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Office Furniture Installation

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This scope was carved out of W0106-26L020/A.

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of National Defence
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Installs office furniture for prime contractors on Department of National Defence projects at HMCS Montcalm. Assembles workstation systems, including panels, benching, and service spines, and configures filing and storage per floor plans. Performs installation within an 8-10 week window using standard assembly tools. Aligns installation with manufacturer specifications and Workspaces SA requirements. Delivers functional furniture systems.

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