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Traffic Control and Management

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This scope was carved out of 1755-073-01.

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Town of Coaldale - BF84360 MPE Link Pathway Pedestrian Tunnel RFQ

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AgencyMPE a division of Englobe
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Performs traffic management services for prime contractors on Town of Coaldale highway projects. Implements Traffic Management Plans (TMP), deploys signage, provides certified flaggers, and manages lane closures on Highway 512. Requires Alberta provincial traffic control certifications. Delivers a safe, managed work zone.

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