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Stage 2 – Clear Lake Main Pier Repair, Riding Mountain National Park
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Parks Canada is seeking a qualified supplier for Stage 2 of the Clear Lake Main Pier Repair project located in Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba. The scope of work focuses on critical infrastructure restoration and erosion control, including widening grassed areas, raising rip rap crest heights to prevent wave overtopping, and increasing filter rock layers. Additionally, the project requires spot repairs to timber aprons, sills, and piles, as well as the replacement of the plywood backwall on the buried west wall. This procurement follows a two-stage selection process where only previously qualified suppliers are invited to submit further qualifications and financial bids based on provided specifications and drawings. All contracted work is expected to be completed by March 31, 2025.
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