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Freda Leong, Manager of First Nations Infrastructure, describes our work to bring a water treatment system to the Lhoosk’uz Dene Nation.

Jason Lueke speaks about how COVID-19 is impacting the trenchless industry in Canada, as well as how Associated Engineering is continuing to do business during this global and economic crisis.

Vancouver City Council is expected to approve a contract with Associated Engineering Ltd. worth up to $5.5 million for services that involve supplying a design for the bridge’s rehabilitation, as well as an increase of $425,000 to the budget for the bridge’s seismic assessment.

An engineering company has been selected to design the rehabilitation of the Cambie Street Bridge. The City of Vancouver initiated the procurement in light of findings that the bridge is not up to modern earthquake standards.

Following two years of freshet flooding, the District of Summerland hired Associated Engineering to examine the creek flowing from Garnet Reservoir and suggest projects to reduce flood risk.

“This is a long overdue project,” were the words of Esterhazy mayor Grant Forster. This was in regards to an estimated $2.2 million in upgrades for the Esterhazy Dana Antal Arena and curling rink lobby areas. The Town of Esterhazy has been working with Associated Engineering to create their vision.

Technical excellence and skillful innovation were honoured at the 2019 Deputy Minister’s Consulting Engineers Awards on Thursday, Jan. 31, in Vancouver. The Alexandra Bridge Rehabilitation project won the Award of Excellence in the Design and Contract Preparation of Structures category.