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EB144-260601 ITT Keyway Restoration - Canso Canal, Nova Scotia
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This federal contract, issued by the Department of Public Works and Government Services for the Government of Canada, involves concrete repair work at the Canso Canal in Nova Scotia. The scope of work includes the restoration of key-ways on the North East approach wall, repairs to the cope wall, the construction of slabs on grade, and the supply and installation of new ladders. The estimated value of the project ranges between 1,000,001 and 5,000,000 dollars, with a required delivery timeline of 21 weeks following the contract award. Interested parties must provide bid security as a requirement for the tender process. The solicitation is identified by number WS5355489264.
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