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Dock Electrical and Lighting Services

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This scope was carved out of 5P468-26-0082/A.

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Stage 2 - Sidney Operations Centre Marine Fuel & Docks Replacement, Gulf Islands National Park Reserve

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Performs installation of electrical services and lighting systems for prime contractors on Parks Canada Agency marine projects. Installs electrical conduits, wiring, and dock lighting fixtures using marine-grade electrical components. Requires licensed electricians compliant with marine electrical codes. Delivers operational electrical services and lighting systems on the dock.

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