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Previous  ACAN  Notices  ~  2006 - 2007


Airlift Capability Project  –  MERX ACAN  –  CF Procurement  –  December  2007

Air Force  CC-177  Support Equipment — MERX ACAN  Notice
In November 2007,  PW&GSC  closed bids on an ACAN for support equipment for the CF's  Boeing C-17s, the 4  CC-177 Globemaster IIIs. The ACAN was awarded to Dartmouth-based Atlantic Aero Marine (AAM), sole  Canadian distributor for  British AMS  aircraft  recovery equipment – used in the event of CC-177 landing gear failure or rolling off runways.

Specific equipment  involved in this ACAN are additional  aircraft recovery airbags (of 12-tonne capability) and a large aircraft recovery sledge system (30-t capability).

Read CASR commentary on this ACAN and the text (as published on MERX)

Airlift Capability Project  –  MERX ACAN  –  CF Procurement  –  August  2006

Canadian Forces Strategic Airlift — MERX C-17 ACAN Notice
In early July 2006, the Canadian government issued an ACAN announcing its intention to place orders with Boeing for four C-17 Globe- master III transport aircraft. Although a "Nat- ional  Security Exception" was invoked, this ACAN took pains to exclude trade and other agreements. The purpose of  the ACAN was to allow potential competitors to challenge a Boeing order and. thereby, avoid any allegations of  government "single-sourcing".

Read text of Airlift Capability Project-Strategic ACAN (as published on MERX)

Airlift Capability Project  –  MERX ACAN  –  CF Procurement  –  August  2006

Canadian Forces Medium- to Heavy-Lift Helicopter ACAN
In July of  2006, the Canadian government issued an ACAN announcing  its intention to place orders for sixteen Boeing CH-47F+ Chinook  transport  helicopters.  As with the C-17 ACAN, a  National Security Exception  was invoked, taking pains to exclude  trade and  various other agreements.  The purpose of the ACAN was to allow potential competitors to challenge the Boeing order and , thereby , avoid allegations that  the government  was "single-sourcing" CF equipment.

Read text of Medium- to Heavy-Lift Helicopter ACAN (as published on MERX)

Current  Advance  Contract  Award  Notices  –  2008


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