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CHANNEL HIGH PRIORITY REPAIRS AND RESTORATION (PHASE 1 – STUDY) - CH

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Conservation Halton is soliciting proposals for the Channel High Priority Repairs and Restoration Phase 1 Study under solicitation number CS2604-01. The agency is seeking a qualified engineering consultant to perform condition investigations, assess necessary repairs, and create detailed refurbishment designs for specific sections of its flood conveyance channels. The primary goal is to verify current site conditions and develop prioritized solutions to ensure the long-term structural integrity and hydraulic functionality of the infrastructure. The scope of work focuses on three high priority reaches located in Ontario: the Milton Channel from Woodward Avenue to Pine Street, the Morrison-Wedgewood Channel from Trafalgar Road to Kent Avenue, and the Hager-Rambo Channel from the CN Railway to Thorpe Road. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 12, 2026.

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Engineering consultant needed for flood channel repairs and restoration designs by November 12, 2026.

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Project OverviewCH is seeking the services of a qualified engineering consultant to undertake conditioninvestigations, assess repair requirements, and develop detailed repair andrefurbishment designs for selected sections of its existing flood conveyance channels.The assignment will build on previous condition assessments, verify current siteconditions, and establish practical, prioritized solutions to address identified deficienciesand support the continued structural integrity, hydraulic function, and long-term reliabilityof this infrastructure.Project work will focus on the following high priority reaches:1. Milton Channel – Woodward Ave. to Pine St. (Milton, ON)2. Morrison-Wedgewood Channel – Trafalgar Rd. to Kent Ave. (Oakville, ON)3. Hager-Rambo Channel – CN Railway to Thorpe Rd. (Burlington, ON)

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