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Temporary Security and Traffic Management Services

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This subcontract for Temporary Security and Traffic Management Services supports prime contractors working on EPCOR Canada substation projects. The scope of work involves the installation and ongoing maintenance of temporary chain link fencing to ensure a secure perimeter, as well as the provision of comprehensive traffic control services. These traffic measures include the deployment of signage and professional flaggers to maintain safe traffic flow in accordance with Alberta regulations throughout the duration of the project. The solicitation was posted on October 14, 2026, with a response deadline of November 6, 2026. Classified under NAICS code 561990, the contract focuses on delivering essential site safety and security infrastructure to protect personnel and assets at EPCOR Canada facilities.

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Subcontract for temporary fencing and traffic management services at EPCOR Canada substation projects.

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CAN

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Woodcroft Substation Fence Replacement

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AgencyEPCOR Canada
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Provides temporary perimeter security and traffic control for prime contractors on EPCOR Canada substation projects. Installs and maintains temporary chain link fencing and provides traffic control accommodations including signage and flaggers per Alberta regulations. Delivers a maintained secure perimeter and safe traffic flow for the project duration.

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