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Nature of Requirements:
Cell Door Locks - Bowden Institution - Innisfail, Alberta
EW038-140840/A
Glover, Cindy
Telephone No. - (780) 497-3860
Fax No. - (780) 497-3510
Requirement:
Public Works and Government Services Canada on behalf of
Correctional Services Canada has a requirement for cell door
locks and push button assemblies for Bowden Institution located
at Innisfail, Alberta. The cell door locks and push button
assemblies required must be manufactured and modified by R.R.
Brink as per the makes, models, descriptions and modifications
specified in the Request for Proposal.
Delivery is required on or before January 15, 2014.
No Substitute Justification:
Currently there are 440 locks in service in the inmate cell area
at Bowden Institution. The locks required must match the
existing cell doors for compatibility and standardization with
the existing electronic and keying system. Therefore, in order
to avoid significant modifications to all existing and any new
lock receptacles as well as having to obtain a new and separate
keying system, the same type of lock must be used. The current
cell doors in Bowden Institution are equipped with R.R. Brink
3022 and 3026 locks.
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