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2013Sixteenth Edition

Consulting Engineersof Saskatchewan

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ABOUT THIS DIRECTORY

DISTRIBUTION OF THE PUBLICATIONThe CES Directory is distributed locally, provincially, nationally and internationally to a wide range of industry clients and service providers such as: CES Member and Associate Member Firms, advertisers, affi liate ACEC organizations, cities, towns, villages, RMs, School Boards, MLAs, government ministries/agencies and other major users of consulting engineering and geoscience services such as industrial plants, mines, manufacturers, contractors, lawyers, architects, selected organizations, libraries and others.

For more information about CES or to obtain additional copies of this Directory, refer to the CES Website at www.ces.sk.ca or contact the CES offi ce at 306-359-3338.

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PUBLISHER’S STATEMENTThe information contained in this directory has been carefully gathered and compiled to ensure maximum accuracy.

CES cannot, and does not guarantee the correctness of all information, or the complete absence of errors or omissions; therefore, no responsibility can be, nor is, assumed.

SPONSORSHIPSCES gratefully acknowledges and appreciates the business, organizational support and sponsorship towards this publication. Their support indicates their ongoing commitment to a strong, vibrant and professional consulting engineering and geoscience industry in Saskatchewan, a vital contributor to the province’s economic and technical growth.

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CONTENTS

Acknowledgements & Welcome• CES Chair• CES Executive Director• President – Association of Consulting Engineering Companies – Canada (ACEC)• President – Association of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS)• Premier of Saskatchewan• Minister of the Economy

About CES• About Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan (CES)• Board of Directors• Previous Boards of Directors and Chairs• Services of Consulting Engineers and Consulting Geoscientists• Contracting Procedure & Remuneration for Services• Guide to Hiring Engineering Firms

CES Awards• CES Awards• Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Meritorious Achievement Award• CES Young Professional Award• CES Brian Eckel Awards• Brian Eckel Memorial Scholarship

Fields of Specialization• Defi nition• Matrix

Corporate Member Firms• Index• Profi le Pages

Associate Member Firms• Index• Profi le Pages

Index of Advertisers

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CES CHAIR’S MESSAGE

As Chair of the Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan (CES), I am proud to present the 2013 edition of the CES Directory.

I know this Directory continues to be a useful resource to those who require consulting engineering services throughout Saskatchewan and beyond. Not only does the Directory provide a listing of companies providing engineering and geoscience consulting services, but it offers matrices of each company’s capabilities plus profi les of individual member fi rms.

It also provides a brief description of the best practice of engaging consultants. Using Qualifi cations-Based Selection results in reduced life cycle costs and provides the best value for the client. Finally, the CES 2013 Recommended Schedule of Fees document is now available in two formats on the CES website: a summarized version and a complete detailed version.

CES currently consists of 59 corporate member fi rms employing a combined total of approximately 2400 staff. CES also has 12 associate member fi rms that represent “like-minded” organizations within our industry. Our corporate member fi rms are as diverse as the range of engineering and geoscience consulting services they provide. From the size of the companies to the specializations they offer, member fi rms are proud to service Saskatchewan, and signifi cantly contribute to our provincial economy. Our business expertise contributes to our members being considered “Trusted Advisors” to our clients.

I want to thank the CES corporate member and associate members fi rms for their continued support of this Directory. CES also gratefully acknowledges the support of the organizations, businesses, and suppliers who advertised in this directory. I also extend special thanks to the staff at CES for their diligent work in putting this publication together.

You will also fi nd a virtual copy of this Directory on the CES web site at www.ces.sk.ca, together with more detailed information about our Association.

We encourage you to use this resource to assist with fi nding the right consultant to help you achieve your goals.

Mel Leu, P.Eng.Chair,Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE

Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan (CES) is a non-profi t association representing the business interests of consulting engineering and geoscience fi rms in Saskatchewan. CES is the link between industry, government, purchasers, decision makers, owners and our member fi rms. One of CES’s goals is to raise awareness of the services our member fi rms offer, and one way we do this is publishing a Member Directory.

This year we are pleased to offer two versions of the Directory – a “virtual” copy (with page-turning and hyperlink features) available on our web site, in addition to a “hard copy” for those who have become accustomed to our trusty “book shelf” version. Over the course of the next two years, CES will be moving away from the hard copy version altogether, and will only be producing a virtual Directory that will be found on CES’s web site at www.ces.sk.ca. Please bookmark where to fi nd this important resource! Clients can use the Directory to determine the wide range of expertise and experience offered by individual consulting engineering and geoscience fi rms, particularly by referencing the “Fields of Specialization” section. Additionally, the “Best Practice for Selecting a Professional Consultant” section will offer clients valuable information about how choosing the right professional leads to innovation, life cycle cost savings and sustainability.

I would like to express my appreciation to the advertisers who support the Directory and to the CES Corporate and Associate Members who provide profi le page information. Your contributions assist us in raising awareness of the consulting engineering and geoscience industry.

Tell us what you think of the new virtual Directory. Your comments and suggestions are always welcome.

Thank you.

Beverly MacLeodExecutive Director

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MemberOrganizations

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Association desingénieurs-conseilsdu Québec

Association of ConsultingEngineering Companies – Manitoba

Association of Consulting Engineering Companies – New Brunswick

ConsultingEngineers ofAlberta

ConsultingEngineers ofBritish Columbia

Consulting Engineers of Newfoundland and Labrador

ConsultingEngineers ofNorthwestTerritories

ConsultingEngineers ofNova Scotia

ConsultingEngineers ofOntario

ConsultingEngineers ofPrince EdwardIsland

Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan

Consulting Engineers of Yukon

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Message from ACEC-Canada:

The Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Canada is committed to being an effective and influential voice for the consulting engineering business across Canada. ACEC is a federation of 12 provincial and territorial associations that collectively represent nearly 500 companies across Canada that provide professional engineering services to both public and private sector clients. These services include planning, designing and executing all types of engineering projects as well as providing independent advice and expertise in a wide range of engineering and engineering-related fields.

As the voice of the industry, ACEC-Canada works with Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan and its partners across Canada in four core areas of focus:

Advocacy: Working with government and other stakeholders to create a regulatory climate that allows consulting engineering companies to provide the highest level of services and best possible value to its clients. Image building: Enhancing the profile of consulting engineers and showcasing their contribution of consulting engineer to Canada’s social, economic and environmental quality of life. Client Liaison: Forging strong relationships with public and private sector clients to promote business practices that provide the highest level of services and best return on investment for consulting engineering companies and their clients. Member Engagement: Empowering consulting engineering companies by encouraging their participation in the association and in industry affairs.

