Residential Sidewalk Snow Removal - Large Frontage (>12m) and Corner Lots
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This subcontract agreement involves providing snow and ice removal services for the City of Woodstock, specifically targeting public sidewalks adjacent to corner lots and residential properties with frontage exceeding 12 meters. The contractor is responsible for clearing these areas using plows and snow blowers within 24 hours of receiving notification. To ensure quality control and facilitate monthly invoicing, the service provider must capture and submit detailed before and after photos of all cleared locations. To qualify for this contract, the provider must maintain valid Liability Insurance and WSIB Clearance. The scope of work is performed as a subcontractor for prime contractors managing City of Woodstock facility projects. Interested parties must submit their responses by October 30, 2026.
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This scope was carved out of 0304-71216-0603.
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Sidewalk Winter Maintenance Services
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