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Canadian Explosives Technicians' Association

London, ON, CAEst. 1992

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Canadian Explosives Technicians' Association — based in London, ON, CA — founded 1992. Holds 5 federal contracts ($1.3M CAD) on record in Canadian open government data.

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Business Number875546863

Address601 Dundas Street, London, ON, N6B 1X1

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Vendor	Description	Buyer	Value	Date	Type
Canadian Explosives Technicians Association Canadian Explosives Technicians Association	REMOTELY PILOTED AIRCRAFT SYSTEM (RPAS) AS AN EXPLOSIVE AVALANCHE MITIGATION SYSTEM CSSP-2024-TI-2647 REMOTELY PILOTED AIRCRAFT SYSTEM (RPAS) AS AN EXPLOSIVE AVALANCHE MITIGATION SYSTEM CSSP-2024-TI-2647	Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)	$308,490	Sep 18, 2024	—
Canadian Explosives Technicians Association Canadian Explosives Technicians Association	The objectives are to evaluate the potential safety and efficiency advantages of using RPAS in place of traditional explosive delivery methods (helicopter, artillery, hand thrown) as an avalanche triggering system.The objectives are to evaluate the potential safety and efficiency advantages of using RPAS in place of traditional explosive delivery methods (helicopter, artillery, hand thrown) as an avalanche triggering system. The objectives are to evaluate the potential safety and efficiency advantages of using RPAS in place of traditional explosive delivery methods (helicopter, artillery, hand thrown) as an avalanche triggering system.The objectives are to evaluate the potential safety and efficiency advantages of using RPAS in place of traditional explosive delivery methods (helicopter, artillery, hand thrown) as an avalanche triggering system.	Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)	$308,490	Sep 19, 2024	—
Canadian Explosives Technicians Association Canadian Explosives Technicians Association	Engineering consultants-Other	GIACOBBI MICHELLE Procurement Officer NDHQ (Carling), 60 Moodie Dr, Bldg CC-7, 7S.2.TBD [email protected] 343-541-6804 GIACOBBI MICHELLE Procurement Officer NDHQ (Carling), 60 Moodie Dr, Bldg CC-7, 7S.2.TBD [email protected] 343-541-6804	$214,700	Jul 15, 2024	—
Canadian Explosives Technicians Association Canadian Explosives Technicians Association	Development of Standardized Evaluation Methodology for Small Response Robots Air Ground Water CSSP-2023-TI-2592 Development of Standardized Evaluation Methodology for Small Response Robots Air Ground Water CSSP-2023-TI-2592	Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)	$214,700	Jul 8, 2024	—
Canadian Explosives Technicians Association Canadian Explosives Technicians Association	Development of Standardized Evaluation Methodology for Small Response Robots Air Ground Water CSSP-2023-TI-2592 Development of Standardized Evaluation Methodology for Small Response Robots Air Ground Water CSSP-2023-TI-2592	Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC) Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)	$214,700	Jul 8, 2024	—

VendorCanadian Explosives Technicians Association

DescriptionREMOTELY PILOTED AIRCRAFT SYSTEM (RPAS) AS AN EXPLOSIVE AVALANCHE MITIGATION SYSTEM CSSP-2024-TI-2647

BuyerDepartment of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)

Value$308,490

DateSep 18, 2024

VendorCanadian Explosives Technicians Association

DescriptionThe objectives are to evaluate the potential safety and efficiency advantages of using RPAS in place of traditional explosive delivery methods (helicopter, artillery, hand thrown) as an avalanche triggering system.The objectives are to evaluate the potential safety and efficiency advantages of using RPAS in place of traditional explosive delivery methods (helicopter, artillery, hand thrown) as an avalanche triggering system.

BuyerDepartment of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)

Value$308,490

DateSep 19, 2024

VendorCanadian Explosives Technicians Association

DescriptionEngineering consultants-Other

BuyerGIACOBBI MICHELLE Procurement Officer NDHQ (Carling), 60 Moodie Dr, Bldg CC-7, 7S.2.TBD [email protected] 343-541-6804

Value$214,700

DateJul 15, 2024

VendorCanadian Explosives Technicians Association

DescriptionDevelopment of Standardized Evaluation Methodology for Small Response Robots Air Ground Water CSSP-2023-TI-2592

BuyerDepartment of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)

Value$214,700

DateJul 8, 2024

VendorCanadian Explosives Technicians Association

DescriptionDevelopment of Standardized Evaluation Methodology for Small Response Robots Air Ground Water CSSP-2023-TI-2592

BuyerDepartment of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)

Value$214,700

DateJul 8, 2024

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