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Pace Stick
Mesure-Pas
Description
The Directorate of Soldier Systems Program Management, on behalf of the Canadian Armed Forces, has an requirement to purchase Pace Sticks in three different lengths: (39”/ 99.06 cm), (41”/ 104.14 cm) and (43”/ 109.2 cm). The Pace Stick is a training instrument used to gauge the length of pace and to measure distance and interval. The Pace Stick is intended for use by supervisory personnel, primarily during drill training to achieve standard lengths of pace.
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Quick Summary
The Department of National Defence, through the Directorate of Soldier Systems Program Management, is seeking to purchase Pace Sticks in three different lengths for use by supervisory personnel during drill training. These instruments help measure pace length and distance to ensure standardization in training.
Ideal For
Companies specializing in manufacturing or supplying military training equipment and measurement tools should consider bidding.
military equipmenttraining instrumentsmeasurement toolsdefense supplies
Low complexityTender Details
- Reference Number
- cb-412-79911253
- Solicitation Number
- W8486-249411
- Publication Date
- Apr 29, 2024
- Closing Date
- Jul 12, 2024
- Procurement Method
- Competitive - Open bidding
- Selection Criteria
- Lowest Price
- Notice Type
- Request for Proposal
Classification
- UNSPSC Code
- 42251700
- UNSPSC Description
- Gait training products
Trade Agreements
Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)
Contracting Entity
Department of National Defence
101 Colonel By Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
Regions of Delivery
Montréal; Edmonton
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