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CONTRACTED EXPLOSIVES DETECTION DOGS

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	Reference Number	186436
	Solicitation Number	DND-09/31487
	Organization Name	Department of National Defence / Ministère de la Défense Nationale Director Services Contracting (D Svcs C)
	Source ID	FD.DP.ON.10884.C34582
	Associated Components	Yes

Dates

	Published	2009-11-20
	Revised	2009-11-27
	Closing	2009-11-27 10:00 AM Eastern Standard Time EST

Details

	Category	Professional, Administrative and Management Support Services
	GSINS	R0: Professional Services
	Region of Delivery	Foreign
	Region of Opportunity	World
	Agreement Type
	Tender Type	Request for Proposal (RFP)
	Estimated Value
	Solicitation Method	Open

Notice Description

	CONTRACTED EXPLOSIVES DETECTION DOGS CONTRACTED EXPLOSIVES DETECTION DOGS The use of Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) and other explosive hazards requires the Canadian Forces (CF) deployed in Afghanistan to use resources that allow detection of these hazards to mitigate their effects. Detection dogs have proven to be an effective tool in locating concealed explosives and explosive devices. The use of certified Explosives Detection Dog (EDD) teams is intended to increase the number of IEDs discovered and improve the effectiveness of search operations. Joint Task Force Afghanistan (JTF-Afg) aims to see a reduction in casualties from explosive hazards and an increase in freedom of CF movement through the use of EDD teams. JTF-Afg requires EDD services to execute force protection requirements in support of operations on a 24/7 basis. EDD teams will conduct effective searches of, but not limited to, structures, vehicles, open areas, choke points, and routes in concert with CF or the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) to detect hidden explosives and explosive devices. The Contractor shall deploy a team to Afghanistan consisting of one (1) Kennel Master / Project Manager, two (2) EDD Trainer / Supervisors and fourteen (14) EDD Handlers, who must meet and maintain the qualifications, experience and certifications specified in the Request For Proposal (RFP). One contract will be awarded, if awarded, to the Bidder who submits the lowest cost compliant proposal.

Contact(s)

Client Agency

	Name	Ted Richardson
	Address	National Defence Headquarters 101 Colonel By Drive
	City	Ottawa
	State / Province	ON
	Postal Code	K1A 0K2
	Phone	(613)555-5555
	Fax	(613)992-6506
	Email
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