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Scaffolding and Lift Equipment Services

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This subcontract for Scaffolding and Lift Equipment Services involves providing supply, installation, and operation of scaffolding and lift equipment for prime contractors working on Public Health Agency of Canada facility projects in Manitoba. The scope of work includes the setup and teardown of scaffolding systems and the operation of boom or scissor lifts to ensure safe access to roof levels. The Department of Health requires all equipment to be CSA certified and mandates the implementation of a Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan to ensure compliant access. Interested parties must respond by October 27, 2026, under NAICS code 238999.

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Subcontract for scaffolding and lift services for PHAC facility projects in Manitoba.

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Roofing Repair and Maintenance Services -PHAC - Manitoba

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Supplies and installs scaffolding or operates lift equipment for prime contractors on Public Health Agency of Canada facility projects. Sets up and tears down scaffolding systems and operates boom or scissor lifts to provide safe access to roof levels. Requires CSA certified equipment and a Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan. Delivers safe, compliant access to roof levels.

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