PIN - BODY REMOVAL AND TRANSPORT ORDERS IN CANADA!!! THIS IS HUGE!!

Did you go to the site and check all 15 separate orders???

each order lists about 5 to 7 cities!!! so do the math

if it is going under then why the need to move bodies

just feed the fish

no you don't

this it not the way conspiracy operates

hence no conspiracy

if you look you will find that this is not unusual

& Pinned

Ok it lists well over 200 cities on 15 separate orders.... how is an inquiry from GOVERNMENT MINISTRY OF JUSTICE asking for private contractors to supply COLD STORAGE transportation, COLD STORAGE warehouses and vehicles without markings normal? I have never seen anything like that. Each city has it OWN Morgue and Corner to take care of the small amount of deaths that occur over a period of time. Why so many contractors??? hmmmm? Use your head man

Feb. 14th asteroid hit?

I kind of thought of that myself but the orders should be finalized on the 19th of feb I think it said. I myself have not gone through this with a fine tooth comb so I just wanted to get the info out as soon as possible for others to look more deeply into it. I hope we can get some good researchers to let us all know what this means.

This is like right next me

Can't see a lot here, but here's one for the U.S. I believe...bid was due back in May 2012 though.

[link to www.governmentbids.com]


One thought though, just because it says body, it doesn't necessarily mean a flesh and blood body...they could mean a body of trash, a body of waste, etc.

Virginia back in 1999

[link to leg2.state.va.us]


Canada may do larger areas...looks like a common thing.

NOPE ... if you click on the PDF specks, you will see stuff like this

"Ensure each deceased person be covered with a shroud or body bag, which will remain intact with the deceased person. The shrouding may be of plastic material. Body bags and shrouds must be BC Coroners Service approved;
d.
Transport deceased"

which shows it is BODIES ... HUMAN!!

My Iphone wont let me watch the video. Can someone please give me a quick summary of what the video entails?
Thanks.

The Contractor must:
a.
Respond to requests for Call‐Outs within the Geographic Area on a twenty‐four hour, seven days‐a‐week “on‐call” basis;
b.
Arrive at the death scene within 30 minutes of having been called out to death scenes in Penticton or 90 minutes for all other areas unless specifically directed to arrive at some later time by the Coroner at time of Call‐Out;
c.
Ensure each deceased person be covered with a shroud or body bag, which will remain intact with the deceased person. The shrouding may be of plastic material. Body bags and shrouds must be BC Coroners Service approved;
d.
Transport deceased person(s) to a site directed by the Coroner within the Geographic Area (often the nearest local hospital morgue);
e.
Have some method of two‐way communication with driver and/or attendant at all times. A cellular telephone would be acceptable;
f.
Respond to requests for Call‐Outs outside of the Geographic Area where the Contractor is the nearest qualified supplier at the Fee‐Schedule rate. Response times in this case will be on a best‐efforts basis;
g.
Ensure two (2) persons (driver and attendant) attend all Call‐Outs unless otherwise directed by the Coroner;
h.
Ensure each person attending a Call‐Out will be presentably dressed in either a suit or appropriate sports jacket (or weather appropriate jacket) including shirt and tie;
i.
Ensure that its employees are sufficiently trained and familiar with completing necessary morgue documentation, morgue access protocols, and awareness of general police and Coroner protocols at a death scene;
j.
Follow direction of the Regional Coroner/Coroner with jurisdiction;
k.
Ensure all vehicle drivers hold and retain a current valid BC Drivers License and comply with all requirements of the Motor Vehicle Act;
l.
Be registered with WorkSafe BC/ Workers Compensation Board in which case WorkSafe BC/WCB coverage must be maintained for the duration of the Agreement. Prior to receiving any payment, the Contractor may be required to submit a WorkSafe BC/WCB Clearance Letter indicating that all WorkSafe BC/WCB assessments have been paid;
m.
Ensure that employees of the Contractor demonstrate (by their conduct and appearance) professionalism, respect and sensitivity to the entourage of the death scene;
n.
Ensure that vehicles utilized to carry out performance of the Agreement (vans would be considered ideal) are in good repair and are properly equipped to carry one or more deceased persons (such as a stretcher or similar device) and stocked with necessary personal protective equipment. Contractor should be prepared to submit vehicle for inspection by a Coroner at any time throughout the term of the Agreement;
o.
Possess at least one vehicle equipped to transport two bodies, so as to better service multiple fatality scenes;
p.
Refrain from soliciting ancillary services while engaged by the BC Coroners Service on a Call‐Out. Unsolicited inquiries by family members of the deceased concerning funeral services must be referred to the Coroner;
q.
Remove or conceal company names, logos and other identifying markings on vehicles, uniforms or body bags when performing Call‐Outs for the BC Coroners Service if there could be any perceived marketing advantage for ancillary services provided by the Contractor;
r.
Not intimate that vehicle drivers or attendants are employees of the BC Coroners Service and provide Contractor issued photo‐identification to staff performing the service showing the Contractor name;
s.
Submit copies of criminal record checks for its employees at the commencement of the Term of this Agreement and notify BC Coroners Service of any staffing changes as they occur throughout the term of this Agreement and supply criminal record checks for incoming employees;
t.

