WATERLOO, ONT. – Professional services company GHD has been selected to carry out upgrades at the Skyway Wastewater Treatment Plant in Burlington, Ont.
Work includes the refurbishment of secondary clarifiers, the rehabilitation of anaerobic
digesters and replacement of thickened waste-activated sludge pumps. These upgrades will improve plant performance, reduce maintenance risks and support continuity of service for the community, explains a release.
GHD will lead the project from early investigation through design, 鶹ýӳ support and commissioning. The scope includes preparation of contract documents, tendering, contract administration, site inspection, SCADA integration, training and delivery of record documentation.
GHD previously delivered the refurbishment of secondary clarifiers 5 to 8 and the replacement of a high voltage substation.
“We value the trust the region has placed in us to deliver this work,” said Don Holland, project director and GHD’s Canadian water leader, in a statement. “By building on our familiarity with the plant, we can take a measured approach to these upgrades and support the continuity of operations for the wider community.”
GHD will work alongside Kusiar Project Services Inc., Eramosa (a CIMA+ company), NCE Value Engineers Inc., TreeFrog Environmental and T2 Utility Engineers (T2ue).
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