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Parking Kiosk Hardware Supplier and Installer

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The Parking Kiosk Hardware Supplier and Installer subcontract involves the supply and installation of ruggedized outdoor payment terminals for City of Cranbrook parking projects. The selected provider will be responsible for delivering hardware equipped with credit card readers and thermal printers, as well as performing the physical installation into sidewalks and curbs, including all necessary wiring and connectivity setup to ensure the kiosks are fully commissioned. To qualify for this project, the contractor must be registered with Worksafe BC and maintain strict compliance with local electrical codes. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 25, 2026, to support prime contractors in the execution of these municipal infrastructure improvements in Canada.

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Downtown Parking System Update

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → City of Cranbrook
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Supplies and installs physical payment kiosks for prime contractors on City of Cranbrook parking projects. Supplies ruggedized outdoor payment terminals with credit card readers and thermal printers. Performs physical installation into sidewalks and curbs, including wiring and connectivity setup. Requires Worksafe BC registration and compliance with local electrical codes. Delivers installed and commissioned physical payment kiosks.

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