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NUCLEAR
Bruce Power
Refurbishment
$13 BILLION*
2025 Rank: 3
Location: Tiverton, Ont.
Owner: Bruce Power
P3 Team Members/Project Team: DBFM Team: (Office Complex and Training
Facility): Concert Infrastructure—Bird Construction, Stantec, Concert Realty
Services—Stonebridge Financial Corp.
Engineer: Hatch (preliminary/planning study); Wood (WSP) (consulting
engineer); Tetra Tech (MCR); Candu Energy (MCR)
Contractor: AECOM, Aecon, AREVA NP; Framatome (steam generator
replacement); Black & McDonald (Unit 6 mechanical and electrical projects);
Shoreline JV: Aecon, AECOM, AtkinsRéalis (Fuel Channel Feeder Replacement
program); E.S. Fox, BWXT (Highland Nuclear); Steam Generator Replacement JV
(Aecon, SGT (Framatome & United Engineers & Constructors Inc.)
Other Key Players: WSP (drafting support); Golder (WSP) (geotechnical
services/environmental engineering); Deloitte; AGAT Labs (analytical testing);
Burns & McDonnell (integrated project controls support); Sargent & Lundy
(integrated project management & project controls support); Deloitte; CIMA+;
Accenture (project manager); LRI Engineering
Other Suppliers: BWXT Canada Inc. (steam generators, feeder fabrication, end
fittings, liners, and flow elements); Nu-Tech Precision Metals (zirconium alloy
pressure tubes); Cameco Fuel Manufacturing (calandria tubes and annulus
spacers); Brotech Precision (shield plugs); BC Instruments (Positioning
assemblies, feeder hubs), Framatome (PHT chemical decontamination skid);
Laker Energy Products (end fittings, liners, and flow elements); Victaulic; A.W.
Hooker Associates Ltd. (cost consultant); Turner & Townsend (management
consultant); ATS Industrial Automation Inc. (tooling performance); Velan Inc.;
GE Vernova; Egis
Legal: Osler (lead counsel); Torys (acting for the lender); Dentons (legal
advisor)
Substantial Completion: 2033
*All capital cost is disclosed by TC Energy
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RENEW CANADA – TOP100 2026
BRUCE POWER
In 2015, Bruce Power reached an agreement with the Independent Electricity
System Operator (IESO) to advance a long-term investment program to extend the
life of its nuclear feet and secure the site’s operation until 2064. The Life-Extension
Program started on January 1, 2016, and began with the replacement of older systems during regularly scheduled maintenance outages. As part of the Life-Extension
Program, Bruce Power is carrying out an intensive Major Component Replacement
(MCR) Project, which began in January 2020 and focuses on the replacement of
key reactor components in Units 3-8, including steam generators, pressure tubes,
calandria tubes, and feeder tubes. In Sept. 2025, the Unit 4 MCR progressed to its
removal and replacement series following a strong lead-in after the unit was taken
off-line in February to begin its three-year refurbishment.
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