Tower Maintenance & Structural Repair
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This subcontract for Tower Maintenance and Structural Repair supports the British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority's telecom network infrastructure. The scope of work involves performing routine maintenance, minor structural reinforcements, and emergency repair call-outs for telecom towers. To ensure tower stability and network uptime, the contractor will utilize structural steel, fasteners, welding equipment, and rigging gear, while delivering completed repairs and detailed maintenance logs. The project requires strict adherence to structural engineering standards and mandatory safety certifications for working at heights. Interested parties must respond by October 28, 2026, regarding this opportunity which falls under NAICS code 238990.
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This scope was carved out of NTV 25199.
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Telecom Network Infrastructure Services for Mobile Radio Sites and Telecom Tower Services
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