Consulting engineers help connect our communities, enable our economy and protect our environment. By working with the consulting engineering sector through ACEC and CES, clients are making an investment in their own success. Best wishes,

John Gamble, CET, P.Eng. President

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GREETINGS FROM APEGS

On behalf of Council and Staff of the Association of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists of Saskatchewan, I am pleased to extend greetings to the Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan (CES) and the readers of this 2013 edition of the CES Directory.

APEGS, like CES, has experienced rapid growth over the past few years. Our membership now exceeds 10,000 members, of which approximately 50 percent are resident outside of our borders. Meanwhile, the growth of our province has been mirrored in the growth of the Consulting Engineering industry in Saskatchewan. CES member fi rms now employ more than 2,400 professional, technical and administrative staff across this great province. CES member fi rms have a broad range of expertise to meet the growing needs of our province.

Over the past few years, APEGS has taken a more active role in promoting our professions through involvement in organizations such as the Pacifi c NorthWest Economic Region (PNWER). We continue to meet regularly with government and other stakeholders on issues important to our professions. And through our national associations, Engineers Canada and Geoscientists Canada, our Association continues to take a leadership role on issues of national signifi cance.

We will continue to promote the strategic role of our professions through a new promotional campaign that will be unveiled in 2013. And we look forward to continuing our close working relationship with the Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan.

Once again, congratulations to CES on recent accomplishments, and we wish all members and clients of CES, a successful year ahead.

Sincerely,

Leon C. Botham, MSCE, P.Eng.President, APEGS

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ABOUT CONSULTING ENGINEERS OF SASKATCHEWAN (CES)

About CES

CES is an association of companies comprised of engineering and geoscience consulting fi rms. Its members are companies, not individuals, who have chosen to come together to advance issues of common interest.

CES VISION STATEMENT

Our vision is a strong, vibrant and respected Saskatchewan consulting engineering and geosciences industry.

CES MISSION STATEMENT

Our mission is to:

• Promote the growth and prosperity of member fi rms

• Enhance the image of our industry

• Positively infl uence decision makers, and

• Provide valuable member services

CES fulfi lls its mission, in part, through the work of its Committees. There are two types of committees:

• those that focus on improving business processes and relationships for members working in specifi c sectors of the industry, and

• those that focus on specifi c association elements that will assist all CES members.

With only a small staff complement, CES also relies on its many volunteers to achieve its mission.

For more detailed information about our association, please visit our web site at www.ces.sk.ca.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012-2013

Mel Leu, P.Eng.Chair

Tara Reichert, P.Eng.Secretary – Treasurer

David Tratch, P.Eng.Past Chair

Jason Gasmo, P.Eng.Vice Chair

Marvin LoewenEngineering Licensee, PMP

Director

Stormy Holmes, P.Eng.Director

Jason Mewis, P.Eng.Director & ACEC Liaison

Shawna Argue, MBA,P.Eng., EP(CEA), EP(EMS), FEC

Director

Bland Brown, P.Eng.Associate Member Liaison

Geoff Sarazin, P.Eng.Young Professional Liaison

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Andrew Loken, P.Eng.APEGS Liaison

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PREVIOUS BOARDS OF DIRECTORS AND CHAIRS

2010-2011Chair: ...................................................... Aaron Polley, P.Eng.

Past Chair: ............................................. Jason Horner, P.Eng.

Vice Chair: ............................................. David Tratch, P.Eng.

Secretary, Treasurer: .................................... Mel Leu, P.Eng.

Director:.............................................. Earl Gebhardt, P.Eng.

Director:................................................Greg Wagner, P.Eng.

Director:..........................................Trevor Baragar, P.Eng. &

Fred Antunes, P.Eng.

Director & ACEC Liaison: ...................... Jason Mewis, P.Eng.

CES Young Professionals Liaison: ..........Geoff Sarazin, P.Eng.

APEGS Liaison: ..................................... Leon Botham, P.Eng.

CES Associate Member Representative: .. Lee Jaboeuf, A.Sc.T.

2011-2012Chair: ..................................................... David Tratch, P.Eng.

Past Chair: .............................................. Aaron Polley, P.Eng.

Vice Chair: ..................................................... Mel Leu, P.Eng.

Secretary, Treasurer: ............................Fred Antunes, P.Eng.

Director:............................................... Tara Reichert, P.Eng.

Director:................................................Greg Wagner, P.Eng.

Director:......... Marvin Loewen, Engineering Licensee, PMP

Director & ACEC Liaison: ...................... Jason Mewis, P.Eng.

CES Young Professionals Liaison: ..........Geoff Sarazin, P.Eng.

APEGS Liaison: .............................. Dwayne Gelowitz, P.Eng.

CES Associate Member Representative: Lee Jaboeuf, A.Sc.T.

CES CHAIRS2011/12 .........................................................D. Tratch, P.Eng.

2010/11 ......................................................... A. Polley, P.Eng.

2009/10 ........................................................ J. Horner, P.Eng.

2008/09 ....................................................... D. Myers, P.Eng.

2007/08 .....................................................B. Peberdy, P.Eng.

2006/07 .....................................................R. Topping, P.Eng.

2005/06 ..................................................... L. Botham, P.Eng.

2004/05 ..........................................................D. Kent, P.Eng.

2003/04 ...................................................D. Gelowitz, P.Eng.

2002/03 ..................................................K. Yuzdepski, P.Eng.

2001/02 ........................................................ B. Munro, P.Eng.

2000/01 ...............................................K. Delsnider, P.Eng. &

2000/01 ....................................................... B. Munro, P.Eng.

1999/00 ....................................................... E. Wilson, P.Eng.

1998/99...................................................... D. George, P.Eng.

1997/98 .................................................D. Belliveau, P.Eng. &

1997/98 ...................................................H. Feldkamp, P.Eng.

1996/97 ..........................................................P. Bruch, P.Eng.

1995/96 ......................................................G. Ganong, P.Eng.

1994/95 .........................................................G. Kreke, P.Eng.

1993/94 ........................................................ S. Phillips, P.Eng.

