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Lytton First Nation - Kitzowit - Post Wildfire Debris Removal & Contaminated Soil Remediation

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The Lytton First Nation Kitzowit Post Wildfire Debris Removal and Contaminated Soil Remediation project, managed by Urban Systems, involves comprehensive site cleanup and environmental restoration in Canada. The scope of work includes the decommissioning of existing utilities and the removal and disposal of asbestos-containing construction materials, miscellaneous waste such as vehicles and storage tanks, and contaminated ash and hydrocarbon-impacted soil. The contractor is responsible for the excavation, transport, and offsite disposal of hazardous materials, as well as the supply and compaction of imported structural backfill. Additionally, the selected provider must facilitate the collection of confirmatory soil samples by the owner's environmental consultant. This solicitation was posted on November 4, 2026, with a response deadline of November 25, 2026.

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Urban Systems manages wildfire debris removal and contaminated soil remediation for Lytton First Nation.

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• Decommissioning of existing utilities (where applicable)Removal and appropriate disposal of asbestos containing construction and demolition materials • Removal of miscellaneous wastes such as vehicles, above ground storage tanks, underground storage tanks, burned sheds, fencing, etc. • Excavation, loading, transport and appropriate offsite disposal of contaminated ash (with asbestos) and metals and hydrocarbon contaminated soil. • Facilitate collection of confirmatory soil samples by Owner’s Environmental Consultant • Supply, place and compact imported structural backfill.

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