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Stage 2 - Niagara Shoreline Protection, Fort Mississauga Historic National Site
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This federal solicitation, issued by the Parks Canada Agency under solicitation number 5P468-23-0137/A-001, represents the second stage of a two-part selection process for shoreline protection at the Fort Mississauga National Historic Site. Having already completed the initial qualification phase, only pre-approved suppliers are invited to submit further qualifications and financial bids based on the provided specifications and drawings. The scope of work involves the construction of approximately 500 meters of revetment wall and associated access areas. Key requirements include the supply and installation of aggregates, rip-rap, armour stone, and gabion stone, as well as the creation of a new trail access. The project is located in Canada and is managed by the Government of Canada.
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