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Hurkett Wharf Demolition
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The Hurkett Wharf Demolition project, managed by Fisheries and Oceans Canada, involves the complete removal of a timber pile wharf measuring approximately 28m by 4.9m. Located on the north shore of Black Bay near Thunder Bay, Ontario, the scope of work requires the extraction and disposal of all piles, timber decking, stringers, fenders, pile caps, metal fasteners, signage, a flag pole, and chain link fencing. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for the supply and installation of approximately 30 to 50 tonnes of armour stone. The project is expected to take between two and three weeks to complete, with a final deadline of December 20, 2024. This federal solicitation, identified by number 30006191, specifies the exact site coordinates at 48°50'24.5"N 88°29'16.7"W at the end of Hurkett Dock Road.
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*Ontario (except NCR) *Canada *Thunder Bay, CANSet-Aside
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