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Third-Party Testing & Inspection

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This scope was carved out of 26-093.

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RFP Biosolids Facility Upgrade Consulting Services

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AgencyCity of Guelph
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Performs independent testing and inspection for prime contractors on City of Guelph wastewater projects. Conducts construction materials testing, site acceptance testing (SAT), and factory acceptance testing (FAT) oversight. Utilizes specialized lab equipment to verify material compliance. Delivers certified inspection reports and testing logs.

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