1992/93 ......................................................... E.J. Hinz, P.Eng.

1991/92 .....................................................R.H. Karius, P.Eng.

1990/91 ........................................................B.F. Eckel, P.Eng.

1989/90 ................................................ J.W. Ritenburg, P.Eng.

1988/89 .................................................. M.C. Walker, P.Eng.

1987/88 ................................................... E.H. Bassett, P.Eng.

1986/87 ......................................................... A.J. Muir, P.Eng.

1985/86.................................................. W.J. Delbeke, P.Eng.

1984/85 .................................................... E.L. Moroz, P.Eng.

1983/84 .......................................... C.D. MacPhedran, P.Eng.

1982/83................................................... A.W. Clifton, P.Eng.

1981/82 .................................................. P.M. Funston, P.Eng.

1980/81 ......................................................... J.D. Reid, P.Eng.

1979/80 ......................................................... J.D. Reid, P.Eng.

1978/79 ...................................................A.W. Fennell, P.Eng.

1977/78 ..................................................... G. Pearson, P.Eng.

1976/77 ..................................................... G. Pearson, P.Eng.

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SERVICES OF CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND CONSULTING GEOSCIENTISTS

Introduction

A Consulting Engineer or Geoscientist is an experienced and licensed intellectual resource hired by public sector and private industry clients with a project or a problem requiring external advice, technical assistance or service. Clients pay a fee for consulting services.

Based on their knowledge and fi eld(s) of specialization, consultants provide the best possible options and solutions for specifi c projects. They are uniquely positioned to transform ideas into results, building safe communities, protecting the environment and leading technological advancement across a broad spectrum of industries.

These professionals may practice as independent consultants, within a partnership, or in a consulting engineering company.

They are:

• legally registered and authorized to practice engineering or geoscience under the laws of the province in which they reside

• subject to a strict code of ethics and accept personal responsibility for their professional acts and those of their staff

• required to provide technically-sound direction, taking into account socioeconomic and environmental factors of all projects for the benefi t of society

Types of Professional Services

Professional services constitute the whole activity of the consulting engineer or consulting geoscientist, ranging from consultation advice to the provision of complete project management services. A consulting engineer or consulting geoscientist is also skilled in human resource management and, depending on the specifi c scope of work, is able to assign an individual engineer or geoscientist, a team of specialists or a full project group to service the particular needs of the client.

The general scope of their services can be grouped into fi ve areas of activities:

• Advisory services may include management, production, inspection, testing and quality control together with expert testimony or the provision of professional opinions

• Investigations and reports on economic and fi nancial feasibility, general layout and design, cost estimates and scheduling

• Design services, including preparation of detailed drawings, specifi cations and contract documents

• Construction-related engineering or geoscience services, project and construction management, commissioning of a facility

• Specialized design and development services related to industrial processes and equipment of science-based services such as cadastral or geological surveys and hydrographic investigations.

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The Contract

The services to be provided by a consulting engineering or consulting geoscience fi rm should be clearly defi ned in written contract form before the work is started. The contract should be fair and equitable, with all matters clearly specifi ed and agreed to by both parties. Industry standard contract forms based on Canadian Construction Documents Committee (CCDC) are available from the Association of Consulting Engineering Companies – Canada (ACEC) website at: www.acec.ca.

For international work, standard forms issued by the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC) and ACEC-Canada for projects funded by the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) may be purchased from ACEC at www.acec.ca.

Consulting Fees and Methods of Payment

ACEC and CES strongly promote the use, by consulting fi rms and clients, of provincial fee guidelines or recommended schedules as a basis for negotiation. These take into account a number of different methods of remuneration depending on preferences and the type of project. It is important that all arrangements regarding fees to be paid be stated in the contract.

Here are the most common methods of remuneration:

1. Per diem, plus out-of-pocket expenses – Applies to all types of projects except project and construction management

2. Payroll cost multiplied by a factor, plus out-of pocket expenses – Applies to all projects and to construction management

3. Payroll cost multiplied by an overhead factor, plus a small percentage fee, plus out-of-pocket expenses – Applies to all projects except surveys and exploration and reports; advisory services; short assessment studies and preparation of terms of reference

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4. Unit or global lump sum – can only be used for projects with a clearly defi ned scope of work

5. Unit or global lump sum, plus out-of-pocket expenses – can only be used for any project with a clearly defi ned scope of work

6. Percentage of cost of project, plus out-of-pocket expenses – Applies to preliminary and detailed engineering studies and preparation of plans and specifi cations; supervision of actual construction work; project and construction management

7. Target Price (could include a bonus and penalty clause) – The applications are the same as (4) or

8. A combination of these methods.

The client may also consider an hourly rate which includes payroll and overhead costs only, and fi x the profi t margin by a lump sum or percentage of the construction costs. This method creates an incentive for the consulting engineer or consulting geoscientist to expedite the work and it also permits an innovative working arrangement with the client’s technical staff.

Per Diem and lump sum fees are generally for short term commissions of experts. Other types of fees are for intermediate to long-term projects. A full discussion is contained in the Schedule of Recommended Fees to be Charged by Consulting Professional Engineers and Geoscientists and its companion document.

Both documents are available from the CES offi ce or from the CES website: www.ces.sk.ca

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GUIDE TO HIRING ENGINEERING FIRMS

About CES

There is a “Best Practice” for Hiring Engineering Firms

Public sector experts emphasize qualifi cations and long-term savings for taxpayers

Th e National Guide to Sustainable Municipal Infrastructure (InfraGuide) released the Best Practice for Selecting a Professional Consultant promoting the principles of qualifi cations-based selection (QBS) rather than priced-based selection as a method for selecting professional engineers and other consultants. Th is Best Practice was developed predominantly by the public sector for the public sector based upon extensive interviews and research.

Adopting the Best Practice encourages innovation, lifecycle cost savings and sustainability

Adopting the Best Practice encourages innovation, lifecycle cost savings and sustainability by selecting the right engineering team - resulting in better value to taxpayers. In developing the current Best Practice for procurement, InfraGuide concluded that the long-term savings that can be gained from selecting engineering services using the principles of QBS are far more signifi cant than short-term savings provided by the lowest-price design. InfraGuide recognized that improving public infrastructure is a long-term and sustainable investment in a municipalities’ economic, social and environmental quality of life.

