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The Region of Wood Buffalo identified more than 300 sites that were subject to soil loss and poor slope stability, and retained Associated Engineering to help prioritize wildfire-related erosion sites, develop and implement design solutions to address erosion and drainage issues.

The Yukon Government retained Associated Engineering to provide design and construction services for the new Greenfield water treatment plant with a capacity of 6 million litres per day.

The City of Toronto engaged Associated Engineering to perform a detailed inspection of the barrier system of the Prince Edward Viaduct bridge and design repairs resulting from the assessment report.

On October 29th, the largest transportation infrastructure project in Saskatchewan’s history, the Regina Bypass, opened to traffic. This achievement caps nearly 6.5 years of work for the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure’s Owner’s Engineer team led by Associated Engineering with CIMA+ as a partner subconsultant.

The Lake Chaparral Residents’ Association in Calgary engaged Associated Engineering subsidiary, NOR•EX Engineering to help them better understand ice safety and mitigate risks associated with the operation of skating areas on the frozen lake ice.

A feasibility study of the Eden Valley water system recommended expansion of the existing system to include a new raw water reservoir and a new treatment train at the existing water treatment plant to provide redundancy and to meet the future needs of the community for a 20-year horizon.

The BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure retained Associated Engineering to carry out a detailed assessment of the bridge’s condition and provide renewal options.