FOOD COMPONENTS (IMP) 2014

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Nature of Requirements: 
FOOD COMPONENTS (IMP) 2014

W8486-14SP0C/A
Papineau (PR Div.), Alain
Telephone No. - (819) 956-0389 


Line1, SANDWICH BUN
Line2, BLUEBERRY APPLE CEREAL
Line3, STRAWBERRY CRUNCHY CEREAL
Line4, MAPLE BROWN SUGAR OATMEAL
Line5, PEACHES & CREAM OATMEAL
Line6, KETCHUP
Line7, MUSTARD
Line8, HOT SAUCE
Lime 9, STEAK SAUCE
Line10, STRAWBERRY JAM
Line11, RASPBERRY JAM
Line12, HONEY
Line13, PEANUT BUTTER


This document provides information on the Canadian Forces' need
to purchase Sandwich buns, Cereal, Oatmeal, Jams, Honey, Peanut
butter and Condiments in individual packets for the Individual
Meal Packs (IMPs) 

Each year, the National Combat Ration Program produces
Individual Meal Packs (IMP) that are used for training
exercises, deployed operations or in emergency situations when
it does not permit the use of fresh rations. The IMP consists of
an average of 20 food and non-food items packaged in an overwrap
bag.

All combat ration component contracts state a specific delivery
period to ensure timely receipt and inspection of all
components. It is the component contractor's responsibility to
ensure there is sufficient product to sustain the first assembly
period and maintain the assembly line.

The work involved includes the production and packaging of the
sandwich bun, cereal, oatmeal, jams, honey, peanut butter and
condiments, shipment to the assembler, and replacement of all
defective products.



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.