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Hauling Slip Repair – Harrington Harbor, QC
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This federal solicitation, issued by Fisheries and Oceans Canada under solicitation number 30004291, outlines the requirements for hauling slip repairs at Harrington Harbor, Quebec. The project involves a comprehensive scope of structural restoration, including the removal and disposal of specific wood decking and timber embedded in concrete. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for the demolition of unsound concrete, surface preparation, and the installation of anchors, rebars, and wire mesh prior to pouring new concrete. The scope of work further extends to the repair of hauling slip posts and the installation of new bracing cables to ensure structural integrity. Interested parties can coordinate with the primary point of contact, Karine Plante, regarding this Government of Canada project.
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