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Golden Skybridge tourism site within a forested mountain landscape

Commercial / Intelligent wildfire infrastructure

Protect the asset.
Keep the operation moving.

Site-wide protection for resorts, campuses, utilities and multi-building properties—engineered around water, access, people and continuity.

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Golden Skybridge / British ColumbiaMulti-structure tourism site

One site to many

SITE 01 / PRIMARY ASSET

01 / One asset

Begin with the site that cannot go offline.

Map the structures, access, water and operating constraints around one critical location.

Commercial site expanding into an illustrative protected portfolio — Real site photography with an illustrative portfolio network—not live telemetry.

Operations view

From portfolio scale
back to exact control.

A portfolio view only matters if the team can act at site level. Select a zone and run the explanatory activation sequence below.

Illustrative site diagram — every Prodigy commercial system is engineered per site.

Site command

Zone A — Guest-facingSTANDBY

Zone B — OperationsSTANDBY

Zone C — InfrastructureSTANDBY

Water sourceIndependent tank — ready

PumpStandby

EmberWatchMonitoring

Remote operatorConnected

Zones activate independently or together — from the operations desk, the Prodigy app, or automatically on detection. Water goes exactly where the threat is.

Independent water

Storage and pumping designed around site demand and operating constraints.

Zone-based control

Prioritise structures, activate one zone or coordinate the whole site.

Remote readiness

Monitor protected sites and access suitable connected controls away from the property.

Living documentation

Keep coverage, equipment, maintenance and activation records understandable.

Field records

Different sites.
One engineering discipline.

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Banff, Alberta · Canada

Banff Gondola

34 Sprinkler heads installed

Upper and lower terminal buildings protected at 7,500 ft elevation in the Canadian Rockies.

Golden, British Columbia · Canada

Golden Skybridge

5 Structures defended

Complete suppression for a multi-structure tourism attraction set in dense forest.

Maple Ridge, British Columbia · Canada

UBC at Loon Lake

100% Campus coverage

Multi-building research-and-education campus protecting facilities and student housing.

From engineering to approval

A system for the site.
A record for the people behind it.

Every step produces something your operations team, board, broker or insurer can understand.

Discovery call

A short call about your site, assets, constraints, and timeline — with engineering, not a sales script.

You receive: A clear read on whether Prodigy fits your site, before anyone spends real time.

Site review & exposure mapping

We study your site on satellite imagery, terrain, and fire-history data, then review on the ground where warranted.

You receive: An exposure picture of your actual structures, fuels, and access — not a generic risk statement.

Zone & asset strategy

Structures are grouped into activation zones by priority — guest-facing assets, operations, critical infrastructure.

You receive: A zone map showing what is protected, in what order, and how each zone is controlled.

Water, power & activation review

We design the independent supply — tank sizing, pump configuration, power independence — and the activation paths: desk, app, and automatic.

You receive: A water and control strategy that works during an evacuation, not just on a calm day.

Board-ready proposal

Fixed scope, staged options where budgets require phasing, and specifications written for non-engineers.

You receive: A document you can put in front of a board, risk committee, or insurer as-is.

Installation — phased where needed

Professional installation sequenced around your operating calendar, zone by zone if the site needs to stay open.

You receive: A commissioned, tested system — and a site that kept operating while it was built.

Service, monitoring & documentation

Ongoing maintenance, EmberWatch fire intelligence, and system records kept current.

You receive: Living documentation for insurance renewals and a system that is ready every season.

The document you forward, not just the system we install.

Commercial protection decisions involve people who will never visit the pump house — boards, risk committees, brokers, underwriters. Every Prodigy commercial installation comes with documentation built for exactly those readers.

Documentation supports your insurance and governance conversations; coverage and premium outcomes remain decisions for your insurer.

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System summary

What is installed, what it protects, and how it activates — written for non-engineers.

Coverage maps & zone diagrams

Visual plans of protected structures, activation zones, and head placement.

Equipment & specification summary

Hardware, materials, and design parameters of the installed system.

Water strategy

Supply source, storage capacity, pump configuration, and independence from municipal supply.

Activation & control approach

Desk, app, and automatic activation paths — including who can trigger what.

Maintenance & service records

Ongoing inspection and service history, kept current for the life of the system.

Questions procurement asks

Yes. Zone-based design exists partly for this reason — protection can be installed zone by zone, prioritising your most critical assets first, with each phase fully operational on its own. The proposal includes staged options where phasing makes sense for the site.

That is the standard commercial configuration. Structures are grouped into activation zones fed by shared water infrastructure — protect one building, a cluster, or the entire site independently. Golden Skybridge runs five structures on this model; UBC Loon Lake covers an entire campus.

Commercial systems are designed around an independent supply — dedicated storage tanks sized to the site, with pump configurations that do not depend on municipal pressure or grid power. The water strategy is a core part of the site review, not an afterthought.

Yes. Remote sites are designed for autonomous operation: independent water and power, automatic activation on detection, and remote triggering through the app or operations desk. If nobody can reach the site during an incident, the system still runs.

A commercial documentation pack: system summary, coverage maps and zone diagrams, equipment specifications, water strategy, activation and control approach, and ongoing maintenance records. It is written so boards, risk committees, and brokers can read it directly.

Every commercial system includes centralised monitoring — live system status and EmberWatch fire intelligence in one dashboard for your operations team — plus remote activation by zone from the desk or the Prodigy app, and automatic activation where detection hardware is deployed.

Start with the site

Map what must
keep operating.

Bring us the property, the constraints and the people who need to approve it.

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Protect the asset.
Keep the operation moving.

Begin with the site that cannot go offline.