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GUIDE TO HIRING ENGINEERING FIRMS (continued)

Decisions made during the project planning and design have ramifi cations over the entire service life of a project. Th e public will have to live with those decisions for decades, even generations. An appropriate investment in professional services at the onset of a project can potentially reduce capital, maintenance and operating costs while improving reliability and extending service life. Conversely, reducing the investment at the design stage can result in signifi cant higher capital, operating and maintenance costs throughout the service life of the project.

InfraGuide was a collaboration of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, Infrastructure Canada, the National Research Council and the Canadian Public Works Association, to help municipalities make informed decisions and promote sustainable infrastructure investment. InfraGuide created both a national network of experts and a collection of published best practice documents for use by municipal decision makers and technical personnel in public and private sectors. InfraGuide published over 50 Best Practices.

Benefi ts already being realized

Procurement methodologies consistent with the Best Practice proposed by InfraGuide are already in use in many public sector organizations throughout the United States and Canada,

“With the InfraGuide Best Practice,

infrastructure agencies now have the

right tool to hire engineers.”

including the province of Quebec where it was mandated by law. “Selecting the right team based on qualifi cation, not lowest price, ultimately provides the best value for the best return on investment,” Peter Steblin, former general manager and implementer of QBS at the City of London.

InfraGuide’s Best Practice is also important to the consulting engineering sector, allowing engineering fi rms to provide the necessary resources to meet their client’s expectations, to innovate and to add value. To taxpayers, this means better services and savings.

It is time to take action

Still, in order for taxpayers to realize the benefi ts of the Best Practice, the public sector must demonstrate leadership by adopting Best Practice. For its part, the consulting engineering sector will then have the necessary resources to ensure taxpayers receive the best possible return on infrastructure investments.

Our economic, social and environmental quality of life is directly related to the state of our public infrastructure.

Th erefore, when public sector infrastructure experts from across Canada conduct one of the most extensive reviews of procurement practices ever undertaken in this country, we should take notice. When they make such strong and specifi c recommendations, we should act – and implement the InfraGuide Best Practice for Selecting a Professional Consultant.

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“With the InfraGuide Best Practice, infrastructure agencies now have the right tool to hire engineers.”

“The Best Practice focuses on long-term value that results in savings for the taxpayer.”

Sustainability and long-term value for taxpayers

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The InfraGuide “Best Practice” for

Selecting a Professional Consultant

Executive Summary

This executive summary is excerpted from the InfraGuide to Sustainable Municipal Infrastructure: Best Practice for Selecting a Professional Consultant.

Th e quotation above by John Ruskin captures the reality faced by public offi cials engaged in commissioning the services of the professional consultants. Often cheapest price gets mistaken for best value. Th e need to re-introduce the concept of value to procurement of consulting services was the impetus for this document. Th e best practice was written for four primary audiences:

•Decision makers: senior staff responsible for administrative policy and processes;

•Technical staff: those responsible for implementing policy and administrative processes:

•Procurement staff and auditors: those responsible for conducting or monitoring procurement processes; and

•Policy makers: primarily elected offi cials.

Adoption of this best practice will create a common ground of understanding between professional consultants and governments seeking their services. Th e knowledge that a fair and transparent process is being used, in which all proponents are given proper consideration, should contribute to reducing the tendency for consultants to seek advantage by lobbying senior and elected offi cials.

Th ere is a large body of knowledge on worldwide practices to select professional consultants. Th e most common method recommended is qualifi cations-based selection (QBS). Th is

procedure facilitates selection of professional consultants based on their qualifi cation, experience and competence as it relates to a particular agreement. Th e United States Brooks Act, enacted in 1972, requires all federal procurement of architectural and engineering services to incorporate QBS. Forty-seven states and many local jurisdictions have adopted similar legislation since.

Th e procurement of goods and services in the Canadian public sector is most often obtained through a public tendering process. Government purchases are guided by policies designed to ensure transparency and value. Th e product of service is described in detail in a tender document and sealed bids are invited. Th e lowest bid normally receives the contract. Th is approach is not appropriate for professional consulting services because it is frequently not possible to provide suffi cient detail about the services required to ensure that all fi rms are bidding on equal footing. Th is is because part of the undertaking may be an exploration for the most appropriate solution.

“It is unwise to pay too much, but it is worse to pay too little. When you pay too

little, you sometimes lose everything because the thing you bought was incapable of

doing the things you bought it to do.” – John Ruskin (1819-1900)

Principles

Qualifi cations

Quality

Innovation

Relationships

Fairness

Respect for intellectual property

Effi cient and Effective

Flexibility

Non-predatory pricing

Sustainability

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The InfraGuide “Best Practice” for Selecting a Professional Consultant

“It is unwise to pay too much, but it is worse to pay too little. When you pay too little, you sometimes lose everything because the thing you bought was incapable of doing the things you bought it to do.” – John Ruskin (1819-1900)

Principles

Qualifi cations

Quality

Innovation

Relationships

Fairness

Respect for intellectual property

Effi cient and Effective

Flexibility

Non-predatory pricing

Sustainability

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Th e most appropriate solution is not necessarily the cheapest design solution. Furthermore, the consultant’s ability to devise the most appropriate solution depends on expertise, training, and most importantly, experience. It follows that purchasers wishing to identify the most appropriate solution should implement a selection process that:

•leads to the selection of the individual or team that is best qualifi ed to undertake the particular assignment, and

•employs the experience of this team to develop the scope of services to ensure that all opportunities for adding client value are provided for within the project.

Th is approach does not preclude the consideration of price in the process. Rather, it encourages consideration of price within a more meaningful context by bringing the fee into the equation after the scope of work has been jointly established and agreement reached with the top-ranked fi rm. Understanding the relative contribution to overall costs 1) engineering required to solve a problem, 2) the cost of construction, and 3) the future operation and maintenance costs of the solution, underlines why it is so important to start with the “right” or “best” consultant.

“Engineering design” typically represents 1-2 percent of the overall lifecycle cost of a project, with construction accounting for approximately 6-18 percent of the cost. Th e remaining 80-93 percent of the cost, is accounted for by the operations, annual and capital maintenance, and decommissioning. Th is cost relationship is apparently well understood by engineers working in the public sector, but its consequences may not be applied during the tendering process. Th e appeal of the lowest-price design solution appears to override the value that can be gained from considering lifecycle costs.

