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Correctional Service of Canada

L’introduction aux échafaudages – Pénitencier Saskatchewan, Prince Albert SK

Standing offer (RFSO)
Estimated value
Not disclosed
Deadline
December 22, 2014
Published
November 12, 2014
Type
Services
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Questions and Answers for Solicitation #: 52039-14-2089996 – Scaffolding Training – Saskatchewan Penitentiary – Prince Albert SK

Question 1 –
The Financial portion, appendix B, appears to be asking for a “per diem” charge for use in calculating the cost of each program. In other words, it appears that we are to take the total cost of a six week program, divide it by 30, and enter that as the proposed cost. (the same type of formula would apply to a four week program). Is that correct?

Answer 1 –
The Correctional Service of Canada is asking bidders to provide their cost per participant for a training session that will be to a maximum of 6 weeks in duration. Bidders are invited to submit one cost accordingly, for the “Firm Per Diem Rate: All inclusive price per participant.”
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Question 2 –
The RFSO does not address the anchors, lanyards or harnesses that each student must wear while working on practical projects. Is this to be part of the proposal?

Answer 2 –
The RFSO indicates what CORCAN will provide, namely the Personal Protective equipment being the steel toed boots, hard hat, safety glasses and gloves.
Any other equipment that students will require during the training session to work on practical projects is to be supplied by the contractor and should be factored into the contractor’s cost.
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Question 3 –
The supply of the various types of scaffolding itself, which will be used in the practical project, is not mentioned in the RFSO. Is this to be part of the proposal?

Answer 3 –
The RFSO indicates what CORCAN will provide, namely the Personal Protective equipment being the steel toed boots, hard hat, safety glasses and gloves.
All types of scaffolding which will be used in the practical project of the training session must be provided by the contractor and should be factored into the contractor’s cost.

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Question 4 –
The RFSO does not indicate who will be providing the tools for the trainees to use, during the practical portion of their programs. Will these be provided by CORCAN or are they to be provided by the contractor?

Answer 4 –
The RFSO indicates that CORCAN will provide, the identified Personal Protective equipment being the steel toed boots, hard hat, safety glasses and gloves.
Any other tools that the students will require for the training session, to work on practical projects is to be supplied by the contractor and should be factored into the contractor’s cost.
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Basic information

Reference
PW-14-00660274
Solicitation no.
52039-14-2089996
Buyer
Correctional Service of Canada
Notice type
Request for Standing Offer
Method
Competitive - Open bidding
Procurement category
*SRV
Trade agreements
*North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) *World Trade Organization Agreement on Government Procurement (WTO GPA) *Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT)
Estimated value
Not disclosed
Source
canadabuys

Classification & terms

GSIN
*U006C — *Technical / Vocational Training

Delivery & regions

Province
Ontario
Regions of delivery
*Saskatchewan

Key dates

Published
November 12, 2014
Closes
December 22, 2014
Amendment no.
002

Contact

End-user
Correctional Service of Canada
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