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Electrical & Power Management Systems

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This scope was carved out of 2026-044-26-088.

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Supply and Delivery of One (1) Command Vehicle for Caledon Fire & Emergency Services (CFES)

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AgencyTown of Caledon
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Supplies and installs electrical distribution and power infrastructure for prime contractors on Caledon Fire & Emergency Services (CFES) projects. Installs integrated 12V and 120V systems, dual batteries, shoreline connections, inverters, and power management panels. All cabling must be concealed, secured, and labeled per industry best practices. Delivers a complete onboard power system.

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