Description: Public Services and Procurement Canada seeks professional services for a coastal hydraulic study of the Canso Canal. The work will assess the feasibility of passage through the canal for leatherback turtles and other marine species. The notice invites firms pre-qualified under the Heavy Civil Supply Arrangement and directs them to the solicitation for further details.
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