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South Dundas Arena Construction Project Faces Significant Delays

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South Dundas council awarded a nearly $1.1-million contract in March to Premium Construction, an Ottawa-based contractor, to build a new entrance for a 64-year-old arena. The project, which was originally estimated to take 18 weeks, is now at least 10 weeks behind schedule. Although concrete work for the exterior ramp and stairs is complete, the entrance structure itself has not been built, and South Dundas is currently withholding project delay penalties, which are assessed daily.

From standard-freeholder.com

Why it matters

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The delay and noted deficiencies in the construction of the arena entrance project raise questions about the project's timeline and cost management. The municipality is actively assessing daily penalties against the contractor due to the schedule slippage.

From standard-freeholder.com

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  • South DundasMunicipality that awarded the construction contract
  • OttawaLocation of the contractor awarded the contract

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