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Synthetic Sport Court Surfacing

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Multi-Purpose Courts

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → District of Ucluelet
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Applies specialized synthetic surfacing over asphalt or concrete bases for prime contractors on District of Ucluelet facility projects. Performs surface preparation, applies synthetic sport surfacing materials using rollers or sprayers, and executes line marking and striping for multi-purpose use per MMCD Platinum Edition Specifications. Delivers completed synthetic sport court surface.

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