CCGS Louis- Mechanical Seals

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The Louis St. Laurent, Canada's Arctic Class 4 Heavy Icebreaker,
displacing 14,737 MT, with a designed draft of 9.91 meters will
be replacing the existing packing glands on both outboard wing
shafts with new mechanical seals.  The vessel has three tail
shafts, two wing shafts and one center shaft, Contractor to
supply mechanical seal assemblies for both outboard wing shafts.

Two complete seal assemblies for the wing shafts, one complete
seal assembly as a spare and two 5 year overhaul kits

The detailed requirment and delivery address is located within
the soliciation document.

Delivery Date: Above-mentioned

The Crown retains the right to negotiate with suppliers on any
procurement.

Documents may be submitted in either official language of Canada.