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Playground Installation & Site Work

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This scope was carved out of RFP-35-2026.

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Playground Replacement - Rotary Centennial and Whitburn Parks

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AgencyTown of Whitby
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Performs physical installation of playground equipment for prime contractors on Town of Whitby projects. Executes equipment assembly, footing installation, field welding, testing, and commissioning. Uses concrete mixing/pouring and welding equipment. Requires WSIB Clearance Certificate and adherence to Town insurance limits. Delivers a fully installed and commissioned playground system.

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