Brymark Installations Group was awarded the contract for the construction of Carbon Engineering's Neutralization System OPS044. Due to a confidentiality agreement with the client, project specifics are limited. However, the work involved complex mechanical and piping installation within an active facility.
Brymark Installations Group was selected to execute the second-phase build of the Titan facility, delivering full-scope industrial construction from anchor bolts up, including piping, equipment installation, structural steel, and concrete works.
Brymark Installations Group was contracted to safely dismantle and remove two Butyl production lines at the FT Synthetics plant in Langley, B.C. The complex scope involved disassembling, packing, and transporting large-scale industrial equipment for reinstallation in Indiana, USA.
Brymark Installations Group was contracted to fabricate, install, and commission a new Central Valve Station (CVS) at the crest of the New Afton Tailings Storage Facility. The project included modular construction, integration of owner-supplied components, and full commissioning at the remote mine site.
VanPile played a leading role in the marine construction for the William R. Bennett Bridge – an essential 2 km transportation link over Okanagan Lake.
VanPile played a key role in the expansion of the Vancouver Convention Centre, delivering heavy marine and land-based construction to support a world-class venue for large-scale events.
VanPile was contracted to upgrade the BC Ferries Deas FMU terminal in the Deas Basin, a key facility for vessel repairs.
Due to the close proximity of adjacent structures and a high water table, the replacement of underground fuel tanks required a secure excavation solution. VanPile was contracted to furnish and install a sheet pile cofferdam to enable safe installation of the new tanks while maintaining structural stability and groundwater control.
To support the development of a proposed Sales Centre at Nexen Beach, ground improvement was required to mitigate seismic risks associated with liquefaction and lateral spreading of foreshore soils.
VP Foundations was contracted to perform land-based foundation piling inside Neptune Terminals, an active coal and potash export facility undergoing upgrades to its ship loading and conveyor systems.