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Construction Waste & Debris Removal

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This scope was carved out of DAL2026-24340568.

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Thermal Insulation Project, Halifax Campus

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AgencyDalhousie University
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Performs waste removal for prime contractors on Dalhousie University facility projects. Executes daily removal of construction debris, recycling, and demolition waste from utility tunnel work areas. Ensures legal disposal per Halifax and Nova Scotia regulations. Requires a Letter of Good Standing from the Nova Scotia Workers Compensation Board. Delivers a clean, debris-free project site.

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