Projects
DOW Diamond and MRO Centre, Fort Saskatchewan
Industrial Land Development
This project involved the movement of 77,000 cubic meters of earth, starting with excavation for a building pocket on the site of an old parking lot. We salvaged the gravel, which was efficiently reused for the project. Spanning from winter to spring, we worked through frost in the winter and heavy rainfall as the seasons changed. Despite these challenging weather conditions, our team remained focused and managed the site with excellent coordination. We also imported material to meet project specifications. While the rainfall presented some challenges, our team adapted quickly, ensuring smooth progress and successfully completing the work on time through careful planning and strong teamwork.
Fort Saskatchewan Modular Yard, Fort Saskatchewan
Commercial Land Development
This project spans 28 hectares and involved the movement of 184,000 cubic meters of earth. Our scope of work included topsoil stripping and subgrade preparation, along with the installation of 440 meters of underground piping. We also constructed two ponds, which required the placement of 9,700 square meters of HDPE liner. Throughout the course of the project, we encountered several design revisions that required flexibility and quick adaptation. Despite these evolving challenges, our team remained focused and efficient, ensuring the project progressed smoothly and was completed on time.
WFS Rail Terminal, Redwater
Industrial Land Development
This rail terminal project spans 64 hectares and involved the movement of 333,000 cubic meters of earth. Our scope of work included topsoil stripping, subgrade preparation, and installing 74,750 square meters of geotextile prior to placing the subballast. Additionally, we completed 4 kilometers of ditch and installed 1,780 meters of underground piping. Despite challenges posed by weather and site conditions, our team worked diligently to maintain progress and successfully finished the project within a six-month period. This accomplishment was made possible through the hard work of our skilled crew and the efficient use of advanced equipment.
Highway 825:02 Road Widening, Sturgeon County
Transportation
The Highway 825 road widening project, overseen by Alberta Transportation, encompasses nearly 10 kilometers of roadway. This extensive endeavor involves substantial earthworks totaling 250,000 cubic meters and the installation of 600 meters of underground drainage piping. Despite navigating through dense networks of buried utilities and managing heavy highway traffic, our team executes the project with precision and expertise.
Rampart Industrial Park, City of Edmonton
Industrial Land Development
Rampart Industrial Park spans across 33 hectares and represents a significant industrial endeavor, involving the movement of 430,000 cubic meters of earth. Our scope of work encompassed everything from topsoil stripping to meticulous subgrade preparation, culminating in the successful completion of site grading. Despite facing challenging weather conditions with persistent rainfall, our team demonstrated exceptional efficiency, completing this project within a remarkable timeframe of three months. This achievement was made possible through the combined efforts of our dedicated team and utilization of our cutting-edge equipment.
Nitrate Fines Landfill Decomissioning, Nutrien Redwater
Land Reclamation
Our NFL Waste project entails the excavation, hauling, and responsible disposal of 126,000 tonnes of Class 1 waste materials at an approved offsite landfill facility. Our meticulous management of water from seepage and rainfall during excavation is essential to guarantee the integrity of the remediation process and prevent contamination. All 3,500 loads of waste were documented, manifested, and provided to the Government of Alberta for regulatory compliance. Through diligent efforts, we successfully remediated the landfill by backfilling, maintaining surface drainage, and implementing re-vegetation seeding initiatives. This comprehensive process was accomplished within a swift three-month timeframe.
Petro Investment Lands, Nisku
Industrial Land Development
At Petro Investment Lands, we undertook a significant project involving the precise movement of 340,000 cubic meters of material. Our tasks ranged from initial clearing and grubbing to topsoil stripping, as well as the efficient loading and hauling of excess material off-site, averaging an impressive 400 loads per day. Throughout this process, we meticulously separated several different material types to ensure responsible disposal. Additionally, our scope of work extended to the grading of a stormwater management facility and pre-trenching for an underground sanitary, storm and watermain system reaching depths of 11 meters. Our dedicated team executed each aspect of the project with precision and expertise, delivering exceptional results.
