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Mobile Radio Site Infrastructure Installation & Maintenance

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Telecom Network Infrastructure Services

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority
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Installs and maintains mobile radio site infrastructure for prime contractors on British Columbia Hydro & Power Authority projects. Transports equipment to remote sites, removes old materials, and installs prefabricated helpdesk shelters, batteries, radios, and antennas. Provides temporary warehouse capability for pre-staging equipment. Requires ability to coordinate with helicopter service providers for remote access in challenging terrain. Delivers fully integrated radio site infrastructure and maintenance reports.

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