Thank you! Everyone please remember to always give the link too!

Well, that sounds creepier, but if they are wanting to kill all of us, do you think they'll worry about whether we're covered with a particular shroud that's Coroner Approved?

2012 DA14 is supposed to come from the south, and it "were" close enough to hit, it would be in the northern atmosphere.

Seems they know something we dont after all.

Zombies

Here is just one order PDF file to look at... scroll down for the specks

[link to www.bcbid.gov.bc.ca]

you are blowing the whole government released plague thing out of proportion

just relax and go with it

if you survive you can move into your neighbor's house and take their car too

Just because of the location, I thought Volcano, earthquake or killer wave..

A “Unit” means the removal of a single deceased person from a location within the Geographic Area and transportation to either the morgue at Penticton Regional Hospital, or some other site directed by the coroner also within the Geographic Area. For scenes with multiple fatalities, the Province will pay 80% of the unit price quoted above for the second and any subsequent deceased persons removed from the scene.
Other applicable fees:
•
Refrigerated secure body storage (if offered by Contractor and storage is requested by coroner): Fee‐Schedule rate in effect when this service is rendered (currently $25/day)
•
Use of sealed container (homicide tank): Fee‐Schedule rate in effect when this service is rendered (currently $15/day)
•
Removals outside of Geographic Area: Fee‐Schedule rates in effect when this service is rendered (time/distance begins at nearest stationed vehicle).
•
Transfer from Contractor provided temporary storage to hospital morgue or other site within geographic area $150 per deceased person (in addition to price quoted above for scene removal) if such transfer occurs on a future day.

CASCADIA FAULT GOING OFF : TENS OF THOUSANDS DEAD IN BC ON THE COAST.

do you think that a meteor strike would leave many dead bodies lying around?

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ermmm

I have a question

if we are going to have a mass die off who will be left to execute and fulfill the contracts?

If this contract is fulfilled in the midst of a mass die off it will be the only part of the infrastructure that continues to work.

Governments do not waste time preparing for megadisasters.

This is something else.

Police crackdown?

OP don't worry, it looks like a normal bid they probably send out every 5months to a year to get the best price. All buyers do this for every business.

In fact, this makes sense if you work in purchasing.

Not at ground zero, im not stupid, but if it were to strike a population area of many 10,000s there would be many bodies to be removed in periphery.

We should look into emergency drills in the region for that time period.

ok... let me put it this way. There are 15 orders... each order is for a number of cities at least 5 or more. So that is close to 100 different cities all at once. Why would they need to supplement their corners? Are they expecting a mass influx of dead bodies? BC only has a population of 4 million... that is the WHOLE Of British Columbia.