Keswick, Edmonton
Residential Land Development
Located in South Edmonton, Keswick stands as a prominent 23-hectare residential project, requiring precise earthwork totaling 600,000 cubic meters. From topsoil stripping to excavating a stormwater management facility and lot grading, our team tackled diverse tasks with efficiency. Despite facing challenging weather conditions, including frequent rainfall, our dedication ensured the completion of this noteworthy project within an impressive three-month timeframe.
Cherot, St. Albert
Residential Land Development
Located in scenic St. Albert, Cherot encompasses a sprawling 23-hectare land development project, where we meticulously relocated 350,000 cubic meters of earth. Our responsibilities included topsoil stripping and lot grading, essential for establishing the groundwork of this vibrant community. Additionally, the project involved the construction of two vital stormwater ponds, contributing to the environmental sustainability of the area.
Gypsum Stack Pond Closure, Nutrien Fort Saskatchewan
Land Reclamation
This impactful reclamation initiative by Nutrien is converting a heap of phosphogypsum into a thriving forest, serving as a pioneering model for both phosphogypsum reclamation and combatting global climate change. Spanning 26 hectares, the project involves relocating 400,000 cubic meters of gypsum to fill the existing pond and ensure proper drainage on the stack. Our dedicated team prepared the grading design and drawings, ensuring meticulous planning and execution throughout the project. Initial project design encompassed essential elements such as stormwater drainage systems, ditches, piping, holding ponds, and roadways. The project was delivered ahead of schedule and under budget, showcasing our commitment to efficiency and excellence.
Le Reve, Beaumont
Commercial and Residential Land Development
Le Reve stands as a prominent 30-hectare land development project, combining commercial and residential spaces. This endeavor entails 350,000 cubic meters of earthworks, including the creation of diverse commercial and residential lots, ponds, and landscaped features. Additionally, it prioritizes the protection of surrounding wetland areas, ensuring environmental sustainability alongside urban development.
Heartland Industrial Park, Fort Saskatchewan
Industrial Land Development
Heartland Industrial Park, spanning 56 hectares in Alberta's Industrial Heartland, is a dynamic commercial and industrial land development. The project entailed over 300,000 cubic meters of earthworks to shape numerous lots, roads, and ponds, featuring the installation of two augered culverts beneath an existing roadway. Despite challenges such as navigating around utilities and pipelines, our team successfully delivered this transformative development.
Pioneer Skies Business Park, Nisku
Industrial Land Development
Pioneer Skies Business Park, a flagship industrial complex by York Realty, offers prime location benefits near Edmonton's International Airport and Highway 2 (QEII). Spanning 34 hectares, this project involved significant earthwork, including topsoil stripping and grading of over 400,000 cubic meters of land. It created five industrial-commercial lots for warehouses and related facilities, alongside a stormwater management facility with erosion and sediment control features. Additionally, a 1.2-kilometer county road upgrade enhances accessibility to the site.
Wolf NGL Separation, Redwater
Industrial Land Development
This project encompasses the construction of an NGL separation complex, requiring substantial earthmoving exceeding 150,000 cubic meters. Additionally, it involves the installation of 15,000 square meters of polyethylene liner, 36,000 tonnes of gravel, and over 820 meters of underground pipe, including HDPE piping systems for groundwater management and leak detection. Our dedicated team is committed to delivering excellence across all aspects of this essential industrial undertaking.
Redwater South Rail Yard Expansion, Redwater
Industrial Land Development
The RSRYE project stands as the largest privately-owned rail yard expansion in Canadian history, marking a significant milestone for Pembina Pipeline Corporation's Redwater Fractionation and Storage Facility. This multi-phased project entailed a 50-kilometer expansion, boosting product distribution capacity from approximately 184 rail cars per day to a peak of around 260 rail cars per day. Key elements included 50 kilometers of new rail grade, 1.35 million cubic meters of earthworks, 325,000 tons of sub-ballast aggregate, 11 kilometers of drainage systems, four new stormwater management facilities, erosion control measures, and more.
