CAD models of vehicules mobile camouflage

Trade Agreement: CFTA / FTAs with Peru / Colombia / Panama / Korea
Tendering Procedures: All interested suppliers may submit a bid
Competitive Procurement Strategy: Best Overall  Proposal
Comprehensive Land Claim Agreement: No
Nature of Requirements: 


Title: 
Development of physical computer-aided design(CAD) models of mobile camouflage on armored vehicles


Description of work: 
The purpose of this contract is to obtain the services of a contractor to modify and  adapt physical CAD models of armored vehicles used by the CAF by covering  them with virtual mobile camouflage kits. The contractor will have to realize, from  real samples of camouflage fabrics, physical models of armored vehicles  "dressed" with mobile camouflage as visually realistic as possible in a given CAD  environment.     

1.Generation of CAD models of camouflage fabrics and heat shield component
2.Generating CAD models of mechanical components for mobile camouflage kits
3.Generation of camouflage net CAD models and support structures
4.Adaptation of camouflage fabric models to SPECIFIC ARMOURED VEHICLE CAD models for basic mobile camouflage kits
5.Adaptation of camouflage fabric models on SPECIFIC ARMOURED VEHICLE CAD models for intermediate mobile camouflage kits    
6.Adaptation of camouflage fabric models on CAD models of specific armored vehicles for complete and advanced mobile camouflage kits
7.Realistic rendering generation for engagement simulation  
8.Technical support during the conduct of engagement simulation exercises
9.Writing of the technical report

Customer Department: 
The organization for which these services are rendered is Defence Research and Development Canada, Valcartier Research Centre.

Contract Period: 
The contract period is from the date of the contract and ends 6 months following the award.


Important information 

1. Defence Research and Development Canada, Valcartier Research  Centre  has determined that any intellectual property rights arising from  the performance of the work under the subsequent contract will belong to Canada because the contract entered into with the State or the products  to be delivered to  the main purpose of the latter is to increase certain achievements of the state in terms of intellectual property rights before transferring them to the private sector, by licensing or transfer of ownership  (not necessarily to the original entrepreneur) for the purpose of commercial exploitation as well as to deliver a component developed only in part or a subsystem that will be integrated into a complete system at a later date, before it is transferred to the private sector, by licensing or transfer of ownership for commercial exploitation.

2.This requirement is subject to the provisions of the Agreement on Government Procurement of the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA), the Canada-Chile  Free Trade Agreement, the Canada-Honduras Free Trade Agreement, the Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement, the Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement and the Canada-Panama Free Trade Agreement.

3.The work must be carried out on the contractor's site. 

4.No CAD or visual rendering software licenses will be provided or loaned by DRDC for the duration of this agreement. In addition, no computer, monitor or internet connection link will be provided or loaned by DRDC for the duration of this contract.  

5.The Federal Contractors Program for Employment Equity applies to this need; please refer to Part 5 - Attestations and Supplementary Information, Part 6 - Subsequent Contract Clauses and the Annex entitled Federal Contracts Program for Employment Equity - Certification.

6.This solicitation allows bidders to use the epost Connection service offered by Canada Post Corporation for the electronic transmission of their bid. Bidders should refer to Part 2, Instructions for Bidders, and Part 3, Instructions for The Preparation of Bids, of the Solicitation for more information.






W7701-227466/A
Lussier, Marie-Claude
Telephone No. - (418) 576-3709 






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.