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Sanding and De-icing Services

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City of TimminsView Agency

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561730 - Landscaping ServicesView NAICS

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CAN

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NONE

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Tender for Parking Lot Snow Clearing & Additional Sanding at Golden Manor Facilities (2-Year Term)

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Supplies and applies sand or salt for prime contractors on City of Timmins facility projects to prevent ice accumulation at Golden Manor facilities. Uses spreaders to apply sand, salt, or approved de-icing agents to maintain safe walking and driving surfaces. Requires WSIB clearance and compliance with local environmental regulations regarding runoff. Delivers ice-free surfaces and applied sanding/salting.

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