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Bridge Demolition & De-launching

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This subcontract for Bridge Demolition and De-launching involves the physical removal of bridge superstructures and the demolition of abutments for prime contractors working on BC Timber Sales Branch projects. The scope of work is specifically located at sites N4-039 and N4-071, where the contractor will utilize cranes, rigging, and heavy demolition equipment to de-launch superstructures and demolish abutments, including the subsequent delivery of all removed materials. The project is managed under the Province of British Columbia with a response deadline of November 4, 2026. Classified under NAICS code 237990, the contract focuses on specialized demolition services to clear existing infrastructure at the designated project locations.

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Subcontract for bridge demolition and de-launching at sites N4-039 and N4-071 by 2026.

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This scope was carved out of EN27TKE118.

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EN27TKE118 - N4-039 & N4-071 Crossing Removals - CZ

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → BC Timber Sales Branch
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Performs physical removal of bridge superstructures and demolition of abutments for prime contractors on BC Timber Sales Branch projects at locations N4-039 and N4-071. De-launches existing superstructures and demolishes existing abutments using heavy demolition equipment and cranes/rigging. Delivers removed superstructures and demolished abutments.

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