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Northern Lakes College - Request for Proposal - Demolition and Removal Projects for Windmill and Store Building at Diamond Willow Campground - Tender Notice | CanadaBuys
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Demolition and Removal of a Windmill located at the Diamond Willow Campground located approximately 30km North East of Slave Lake (Project A). In addition, pricing to be submitted for demolition and removal of old store building. (Project B)
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Source
canadabuys
Type
RFP
Status
closed
Reference Number
ab-2025-07492
Contact Name
Doug Shankland
Contact Email
Contact Country
Canada
Organization City
Slave Lake
Organization Province / State
AB
Organization Country
CA
Last Updated
July 29, 2026
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