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Road Access Control & Gating

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TA2789 - Ingeborg Lake

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → BC Timber Sales Branch
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Installs and maintains gates for prime contractors on BC Timber Sales (BCTS) projects to control public access to timber harvesting areas. Installs heavy-duty gating at appropriate and safe locations to prevent unauthorized public access during building and harvesting phases. Ensures installation meets safety standards for public access control. Delivers installed and functional access gates.

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