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Accessible Electrical Services

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The Accessible Electrical Services subcontract involves modifying electrical systems for prime contractors on WorkSafeBC home modification projects within Canada. The scope of work focuses on enhancing accessibility for mobility-impaired users through the relocation of light switches to lower heights, the installation of smart-home automation, and the implementation of safety-oriented lighting using automated systems and low-profile switches. To qualify for this contract, providers must hold a valid electrical trade license and ensure all installations strictly adhere to the BC electrical code. The primary objective is to deliver updated electrical systems that are fully compliant with accessibility needs. This opportunity is listed under NAICS code 238210 and remains open for responses until December 31, 2035.

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Modifies electrical systems for prime contractors on WorkSafeBC home modification projects. Relocates light switches to lower heights, installs smart-home automation for mobility-impaired users, and updates lighting for safety using low-profile switches and automated systems. Requires an electrical trade license and adherence to BC electrical code. Delivers updated electrical systems compliant with accessibility needs.

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