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Stump Grinding Specialist

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This scope was carved out of CMH26-125.

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Tree Removal & Stump Grinding Services

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AgencyCity of Medicine Hat
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Supplies equipment and labor to grind stumps for prime contractors on City of Medicine Hat park maintenance projects. Operates industrial stump grinders to remove remaining stumps at six designated locations and clears debris to meet park maintenance standards. Requires a City of Medicine Hat Business License and professional liability insurance. Delivers ground-level stump removal at all designated sites.

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