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Department of National Defence (DND)

Xylem Flygt Submersible Pump

Name: Xylem Flygt Submersible Pump
Creator: Department of National Defence (DND)

Request for Proposal (RFP)

Estimated value

Not disclosed

Deadline

September 8, 2026

Published

August 10, 2026

Type

Goods

Full description

Fleet Maintenance Facility CAPE BRETON requires a Flygt Submersible Pump to be used in the Drydock.
Goods and Services Identification Number (GSIN): N4320
Make and Model: XYLEM FLYGT CS222-3 3.6/460/3 16M SS LAV 3060.390-1360

This is a no-substitute requirement. The existing infrastructure within the Drydock Tunnel imposes strict physical size and configuration constraints that cannot be met by alternative pumps without significant modifications to the facility. The use of any other pump would introduce compatibility, installation, operational, and maintenance challenges, and would require costly engineering changes to the existing infrastructure.

Selection criteria

Lowest Price

AI Summary

Fleet Maintenance Facility CAPE BRETON requires a Flygt Submersible Pump to be used in the Drydock. Goods and Services Identification Number (GSIN): N4320 Make and Model: XYLEM F...

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Basic information

Reference

cb-179-49806650

Solicitation no.

W3555-272786

Buyer

Department of National Defence (DND)

Notice type

Request for Proposal

Method

Competitive - Open bidding

Procurement category

*GD

Trade agreements

*Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement (CKFTA) *Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)

Estimated value

Not disclosed

Source

canadabuys

Classification & terms

UNSPSC

UNSPSC 40000000 — Distribution and Conditioning Systems and Equipment and Components

Delivery & regions

Regions of opportunity

*Canada

Regions of delivery

*Victoria

Contract term

September 9, 2026 → December 22, 2027

Key dates

Published

August 10, 2026

Closes

September 8, 2026

Amendment no.

002

Amendment date

September 1, 2026

Contact

Contact

S•••• F•••••

Email

s••••••••@••••••.••.ca

Phone

(250) •••-••••

Address

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Likely incumbents

(1)

Suppliers who have won similar work from this buyer before.

1
Contro Valve Inc
1 contract won· latest August 27, 2026

Contro Valve Inc is the most likely incumbent, based on how often and how recently they have won this buyer’s work in this category. To displace them, expect to need a clearly stronger proposition or price.

Documents

(1)

↓ solicitation-and-contract_en_w3555-272786_0_0.pdf

Complete source record(30)

Title

Xylem Flygt Submersible Pump

Reference number

cb-179-49806650

Amendment number

002

Solicitation number

W3555-272786

Publication date

2026-08-10

Tender closing date

2026-09-08T17:00:00

Amendment date

2026-09-01

Expected contract start date

2026-09-09

Expected contract end date

2027-12-22

Tender status

Open

Unspsc

*40151500

Unspsc description

*Pumps

Procurement category

*GD

Notice type

Request for Proposal

Procurement method

Competitive - Open bidding

Selection criteria

Lowest Price

Trade agreements

*Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement (CKFTA) *Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)

Regions of opportunity

*Canada

Regions of delivery

*Victoria

Contracting entity name

Department of National Defence (DND)

Contracting entity address line

PO Box 17000 Station Forces

Contracting entity address city

Victoria

Contracting entity address province

Contracting entity address postal code

V9A 7N2

Contracting entity address country

Canada

Contact info name

S•••• F•••••

Contact info email

s••••••••@••••••.••.ca

Contact info phone

(250) •••-••••

Attachment

https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/101895/solicitation-and-contract_en_w3555-272786_1.pdf,https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/101895/solicitation-and-contract_en_w3555-272786.pdf,https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/101895/demande-de-propositions-et-contrat_fr_w3555-272786_2.pdf,https://canadabuys.canada.ca/sites/default/files/webform/tender_notice/101895/solicitation-and-contract_en_w3555-272786_0_0.pdf

Tender description

Fleet Maintenance Facility CAPE BRETON requires a Flygt Submersible Pump to be used in the Drydock. Goods and Services Identification Number (GSIN): N4320 Make and Model: XYLEM FLYGT CS222-3 3.6/460/3 16M SS LAV 3060.390-1360 This is a no-substitute requirement. The existing infrastructure within the Drydock Tunnel imposes strict physical size and configuration constraints that cannot be met by alternative pumps without significant modifications to the facility. The use of any other pump would introduce compatibility, installation, operational, and maintenance challenges, and would require costly engineering changes to the existing infrastructure.