Deployed Logistics

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Deployed Logistics Services

To provide deployed logistics support services to IROQUOIS,
HALIFAX, PROTECTEUR, KINGSTON, VICTORIA and miscellaneous
classes of naval vessels assigned to Maritime Forces Atlantic,
Maritime Forces Pacific, and assigned support staff, deployed
within the geographical areas described below.  Services are to
be provided on an as and when required basis.

Logistical Support Services shall be provided to support the
purchase of goods and services on behalf of the Royal Canadian
Navy (RCN) when deployed in the following areas defined as Zones
1- 4; 

Zone 1:

Eastern and northern Canada and surrounding areas, defined as
ports within the eastern and northern seaboards of Canada,
including New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island,
Newfoundland and Labrador, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, northern
Canada to the Canada/Alaskan border, the St. Lawrence River; all
ports along the Great Lakes; Greenland; and, the islands St.
Pierre and Miquelon.

Zone 2:

Eastern coasts of USA / Mexico / Central America / South America
and surrounding areas, defined as ports within the eastern
seaboard of the United States from the Canada/Maine border to
the Texas / Mexico border; Puerto Rico; eastern seaboard of
Mexico; eastern seaboard of Central America; islands of the
Caribbean and Bermuda; the eastern seaboard of South America to
the border between Argentina and Chile; the Falkland Islands;
and, other islands within the surrounding areas.

Zone 3:

Europe and surrounding areas,  defined as ports within the
European coastal areas north of Cabo de Sao Vincent, Portugal,
to Russia at longitude 44 Deg E and includes islands such as
Ireland, Iceland, and other islands within the surrounding areas.

Zone 4:

Mediterranean / Red Seas, Africa and the Middle East and
surrounding areas, defined as ports along the southern coastal
border of Portugal, starting at Cabo de Sao Vincent, including
Gibraltar, the coastal areas of the Mediterranean Sea and all
adjoining bodies of water (ie, Adriatic and Black Seas); the Red
Sea; coastal areas of the Gulf of Aden; Persian Gulf; Gulf of
Oman; Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean to Cape Comorin, India; Sri
Lanka; the coast of Africa; and, all adjacent islands such as
the Azores, Madeira, Canary Islands, Cape Verde Islands,
Madagascar, Seychelles, Maldives, and other islands within the
surrounding areas.  

The period of this Standing Offer will be from date of issuance
for a one year period anticipated to be July 01, 2013 to June
30, 2014.  There are 2 option periods of 1 year each.

This procurement is subject to the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement
for Zone 1 ports falling in those geographical areas subject to
the Agreement.

This requirement has provisions for Contract Security.  The full
requirements are detailed in the solicitation document.

The complete requirement is defined in the soliciation document.

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Delivery Date: Above-mentioned

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procurement.

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