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Sample Floating Bridge

Sample Floating Bridge

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Document Overview:
This document presents a turnkey concept for a 445-meter floating bicycle path developed by MAADI Group Inc., based in Montreal, Canada. The project focuses on the design and implementation of a floating bridge specifically intended for bicycle traffic.

Company Information

  • Company: MAADI Group Inc.
  • Address: 400 Montfort Street, Suite 200, Montreal, QC, Canada, H3C 4J9
  • Contact: Tel. 514.871.0179, Fax. 514.373.7225
  • Website: www.maadigroup.com

Project Description

  • Type: Floating bridge designed as a bicycle path.
  • Length: 445 meters.
  • Concept: Turnkey solution, implying a complete design and delivery ready for immediate use.

Document Details

  • Date: May 2010
  • Version: 1 (English)
  • Copyright: All rights reserved by MAADI Group Inc.

Key Points and Implications

  • The floating bridge is intended to provide a dedicated, safe, and innovative bicycle path over water.
  • The turnkey nature suggests that MAADI Group offers comprehensive services from design to installation.
  • While technical specifications, construction procedures, or standards are not detailed in this excerpt, the document likely includes these in full version.

Note: The provided excerpt is limited and does not contain detailed technical specifications, procedures, or standards. For full technical analysis, access to the complete document is necessary.

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Floating Bridge Turn key concept of a 445m floating bicycle path © All rights reserved MAADI Group Inc. 2010. Version1 EN 400, Montfort street, Suite 200 Montreal, Qc, Canada, H3C 4J9 Tel. : 514.871.0179 Fax. : 514.373.7225

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