Best Practice Principles

Th is Best Practice incorporates principles that ensure a sound and fundamentally fair process and one that will achieve the goal of adding the greatest value for the client.

Th e recommended consultant selection practice is a competitive qualifi cation-based process that is principle-based and meets the following objectives:

•selecting a consultant who is best qualifi ed for a specifi c project, and

•providing a client the benefi t of the consultant’s skills, knowledge and experience to jointly develop scope of services that considers all opportunities for adding value.

Th e recommended method encourages clients to view consultants as “trusted advisors” who share their priorities and interest in achieving the best outcomes for their project. Th e Best Practice diverges from price-based selection practices in that it frees consultants to demonstrate how they can add maximum value to a client’s project rather than focusing on how to minimize their fees to ‘win’ an assignment.

Recommended Best Practice

Request for Qualifi cations

Evaluate and Rank Consultant

Request for Proposals

Select Highest-Ranked Consultant

Defi ne Scope

Negotiate Fee Agreement

Award Assignment

About CES

Recommended Best Practice

Request for Qualifi cations

Evaluate and Rank Consultant

Request for Proposals

Select Highest-Ranked Consultant

Defi ne Scope

Negotiate Fee Agreement

Award Assignment

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CES A

wards

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CES Awards

In 2001, CES established the Awards to:• raise the profi le of the consulting engineering industry in Saskatchewan• provide a forum for recognition of the work done by CES member fi rms• promote the consulting engineering industry through publication of the awards.

In 2002, CES expanded the Awards to include consulting geoscience fi rms; a CES Road Show; and established the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Meritorious Achievement Award. Effective 2002, the CES Brian Eckel Awards focus was changed to promoting the talent, expertise and innovation of the member fi rm entries rather than the competitive aspect of the awards.

The CES Awards were renamed the CES Brian Eckel Awards in recognition of the contribution and dedication of the late Brian Eckel to the consulting engineering and geoscience industry.

In 2010, the inaugural CES Young Professional Award was introduced. This award recognizes achievements of a young professional who demonstrates excellence in: his/her fi eld of expertise; the business of consulting engineering/geoscience; dedication to his/her consulting engineering/geoscience association and community; as well as increasing awareness of the value of young professionals in the Saskatchewan consulting engineering/geoscience industry.

The Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Meritorious Achievement Award recognizes a Saskatchewan consulting engineer or consulting geoscientist for the individual’s outstanding achievements and contributions to the industry, and takes into consideration the individual’s service to the community.

The CES Road Show provides an opportunity for entries to be displayed in a number of public venues such as the Regina and Saskatoon airports; the Saskatchewan Legislative Building; and various meetings, conventions, trade shows, and conferences in which CES is a participant. In addition, the entries receive media coverage in a number of newspapers, magazines and newsletters.

Awards

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CES Awards

The Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Meritorious Achievement Award recognizes an individual for his/her outstanding achievements and contributions to the consulting engineering and consulting geoscience industry in Saskatchewan, taking into consideration the individual’s service to the community.

2012

The Honourable Vaughn Solomon Schofi eld, Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, S.O.M., S.V.M., presents theLieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Meritorious Achievement Award to

Don Poon, P.Eng., C.Eng., MICE, CMC, CCCA, F.ASCE.

2011

The Honourable Gordon L. Barnhart, Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, presents the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Meritorious Achievement Award to

Bruce Richet, P.Eng.

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Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan

Meritorious Achievement Award

CES Awards

The CES Young Professional Award recognizes achievements of a young professional who demonstrates excellence in his/her fi eld of expertise; the business of consulting engineering/geoscience; dedication to his/her consulting engineering/geoscience association and community; as well as increasing awareness of the value of young professionals in the Saskatchewan consulting engineering/geoscience industry.

2012

Jason Gasmo, P.Eng., CES Vice Chair presents the 2012 Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan Young Professional Award to Adam Boehm, E.I.T.

2011

Mel Leu, P.Eng., CES Vice Chair presents the 2011 Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan Young Professional Award to Geoff Sarazin, P.Eng.

Young Professional Award

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CES Awards

2012Brian Eckel Awards

AECOM Canada Ltd.City of Saskatoon Raw Water Pipeline River CrossingAward of Excellence – Municipal Infrastructure & Water Resources Category

Project Description

The design-build project team of Hamm Construction Ltd. and AECOM were selected by the City of Saskatoon to design and install a 1500 mm pipeline across the South Saskatchewan River to connect an intake pump station on the east bank of the river to the existing raw water supply system on the west bank. The team used the cofferdam method to cross the river and install the pipeline. They used some innovative solutions to solve challenging issues and successfully completed the project under budget and within the specifi ed schedule.

Associated Engineering (Sask.) Ltd. City of Saskatoon Raw Water Intake & Pump Station FacilityAward of Excellence – Municipal Infrastructure & Water Resources Category

Project Description

In response to ongoing infrastructure planning and population growth, the City of Saskatoon has enhanced the security of the raw water supply to its Avenue H Water Treatment Plant with the construction of a new Raw Water Intake and Pumping Facility on the South Saskatchewan River. The innovative and effi cient intake design integrated physical and computational modelling to demonstrate compliance with regulatory requirements while minimizing impact on the aquatic environment. The facility provides an immediate raw water supply capacity of 350 million litres per day (MLD) to the treatment plant with capability of increasing this to 545 MLD in the future without additional costly and high risk ‘in-river’ construction.

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CES Awards

MDH Engineered Solutions Corp., Member of SNC-LAVALIN Group

Emergency Culvert Replacement Highway No. 1 – Maple Creek Award of Excellence – Transportation Category

Project Description

In June 2010, outfl ows from Maple Creek exceeded the capacity of two existing culverts under Highway No. 1. Water overtopped Highway No. 1, washing out 100 m of the westbound lanes and damaging 200 m of the eastbound lanes, leaving an 11 m high crater.

MDH and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure worked quickly to obtain all necessary environmental approvals from several regulatory agencies and fast-tracked the design approvals, tendering process and construction of one 11.8 m span and 4.8 m rise single arch culvert. This complex design and construction project was completed in less than 18 months.

