Subsurface Utility Engineering and Locating Services
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This subcontract for Subsurface Utility Engineering and Locating Services involves providing physical identification and mapping of underground utilities for prime contractors on projects for the Municipality of Clarington. The scope of work includes designating and locating utilities, performing characterizing mapping for precise horizontal and vertical positioning, and conducting Quality Level Surveying in accordance with ASCE 38 standards. The service provider will utilize specialized equipment such as Ground Penetrating Radar, electromagnetic locating tools, and vacuum excavation for potholing to ensure accuracy. Final deliverables consist of comprehensive utility maps, marked sites, and detailed SUE reports. The response deadline for this opportunity is October 14, 2026.
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This scope was carved out of RFPQ2026-1.
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