Martin Browne Redevelopment Area - Walking Trails
Sector: Mass Transit • Location: Lloydminster, Alberta, Canada
Source: Dodge
The goal of the project is to introduce a new asphalt concrete pavement walking trail within the Martin Browne Redevelopment Area. The successful Vendor will be required to complete all construction activities associated with the supply and placement of all materials required for the new 3.0m wide asphalt concrete pavement walking trail and associated appurtenances including localized landscaping.
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Description
Description | The goal of the project is to introduce a new asphalt concrete pavement walking trail within the Martin Browne Redevelopment Area. The successful Vendor will be required to complete all construction activities associated with the supply and placement of all materials required for the new 3.0m wide asphalt concrete pavement walking trail and associated appurtenances including localized landscaping. |
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