PINTER & Associates Ltd.Direct Injection Remediation of Petroleum HydrocarbonsAward of Excellence – Environmental Category

Project Description

PINTER & Associates Ltd. (PINTER) designed and implemented an innovative and cost-effective direct injection remediation technique to treat PHC impacts onsite with minimal disturbance to the surrounding environment. A cost savings of more than 30% was achieved compared to conventional ‘dig and dump’ methods. PINTER successfully installed interception trenches to protect Pelican Lake from PHC migration before advancing single and multi-point injection rods at specifi ed spacing and depths within the zone of PHC impact over three (3) injection events, eliminating a residual plume with a single pump and treat program. PINTER achieved a full remediation onsite, while safeguarding Pelican Lake.


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CES Awards

AMEC Americas Limited Milestone Prefeasibility Study Award of Merit – Studies and Soft Engineering Category

Project Description

AMEC has been involved with the development of Western Potash Corp.’s Milestone project since 2010. The Milestone project is a greenfi eld potash solution mine near Regina, Saskatchewan, with ultimate potash production of 2.8 MTPY. AMEC provided a scoping study in 2010, a prefeasibility study in 2011, and is currently completing a feasibility study for the Milestone project. AMEC’s Milestone project team has handled all project management, estimating and the vast majority of the plant engineering and design.

A potash solution mine requires a large quantity of water to operate. Western Potash Corp. has arranged to use treated effl uent (waste water) from the City of Regina, which is normally discharged into Wascana Creek. This innovative solution will greatly reduce the burden on Saskatchewan’s water supply – a positive environmental impact on the province.

AMEC’s prefeasibility study was completed in late 2011. The project was completed on time and under budget, and delivered a robust set of deliverables. The overall capital cost estimate for the Milestone project was $3.3B, and the project demonstrated attractive project economic returns.


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CES Awards

AECOMWest Regina Bypass Functional DesignAward of Excellence – Transportation Category

Project Description

In 2008, the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure (MHI), initiated a plan to design a new roadway connection between Highways No. 1 and 11 on the west side of Regina, informally known as the West Regina Bypass (WRB). The new roadway will form a portion of the long term bypass around the City. There was a need to quickly establish a high-quality connection to the National Highway System from a major logistic and communications area and MHI engaged AECOM to provide functional planning study and detailed design services.

AECOM completed the project in 2011 with construction completion scheduled for October 2013.

Associated Engineering (Sask.) Ltd. Dundurn and Area Wastewater UtilityAward of Merit – Municipal Infrastructure & Water Resources Category

Project Description

Development in the Rural Municipality of Dundurn and surrounding areas has created a demand for sustainable wastewater disposal.

The Dundurn and Area Wastewater Utility was formed in an effort to be environmentally responsible and responsive to the region’s growing infrastructure needs. Associated Engineering was retained to investigate wastewater collection, treatment, and disposal alternatives using a regional approach. The new facilities will serve up to 5,000 people.

The success of the regional system was a result of the partnerships and open lines of communication between stakeholders and the engineering team. Each community will have an affordable, sustainable wastewater management solution.


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CES Awards

ENGCOMP Engineering & Computing Professionals Inc. Ammonium Sulphate Plant Structural Audit

Project Description

The structural steel and concrete in the Ammonium Sulphate Plant at AREVA’s McClean Lake facility is exposed to a by-product which can create extremely harsh conditions contributing to steel and concrete deterioration. Identifying which elements need to be repaired or replaced can be a challenge for maintenance personnel.

ENGCOMP provided a comprehensive structural audit supported by a technically-founded report that outlined the priority for replacement and repair for the deteriorated structural steel and concrete. This information allowed AREVA to develop an appropriate remediation plan which ENGCOMP also supported.

J C Kenyon Engineering Inc. The Leader Building RedevelopmentAward of Merit – Buildings Category

Project Description

The redevelopment of the Leader Building was complex, complete with major structural modifi cations to the building as well as all the complexities that are involved with a restoration of an historic building. The development plan included enclosed parking, retail space and offi ce space as well as condominiums on the upper fl oors.

The structural modifi cations included supporting the upper fi ve storeys of the building to maximize the parking in the parkade as well as providing reinforcement and innovative scaffolding solutions for the terracotta cornice of the building.


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CES Awards

MDH Engineered Solutions Corp., Member of SNC-LAVALIN Group

Regional Groundwater Mapping and Characterization Procedures

Project Description

MDH Engineered Solutions Corp. (MHD) was contracted by Saskatchewan Watershed Authority to develop a standard for hydrogeologic mapping across the province using a GIS data management system to better facilitate groundwater knowledge-building and to improve effi ciency and timely dissemination of data to the public.

Groundwater mapping forms the fundamental basis for all knowledge development by providing the regional context to any site within the mapsheet. Built from raw data, Mapsheet 73B provides information on groundwater resources in the area, facilitating development and aiding effective management and protection of the areas groundwater at a time of increased growth and water demands.

Stantec Consulting Ltd. Engineered Biostimulation: Successful Remediation of a Residential PropertyAward of Excellence – Environmental Category

Project Description

Stantec designed an engineered biostimulation program to remediate a residential property that was adversely impacted from adjacent fuel related activities. An investigation identifi ed the potential for vapour intrusion of the petroleum hydrocarbons from the subsurface into the occupied residential building. The project team was challenged to remediate the property in a short timeframe, allowing human health to be protected and restoring the value of the property. Post-remediation sampling confi rmed that the residential property was successfully remediated to the applicable risk based guidelines in less than two years and at a cost of less than half of other viable options.

CES Awards


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CES Awards

The Brian Eckel Memorial Scholarship recognizes academic performance and community volunteer work of students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree in the College of Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan.

2012

CES is pleased to recognize the 2012 Brian Eckel Memorial Scholarship recipient, Erin Placatka, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

L to R: Erin Placatka, Linda Eckel and Dr. Nurul Chowdhury, representing the College of Engineering, University of Saskatchewan.

2011

CES is pleased to recognize the 2011 Brian Eckel Memorial Scholarship recipient, Barrett Taylor, Davidson, Saskatchewan.

L to R: Dr. Nurul Chowdhury, P.Eng., Associate Dean Student Affairs, College of Engineering, University of Saskatchewan, Barrett Taylor, Linda Eckel.

