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Traffic Control and Staging Services

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ON, CAN

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This scope was carved out of rfX_20476.

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Highway 71 and 525 Kenora - Close Cut Clearing

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AgencyGovernment of Ontario → Transportation
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Provides temporary traffic control and staging for prime contractors on Ministry of Transportation (Ontario) highway projects in Kenora. Deploys signage, cones, arrow boards, and certified flaggers to manage traffic flow on Highway 71 and 525 per CLIN 0706-0016 SP. Requires certified traffic control personnel and compliance with OHSA and MTO traffic safety standards. Delivers safe, staged work zones and active traffic management.

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