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2026 Far North Landfills Water Quality Monitoring and Maintenance Program
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The 2026 Far North Landfills Water Quality Monitoring and Maintenance Program is a federal solicitation issued by the Ministry of Natural Resources to manage three closed Crown Waste Disposal Sites located at former Mid-Canada Line Sites 050, 415, and 500 in Far North Ontario. The contract is structured around three primary deliverables focusing on general program and project requirements, site maintenance, repair, restoration, and inspection, as well as comprehensive monitoring and reporting. The primary objective of the contract is to ensure these sites remain in compliance with provincial regulatory requirements and applicable approvals. This involves ongoing maintenance and the monitoring of surface and groundwater quality. Interested parties must submit their responses by August 31, 2026, with Andrew Wismer serving as the primary contracting authority for this opportunity.
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