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Roof Wood Blocking and Plywood Repair

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This subcontract involves the repair and replacement of deteriorated wood blocking and plywood for prime contractors working on Environment and Climate Change Canada facility projects in North Vancouver, British Columbia. The scope of work includes removing rotted substrates and installing new plywood and wood blocking to ensure a sound roof substrate, adhering to ALSC, APA, and AWPA standards for pressure-treated timber and softwood lumber. The project is managed by the Department of the Environment under the Government of Canada and falls under NAICS code 238130. The solicitation was posted on August 28, 2026, with a response deadline of September 8, 2026.

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Wood blocking and plywood repair for Environment Canada facilities in North Vancouver, BC.

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Government of Canada → Department of the Environment (ECCC )View Agency

NAICS

238130 - Framing ContractorsView NAICS

Place of Performance

British Columbia, North Vancouver, CAN

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Pacific Environmental Science Centre (PESC) Roof Replacement Project, North Vancouver, British Columbia

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of the Environment (ECCC )
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Repairs or replaces deteriorated wood blocking and plywood for prime contractors on Environment and Climate Change Canada facility projects. Removes rotted substrates and installs new plywood and wood blocking using ALSC, APA, and AWPA standards for pressure-treated timber and softwood lumber. Delivers a sound, repaired wood roof substrate.

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