TOP100 2023 Report - Report - Page 60
2023
54 Annacis Island Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion $1.27 billion
2022 Rank: 55
Location: Delta, B.C.
Owner: Metro Vancouver
Construction Manager: Hatch (outfall project); CDM Smith
(Overall Construction Coordination)
Contractors: JJM Construction and Geopac Inc. (Phase 1
ground improvement and 12.5 kV power feed relocation);
Graham/AECON Joint Venture (Phase 1 treatment plant process
structures and equipment); North American Construction
(blowers contract); Kenaidan Contracting (computer control
system and laboratory building, cogeneration and backup
power); Maple Reinders Inc. (Phase 2 Gravity Thickeners and
Aeration Tanks Retrofit); Bennett Mechanical Installations
(Phase 2 Digester Heat Exchangers Upgrade); PomerleauBessac General Partnership (outfall pipeline)
Engineers: Brown and Caldwell, Stantec, EIC Solutions, Klohn
Crippen Berger (stage 5 expansion); CDM Smith, Golder
Associates, McMillen Jacobs, Golder-a WSP company (outfall);
Wood/Black & Veatch (cogeneration backup power); EXP
(geotechnical engineering & monitoring/instrumentation)
Other Key Players AECOM (Stage 5 Phase 1 Design review);
WSP (materials engineering & testing), Wood-a WSP company
(consulting engineer/geotechnical studies & materials
tester); Hatch (tunnel design review and outfall construction
management); Colliers Project Leaders; Jacobs; CDM Smith;
Associated Engineering (project and construction management/
staff augmentation); Envirowest (environmental)
Legal: Norton Rose Fulbright (for Metro Vancouver)
Funding: Public
Substantial Completion: (Phase 2 – Early Works) 2024; (Outfall)
2026; (Phase 2 )2027+
There are over 20 projects planned as part of the onsite improvements
of the Annacis Island Wastewater Treatment Plant. Key improvement
projects include new trickling filters, secondary clarifiers, and a cogeneration facility to make better use of green energy captured on
site. Detailed design of the remaining Phase 2 works is underway with
construction anticipated to commence in 2025.
55 Port Lands Flood Protection and Enabling Infrastructure $1.25 billion
2022 Rank: 56
Location: Toronto, Ont.
Owner: City of Toronto
Project Manager: Waterfront Toronto; City of Toronto
Construction Manager: EllisDon
Contractor: Colliers Project Leaders; Arcadis; HDR; INTECH;
Altus; Geosyntec; Stantec; Entuitive; Grimshaw; Dillon
Engineer: Wood-a WSP company (consulting); WSP; Cherubini
Metal Works Ltd.; DTAH; Planmac; Jacobs
Architect: Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates Inc. (Port
Lands Estuary Plan)
Environmental Services: Arcadis Canada; Interfluve; GHD;
GFL; Englobe; Geo-Solutions
Other Key Players: SBP; Golder-a WSP company (geotechnical
services); A.W. Hooker Associates Ltd.; Hanscomb; HRI (heritage
contractor); Earth Boring Co. Ltd.; Priestly Demolition Inc.
Supplier: DECAST
Funding: Public
• The federal, provincial, and municipal governments are each
contributing an equal share of $416.6 million to this project.
Substantial Completion: 2024
The Port Lands Flood Protection and Enabling Infrastructure
project is the redevelopment of one of the largest portions of underdeveloped land in a major urban core in North America. Located
along the shore of Lake Ontario southeast of Toronto’s downtown
core, the project will include substantial soil remediation, a new
mouth for the Don River, and critical infrastructure for flood
resilience to unlock the 325-hectare site for residential and
commercial development.
56 West Park Healthcare Centre $1.2 million
2022 Rank: 57
Location: Toronto, Ont.
Owner: West Park Healthcare Centre
Project Manager: Infrastructure Ontario
DBFM Team: EllisDon Infrastructure Healthcare—CannonDesign, Montgomery Sisam Architects (design); EllisDon
(constructor); EllisDon Facilities Services Inc. (facilities management provider); EllisDon Capital Inc. (financial advisor);
Modern Niagara Toronto Inc., Ozz Electric (mechanical and
electrical subcontractor)
Engineer: TMP (mechanical); Entuitive (structural)
Other Key Players: EXP (PDC services); HOK (PDC services);
Deloitte; A.W. Hooker Associates Ltd. (independent certi-
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fier); EY (financial advisor); Aon (risk advisor); Hanscomb (cost
consultant)
Funding: P3
Substantial Completion: 2023
The West Park Healthcare Centre is a new 730,000-sq.-ft hospital
that will replace the existing facility. The new hospital will feature
314 beds, with 80 per cent of beds in single-patient rooms. Construction of the new hospital and landscapes is anticipated to be
completed in 2023. The facility is completely enclosed; exterior
paving, window and elevator installation, flooring and mechanical
and electrical systems are underway. Following completion of the
new hospital, the contractor will demolish the old hospital.
