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SAC System Installation and Logistics

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This subcontract, titled SAC System Installation and Logistics, involves the physical delivery and technical installation of SAC Systems for prime contractors on projects for the Government of Ontario's Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks. The selected provider is responsible for transporting equipment to the designated sites in Canada and ensuring that all installations are fully operational and performed in accordance with specific technical guidelines. To qualify for this engagement, the contractor must possess a written OHSA policy and provide proof of O.Reg. 297/13 health and safety awareness training. Additionally, security clearance is required for all personnel involved. The solicitation was posted on October 27, 2026, with a response deadline of November 13, 2026.

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Subcontract for SAC System delivery and installation for Ontario Ministry of Environment projects.

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The Supply, Delivery and Installation of up to three (3) Semi-automated Cleanup Systems for Organic Contaminants

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AgencyGovernment of Ontario → Environment, Conservation and Parks
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Performs physical delivery and technical installation of SAC Systems for prime contractors on Ministry projects. Transports equipment to site and performs installation per Sections 1.3 and 1.6 of Part 3. Requires written OHSA policy, O.Reg. 297/13 health and safety awareness training, and security clearance. Delivers fully installed and operational SAC Systems.

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