The fitness facility at the Canadian Forces Base in Shilo required a renovation and addition to support its members, which included new offices, storage areas, and fitness facilities.
The Shilo Family Resource Centre and Day Care replaces a number of undersized and outdated base personal support and community facilities.
The high voltage test facility for Manitoba Hydro is one of only three high voltage test facilities in Canada capable of assessing 550-kilovolt alternating and 500-kilowatt direct current equipment.
This 3,200 m2 addition makes our client one of the largest food processing facilities in the province. The addition expanded the poultry processing plant to include the addition of a drag chiller room, turkey cut and pack area, dry storage/box making rooms, variable retention time (VRT) freezer and related utility rooms.
The Synchronous Condensers are required to provide grid stability. Similar in comparison to horizontal generators, the Bipole III Riel Station Project synchronous condenser assemblies support the Manitoba Hydro grid with reactive power.
The Line 3 Replacement Program involved the replacement of pipeline and construction of 18 pump stations between Hardisty, AB to Superior, WI. Bird’s portion of the project included the construction of seven pump stations in various locations throughout Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
Bird was responsible for the engineering, procurement, and construction of the Raw Pea Silos Reception & Storage facility. As part of the project, we performed the equipment selection, installation and pre-commissioning of the turnkey facility.
This processing facility is the first facility of its scope, size and complexity. It includes a processing plant, warehouse, office space, and its own electrical substation. The processing facility will derive protein from both canola and peas.
The addition to the existing Fresh Hemp Foods St. Adolphe plant included processing rooms to house the client’s supplied new “Rev-Tech” machine, as well as storage for both hemp oil and hemp seeds.
Phase 1 of this expansion project involved upgrading Enbridge’s Line 67 from Saskatchewan through Manitoba, incorporating six pump stations. Phase 2 involved the construction of pump stations in Manitoba (St. Leon and West Souris) and Saskatchewan (Odessa and Langbank) to increase the capacity of Line 67 from southeastern Alberta to southern Manitoba.
