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6 procurement records · Woodstock

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This is the extracted register coverage, not a claim to include every contract. Source coverage

Published procurement records · CAD · amount type shown per column
Tender / jobAuthority / stageVerified supplierPublished bidAward / contract valueUnit price
Nesbitt Crescent & Vanier Avenue ReconstructionENG2026-11441 & 11445WoodstockClosedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot established
Asphalt Resurfacing & Surface AsphaltENG2026-11238-12509WoodstockAwardedPermanent Paving LtdNot establishedNot establishedNot established
Pittock Park Road ReconstructionENG2026-11420WoodstockAwardedVIEWCON CONSTRUCTION LTDNot establishedNot establishedNot established
Victoria Street South & Peel Street ReconstructionENG2026-11442 & 11443WoodstockAwardedVIEWCON CONSTRUCTION LTDNot establishedNot establishedNot established
Northeast Woodstock Industrial Park - Temporary Stormwater Management Facility and OutletENG2026-11026-1WoodstockAwardedNetwork Sewer and Watermain LtdNot establishedNot establishedNot established
Cowan Sportsplex Indoor Synthetic Turf Replacement11353WoodstockAwardedWorldWide Turf Inc.Not establishedNot establishedNot established
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