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TRAFFIC SIGN INSPECTIONS AND INVENTORY SERVICES

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RFQ # OPS 2026-052International

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The Town of Midland is soliciting quotations for traffic sign inspections and inventory services for 2,330 regulatory and warning signs. The selected contractor will perform retro-reflectivity inspections based on Ontario Regulation 239/02 and the Ontario Traffic Manual to determine pass/fail status. Key deliverables include the collection of comprehensive inventory data, high-accuracy spatial data capture, and the provision of digital photographs and summary reports. All final data must be delivered in non-proprietary formats compatible with the CityWide Asset Management System. The contract term is for one year, from October 2026 to October 2027, with the possibility of two additional one-year extensions. Award decisions will be based on the most favorable value to the Town, evaluating factors such as quality of work, past experience, performance, and qualifications. Bidders must maintain liability and professional insurance of at least two million dollars and provide a WSIB Certificate of Clearance. Submissions are due by September 30, 2026, via the bidsandtenders.com portal. Payment terms are NET 30 days via electronic funds transfer or Town Purchasing Card.

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Midland seeks a contractor for traffic sign inspections and inventory from October 2026.

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Town of MidlandView Agency

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541380 - Testing Laboratories and ServicesView NAICS

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CAN

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RFQ OPS 2026-052 Traffic Sign Inspections and Inventory Services

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AgencyTown of Midland
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The Town of Midland is seeking quotations from qualified contractors to complete inspections of the Town’s 2,330 regulatory and warning traffic signs and provide formal reports as detailed herein.

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