Brian EckelMemorial Scholarship

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Fields ofSpecialization

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FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION DEFINITIONS

AEROSPACEAerospace

AGRICULTUREAgricultural Engineering / AgrologyAgricultural Environment Organic Waste disposal in Rural AreasDrainage Studies / SurveysDraining and Irrigation Systems / NetworksFarm BuildingsFarm Machinery and EquipmentFarmland Resources: Surveys and Improvement WorksFood Processing and StorageGrains and Feeds: Drying, Cleaning, Handling, Processing and StorageIrrigation Land Drainage Nutrient ManagementRural Planning and DevelopmentWater and Soil Conservation Engineering

BUILDING SCIENCEAcousticsArchitectureCapital PlanningErgonomics Fire Protection / PreventionIndoor Air Quality Inspections / InvestigationsLEED – Leadership in Energy and Environmental DesignPreliminary / Final Design Repair / RestorationResidentialRoofi ng and Waterproofi ngTechnical AuditsWalls and CladdingWindows

CHEMICAL ENGINEERINGDesalinationFood ProcessingPlasticsProcess DesignSynthetic Fibres

COLD CLIMATE ENGINEERING Building Design for Arctic ConditionsDiesel Power GenerationIce Core DamsIce Road DesignPermafrost InvestigationsPetroleum, Oil and Lubricant Storage and HandlingThermosyphons

COMMUNICATIONS / TELECOMMUNICATIONSAM/FM BroadcastingData Transmission Systems

Fibre OpticsProgram Production FacilitiesTerrestrial and Satellite LinksTV and CATVWireless Systems

COMPUTER SCIENCEClient / ServerComputational Mechanics ControlsDatabase ManagementErgonomics Internet / IntranetProcess AutomationRoboticsSoftware Development

ELECTRICALAlarm and Security SystemsBuilding SystemsEnergy ConservationIllumination and LightingMotors and GeneratorsPower Transmission and DistributionResidential

ENERGYBiomass / WoodCoal Processing / TransportationCo-Generation District Heating and Co-GenerationElectric Power Generation – HydroelectricElectric Power Generation – NuclearElectric Power Generation – ThermalElectric Power Systems AnalysisEnergy ConservationOil and Gas PipelinesOil and Gas Production / Storage / DistributionOil and Gas Refi neries / Processing PlantsSolar EnergySteam Power Generation Wind Energy

ENERGY GEOSCIENCECoal Exploration / MiningCoal Bed MethaneEnergy ReservesPetroleum ExplorationPetroleum Development

ENVIRONMENTALAir Quality ManagementEnvironmental AssessmentsEnvironmental Litigation SupportEnvironmental Site Assessments and Audits

Defi nitions of Fields of Specialization

A Member Firm who has identifi ed a Field of Specialization (category) provides at least one or more of the sub-categories within the list. Refer to the Profi le Page Section or contact the Member Firm for more details on the services provided. (See Matrix Pages 34-36)

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Groundwater Resources / HydrogeologyIndustrial Hygiene and SafetyIndustrial Wastewater TreatmentLaboratory and Treatability StudiesLEED – Leadership in Energy and Environmental DesignMould StudiesNoise and VibrationPhysical Environmental Mapping and AnalysisRecord of Site Condition Risk AssessmentSolid / Hazardous Waste ManagementSurface Water ResourcesUnderground Storage Tank Management

ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCEHydrolgeology and GroundwaterTerrain Analysis / Remote SensingWaste Management / Mitigation / Disposal

FISHERIESFish By-products: ProcessingFish Processing / StorageFishery Resources: Evaluation, Development, Operations, AquacultureFishing Vessels Gear / EquipmentMarine Biology and OceanographyMaritime / Harbour Engineering, Trans-shipment EquipmentMonitoring, Control and Surveillance (MCS)Naval Architecture and Boat ConstructionRemote Sensing

FORENSICAccident ReconstructionCladding FailuresElectrical / Mechanical FailuresFire and ExplosionsInvestigation and Settlement of ClaimsProcess Support FacilitiesProduct Failures and LiabilityStructural FailuresWind and Water Damage

FORESTRYBuilding Materials: Plywood, Lumber Manufacturing, etc.Forest HarvestingForestryForestry EngineeringPulp / Paper Plants, ProductsPulp, Paper and Fiber Board Timber EngineeringTimber Grading, Wood Species Identifi cation, Wood Damage Assessment

GEOPHYSICSMining GeophysicsSeismic Acquisition / Analysis

GEOTECHNICALAggregate Exploration and EvaluationEarth StructuresFoundationsGeohazard MappingLaboratory TestingSite InvestigationsSoil and Rock MechanicsSoil Stabilization

INDUSTRIALErgonomicsHydraulic EngineeringMachine Design / AnalysisManufacturing FacilitiesMaterials HandlingMaterials StoragePlant MaintenanceProduct and Process DesignPrototyping and Product DevelopmentTime Motion StudiesTransportation / Automotive Equipment

MARINE AND COASTALErosion ProtectionMarinasPorts and TerminalsShore Erosion Processes and Assessment Underwater SurveysWaterfront Planning

MATERIALSAnalysisCorrosion Control and RemediationDesign and SelectionQuality IssuesSpecifi cations and ManualsTesting and Certifi cationWelding

MECHANICALComputational Fluid DynamicsComputer Aided EngineeringCranes and DerricksFinite Element AnalysisFire Protection SystemsHeating, Ventilation, A/CMachine DesignPlumbing and PipingRefrigerationResidentialSoftware development

MINERAL GEOSCIENCEMineral ExplorationMineral Reserves

FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION DEFINITIONS (continued)



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Mining GeologyRock Mechanics

MINING ENGINEERINGBlasting ControlIron and Steel Works – Rolling / Casting / Forging / etc.Metallurgy Extractive – Ferrous MetalsMetallurgy Extractive – Non-Ferrous MetalsMetals / Minerals / Ore DressingNon-Ferrous Metals – Fabricating / Rolling / Forging / Casting / Extruding / etc.Open Pit / Underground Mining

MUNICIPALInfrastructure RehabilitationResiduals ManagementRoads and StreetsStormwater ManagementWastewater Collection and TreatmentWastewater ManagementWater Supply and Treatment

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY Area Classifi cations – ElectricalArea Classifi cations – HazardousArea Classifi cations – IndustrialPre-start Health and Safety Reviews

PETROLEUM ENGINEERINGAcquisitions and DivestituresEvaluationsExpert WitnessExploitationFeasibility StudiesReservoir EngineeringWell Test Analysis

