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Electrical Systems & Lighting Upgrade

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EOI - OPERATOR OF THE SHIPYARDS’ PIPE SHOP BUILDING

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → City of North Vancouver
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Installs electrical wiring, power distribution, and specialized lighting for prime contractors on City of North Vancouver heritage venue projects. Performs wiring for commercial equipment, installs architectural and mood lighting, and upgrades electrical panels. Ensures compliance with local electrical codes and heritage aesthetic requirements. Delivers a certified electrical system and installed lighting.

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