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ATCO Selected for Major BC Project

by NationTalk on April 30, 2015719 Views

April 30, 2015

VANCOUVER, British Columbia–ATCO Structures & Logistics (ATCO) has been chosen as the preferred proponent by BC Hydro to manufacture, install and operate a 1,600-person workforce housing facility for workers constructing the Site C Clean Energy Project on the Peace River in northeast B.C. ATCO will also provide a full suite of lodge-related services including catering, janitorial, maintenance, medical and fire protection.

ATCO was chosen through a rigorous and competitive process involving a large group of world-class bidders that ensured BC Hydro will receive best value for its project.

“Our ability to deliver a turn-key solution that covers both the building and operation of large workforce facilities provides our customers with efficiencies and cost benefits,” said George Lidgett, President, ATCO Structures & Logistics. “When combined with our product quality and commitment to offering the best possible experience for workers at remote sites, we set ourselves apart within our industry.”

When built, the lodge will feature a central lobby that will give the building an open, hotel-like feel as well as a multi-faith centre, 100-person movie theatre and licensed lounge, and a stand-alone gymnasium that will include a running track and separate weight training area. To further enhance remote working conditions, services such as physiotherapy, massage and hairdressing will also be available at the lodge.

Featuring single-occupancy bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, television and Wi-Fi services, the custom-designed three-storey dormitories will reduce the lodge’s environmental footprint. To service the site, ATCO will also build and maintain a wastewater treatment plant.

ATCO has been providing modular solutions to some of British Columbia’s most important infrastructure projects for more than 40 years including a 600-person construction camp for the Kitimat LNG project and a 1,200-person facility for workers on the Rio Tinto Alcan smelter modernization project.

A definitive agreement is expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2015 and ATCO will provide a project value at that time. Manufacturing work is expected to begin once the agreement has been signed with an expected project completion in 2016. The agreement will include the provision of catering, janitorial, maintenance and site services until 2022.

Media Inquiries:
Alisa Charkova
Senior Advisor, External Communications
ATCO Structures & Logistics
Tel.   +1 403 292-7769
Mob. +1 403 826-0961

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