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Mulch Installation Services

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This scope was carved out of 1220-040-2026-086.

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Mulching Newly Planted Areas

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → City of Surrey
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Performs manual application of organic mulch for prime contractors on City of Surrey natural area projects. Distributes mulch using wheelbarrows and plastic garbage cans around individual plants in recently planted areas per British Columbia Landscape and Nursery Association and City of Surrey Construction Standards. Requires high-visibility vests and identification badges. Delivers installed organic mulch around designated plants.

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