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Hydrotechnical Field Services and Inspection

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This subcontract for Hydrotechnical Field Services and Inspection involves performing field-level inspections and monitoring of water management systems for prime contractors on CIRNAC abandoned mine site projects located in the Yukon. The scope of work includes conducting visual inspections of tailings storage facilities, dams, and creek channels utilizing flow meters and water level sensors. All activities must be performed in strict adherence to Canadian Dam Association guidelines. The project requires the engagement of Yukon-licensed professionals to deliver essential condition assessment data and detailed field inspection logs. This opportunity is issued by the Department of Indigenous Services for the Government of Canada, with a response deadline set for December 7, 2026.

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Yukon-licensed professionals provide hydrotechnical inspections for CIRNAC mine sites by December 7, 2026.

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RFSO - Geotechnical and Hydrotechnical Engineering Services in Yukon (Up to 5)

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Performs field-level inspections and monitoring of water management systems for prime contractors on CIRNAC abandoned mine site projects in the Yukon. Conducts visual inspections of creek channels, dams, and tailings storage facilities using water level sensors and flow meters. Adheres to Canadian Dam Association (CDA) guidelines. Requires Yukon-licensed professionals. Delivers field inspection logs and condition assessment data.

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