Fair D Canada is a Canadian supplier of tactical, protective and field equipment for military units, defence procurement teams and professional organizations. From individual equipment lists to a requirement shared across several delivery sites, our team helps buyers identify products, compare documented specifications and obtain a formal quotation.
Based in Quebec, we combine equipment distribution with Canadian product development through Tatou Armor and our other in-house programs. We support purchasing teams in English and French and coordinate sourcing, product documentation and delivery planning around the requirements supplied in the RFQ.
Military equipment by capability
- Body armor and ballistic protection: soft panels, hard plates and side protection, selected against the required coverage, dimensions and documented protection level.
- Plate carriers, chest rigs, MOLLE pouches and tactical packs: load carriage, configuration and accessory compatibility.
- Tactical and ballistic helmets: model-specific sizing, accessory interfaces and technical documentation.
- CBRN and respiratory equipment: respirators, filters and related protective equipment, reviewed by product and intended use.
- Tactical medical equipment and casualty evacuation systems: kits, pouches and field support equipment.
- Cold-weather clothing, camp equipment and deployable shelters: equipment for training, base camps and remote operations.
- Portable and hybrid power, communications equipment and protective equipment cases: support for field systems and equipment transport.
Canadian products and established equipment brands
Explore Tatou Armor, including the QRS Plate Carrier made in Canada, alongside equipment from Direct Action, Warrior Assault Systems, Helikon-Tex and other brands in our catalogue. Product availability, colours, sizes and lead times are confirmed for each quotation.
From equipment list to formal quotation
- Describe the requirement. Send the product list, quantities, delivery location and required date. Identify any mandatory specification or accepted equivalent.
- Review the proposed equipment. We check availability, configuration and supporting documentation. Where appropriate, we identify alternatives for the buyer to assess.
- Confirm the commercial details. The quotation sets out the selected products, pricing, delivery estimates and applicable terms before an order is confirmed.
- Plan delivery. For several units or locations, provide the quantities and delivery requirements for each site so they can be included in the supply plan.
What to include in a military RFQ
- Organization, unit or department and a contact email.
- Brand, model or SKU; quantity; colour; size; and required accessories.
- Delivery address, destination country and required delivery date.
- RFQ or project reference, closing date and whether equivalents are accepted.
- Required technical sheets, protection level, testing standard or other supporting documentation.
Protection ratings, testing and certification status must be assessed for the exact product model. International availability is reviewed against the destination, end user and applicable product restrictions before confirmation.
Find the right procurement route
For CAF and DND-related delivery requirements, see Canadian military base and garrison procurement. Buyers outside Canada can use our international government procurement page. The Government & Institutional Portal is the central route for RFQs and catalogue-access requests.
