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Specialized Dam Intake Condition Assessment & NDT

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The Specialized Dam Intake Condition Assessment and NDT subcontract involves performing detailed field investigations and condition assessments for prime contractors on Conservation Halton dam projects. The scope of work focuses on non-destructive testing of concrete and steel, as well as probing, localized exposure, and underwater investigations of intake structures. Key assets to be assessed include sluice gates, trashracks, and hoisting equipment. To ensure technical accuracy, the project requires the use of commercial divers and technicians certified at NDT Level II or III. The successful contractor is responsible for delivering comprehensive field data, formal NDT reports, and supporting photographic documentation. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541620, with a response deadline set for November 6, 2026.

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Mountsberg Intake Refurbishment Study - CH

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AgencyConservation Halton
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Performs field investigations and condition assessments for prime contractors on Conservation Halton dam projects. Conducts non-destructive testing (NDT) on concrete and steel, performs probing, localized exposure, and underwater investigations of intake structures. Assesses sluice gates, trashracks, and hoisting equipment using NDT Level II/III certified technicians and commercial divers. Delivers detailed field data, NDT reports, and photographic documentation.

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