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Nov 3, 2026
The Ontario Clean Water Agency is seeking a contractor to rehabilitate five ground wells in Manitouwadge and install the associated pumps. A mandatory site meeting is scheduled for October 14, 2026, at 10:00, and bid security is required. Bids are due November 3, 2026, at 12:00 (5:00 p.m. UTC).
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Mississauga
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2085 Hurontario Street, Suite 500
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L5A 4G1
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Ontario Clean Water Agency
This strategic plan for L'Agence Ontarienne Des Eaux (AOE) outlines its direction from 2017 to 2019, building on growth strategies to achieve four core objectives: providing comprehensive client solutions, enhancing productivity and efficiency, delivering value to communities and the province, and supporting its employees. Key initiatives include maintaining client satisfaction, ensuring regulatory compliance, delivering safe drinking water, environmental protection (including the Great Lakes), reducing operational costs, and fostering innovation. The plan aims to strengthen AOE's role as a 'global solutions provider' in water and wastewater management, while addressing critical provincial priorities like climate change adaptation, First Nations water security, and public water education.
The 2016-2018 Activity Plan for the Agence Ontarienne des Eaux (AOE) outlines strategic initiatives focused on three core priorities: expanding operations in Ontario, enhancing productivity and efficiency, and providing continuous value to clients, employees, and the community. The plan aims to position the AOE as a 'total solutions provider' for water and wastewater management by retaining existing clients, broadening service offerings, and acquiring new clients. Key objectives include reducing service costs, ensuring regulatory compliance for clean drinking water, protecting the environment (including the Great Lakes), promoting health and safety, and fostering innovation and economic development within the province.
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The 2021-2023 Business Plan for Agence Ontarienne Des Eaux outlines the organization's strategic direction, building on successful growth strategies and initiatives. Its four main action areas include ensuring growth by offering global solutions to clients, increasing efficiency through improved operational processes, serving client communities and supporting provincial priorities, and promoting the health, safety, and success of its employees. The plan also focuses on maintaining regulatory compliance, providing safe drinking water, protecting the environment including the Great Lakes, and expanding its client base while adapting to challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic and supporting provincial initiatives like wastewater epidemiological monitoring.
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