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Field Office and Temporary Facilities

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RFT Humber Bay Park East (HBPE) Pump Station Restoration

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AgencyToronto and Region Conservation Authority
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Supplies and maintains temporary site office facilities for prime contractors on TRCA pump station restoration projects. Delivers, installs, and removes modular office trailers equipped with AC, heating, lighting, and sanitary facilities in compliance with municipal bylaws and health and safety regulations. Delivers an operational site office.

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