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Carbide Willson Ruins Structural Stabilization and Site Development
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The National Capital Commission of the Government of Canada is soliciting bids for the Carbide Willson Ruins Structural Stabilization and Site Development project located in the National Capital Region of Quebec. This federal contract focuses on the provision of construction services necessary for the rehabilitation of the ruins and the creation of a new lookout area. Interested parties must submit their responses by May 6, 2025, at 2:00 PM. The solicitation is identified by number NCC-RFP-DC-2025-26-021, and primary inquiries regarding the project should be directed to Carine Uwamahoro via the provided agency contact channels.
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