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This subcontract provides professional oversight and quality auditing for prime contractors working on projects for Environment and Climate Change Canada and the Canadian Wildlife Service. The scope of work involves reviewing material samples, shop drawings, and fabrication tender packages to ensure full alignment with the original design intent. The service provider is responsible for conducting site visits to BCNWA, MLNWA, and SCNWA to audit installed signage and document any deficiencies. Key deliverables include the submission of deficiency memos and the provision of approved shop drawing reviews. The work is performed in Ontario, Canada, under the Department of the Environment.

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Professional oversight and quality auditing for Environment and Climate Change Canada signage projects.

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Canada, Ontario (except NCR), CAN

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Develop Wayfinding Strategy for Mississippi Lake National Wildlife Area (MLNWA), St Clair National Wildlife Area (SCNWA) and Big Creek National Wildlife Area (BCNWA)

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of the Environment (ECCC )
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Performs professional oversight and quality auditing for prime contractors on Environment and Climate Change Canada / Canadian Wildlife Service projects. Reviews fabrication tender packages, shop drawings, and material samples for consistency with Design Intent. Conducts site visits to BCNWA, MLNWA, and SCNWA to audit installed signs and document deficiencies. Delivers deficiency memos and approved shop drawing reviews.

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