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September 24, 2007
Traugott Building Contractors Inc. make progress on new Bramalea Price Chopper location
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Steel work progresses for the new Price Chopper supermarket at 25 Peel St. in Bramalea, Ontario. General Contractor Traugott Building Contractors Inc. began the single-storey project in July and completion is scheduled for November. The owner is Sobeys Ontario and the architect for the project is Andrew Bousfield Architect. Consultants are: MTE Consultants (structural); Inviro Engineered Systems Ltd. (mechanical); and Mistry Engineering Inc. (electrical). Subtrades include: Young & Young Surveying Inc.; Albrecht Reinforcing Inc. (reinforcing steel); Steelcon Fabrication Inc. (structural steel); Metrix Ready-Mix (concrete supply); A.A.B. General Masonry & Contracting; Smith Brothers’ Contracting Corp. (drywall); Dun-Rite Paint Inc.; Branair DB (design-build HVAC); O’Connor Electric; Depend-All Fire Systems Inc. (sprinklers); RP Syntex Wall Systems Inc. (E.I.F.S.); and Westmount Storefront Systems Ltd. (aluminum/windows).
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