centre de soutien du génie terrestre (CSGT) à Ottawa (Ontario).
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