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Road Base Stabilization Contractor

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The Road Base Stabilization Contractor is a subcontract opportunity with the Township of Centre Wellington for the application and installation of base stabilization products on municipal road and trail projects. The selected contractor will be responsible for applying stabilization agents to native soils or aggregates using specialized injection and mixing equipment, while managing the curing, grading, and compaction processes to ensure specific bearing capacity and rutting metrics are achieved. The primary objective of the contract is to deliver a stabilized road base that adheres to all permeability requirements. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 23, 2026. This project falls under NAICS code 237310 and is managed by the Centre Wellington agency.

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AgencyCentre Wellington
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Organization / AgencyCentre Wellington
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Performs application and installation of base stabilization products for prime contractors on Township of Centre Wellington municipal road and trail projects. Applies stabilization agents to aggregates or native soils using specialized mixing and injection equipment. Manages curing processes and performs grading and compaction to meet bearing capacity and rutting metrics. Delivers a stabilized road base meeting permeability requirements.

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