PLANNINGDrainage StudiesIndustrial ParksLand UseSite PlansSubdivision PlansUrban and Rural Design

PRESSURE VESSELS Design Modifi cationsProcess Piping Design

PROJECT MANAGEMENTConstruction ManagementConstruction Quality ControlContract AdministrationManagement of DesignProcurement ManagementProject Control and Risk ManagementRelated Management ServicesValue Engineering

RESEARCHFeasibility StudiesTechnology Assessment

STRUCTURAL – BUILDINGSCommercialFoundationsHighriseIndustrialInspections and InvestigationsInstitutionalLowriseParking FacilitiesResidentialRestoration and RepairSeismic Retrofi t

STRUCTURAL – OTHERBridgesBunkers and SilosDams and LocksNuclearTanks and ShellsTowersTunnels

SURVEYING AND MAPPINGAerial Photography: Photogrammetry / Photo Interpretation / CartographyConstruction Layout SurveysGeographic Information SystemsLand Surveying / CadasterRemote Sensing / Satellite Data Interpretation / ImageryResource Surveys, Exploration and PlanningTopographic Surveys

TEMPORARY WORKSExcavation EnclosuresFormworkLifting and MovingScaffoldingStructural Shoring

TRANSPORTATIONAirportsHighway and Road SafetyIntelligent Transportation SystemsLong Distance RailPavement DesignPavement Management ServicesPorts and HarboursRoads and HighwaysTerminals and Service CentresTraffi c Engineering and ControlTransportation PlanningUrban Public Transit

FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION DEFINITIONS (continued)



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Profi le Page Reference

AEROSPACE

AGRICULTURE

BUILDING SCIENCE

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

COLD CLIMATE ENGINEERING

COMMUNICATIONS / TELECOMMUNICATIONS

COMPUTER SCIENCE

ELECTRICAL

ENERGY

ENERGY GEOSCIENCE

ENVIRONMENTAL

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MINING ENGINEERING

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY

PETROLEUM ENGINEERING

PLANNING

PRESSURE VESSELS

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

RESEARCH

STRUCTURAL – BUILDINGS

STRUCTURAL – OTHER

SURVEYING AND MAPPING

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TRANSPORTATION

FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION MATRIXThe following Fields of Specialization Matrix is printed from information provided by Member Firms offering consulting services as outlined in the Fields of Specialization Defi nitions listed on pages 31 - 33 of this Directory. A Member Firm who has identifi ed a Field of Specialization (category) provides at least one or more of the sub-category services within the list. Refer to the Profi le Page Section or contact the Member Firm for more detailed information.

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AECOM Canada Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41#200 - 2100 - 8th Street East, Saskatoon SK S7H 0V1Tel: 306.955.3300 Fax: 306.955.0044Email: [email protected]: www.aecom.com

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ALFA Engineering Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .432909 Saskatchewan Drive, Regina SK S4T 1H4Tel: 306.352.7989 Fax: 306.359.1808Email: [email protected]: www.alfaengltd.com

Allnorth Consultants Limited . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP321 - 4th Avenue North, Saskatoon SK S7K 2L8Tel: 306.242.4303 Fax: 306.242.4304Email: [email protected]: www.allnorth.com

AMEC Americas Limited . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44301 - 121 Research Drive, Saskatoon SK S7N 1K2Tel: 306. 477.1155 Fax: 306.477.1161Email: [email protected]: www.amec.com

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P.O. Box 610 – 2105 Central Avenue North, Prince Albert SK S6V 5S2Tel: 306.764.4154 Fax: 306.922.8828Email: [email protected]

Argue and Associates Management Consultants Inc. . .4630 Green Meadows Road, Regina SK S4V 0A5Tel: 306.347.8083 Fax: 306.347.8084Email: [email protected] Website: www.argueandassociates.com

Associated Engineering (Sask.) Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47#1 – 2225 Northridge Drive, Saskatoon SK S7L 6X6Tel: 306.653.4969 Fax: 306.242.4904Email: [email protected]: www.ae.ca

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131 – 1601 Central Avenue, Prince Albert SK S6V 4V4Tel: 306.764.3040

Beckie Hydrogeologists (1990) Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49381 Park Street, Regina SK S4N 5B2Tel: 306.721.0846 Fax: 306.721.7729Email: [email protected]

Brownlee Beaton Kreke (Regina) Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . .50Ste. 400 – 4010 Pasqua Street, Regina SK S4S 7B9Tel: 306.584 .8833 Fax: 306.586.9477Email: [email protected]

Bullée Consulting Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51#201 – 302 Wellman Lane, Saskatoon SK S7T 0J1Tel: 306.477.2822 Fax: 306.955.3755Email: [email protected]: www.bulleeconsulting.com

CH2M HILL Canada Limited . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NPSuite 201- 3301 – 8th Street East, Saskatoon SK S7H 5K5Tel: 306.244. 6884Email: [email protected] Email: Website: www.ch2mhill.com

Catterall & Wright Consulting Engineers . . . . . . . . . . .521221 – 8th Street East, Saskatoon SK S7H 0S5Tel: 306.343.7280 Fax: 306.956.3199Email: [email protected]: www.cwce.ca

CIMA+ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54Suite 318, 2505 11th Avenue, Regina SK S4P 0K6Tel: 306.525.6656 Fax: 306.584.8182Email: [email protected] Website: www.cima.ca

Clifton Associates Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55340 Maxwell Crescent, Regina SK S4N 5Y5Tel: 306.721.7611 Fax: 306.721.8128Email: [email protected]: www. clifton.ca

#4 - 1925 – 1st Avenue North, Saskatoon SK S7K 6W1Tel: 306.975.0401 Fax: 306.937.3731

#2, 9802-27th Avenue, P.O. Box 1497, North Battleford SK S9A 1K5Tel: 306.445.1621 Fax: 306.937.3731

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Clunie Consulting Engineers Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .564271 – 5th Avenue East, Bag #5800, Prince Albert SK S6V 7V6Tel: 306.764.4896 Fax: 306.764.1037Email: [email protected]

D-Code Engineering Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP270 Verbeke Crescent, Saskatoon SK S7K 6G9Tel: 306.260.7833Email: [email protected]

DL Minter Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP130 Campion Crescent, Saskatoon SK S7H 3T9Tel: 306.370.3807Email: [email protected]

Daniels Wingerak Engineering Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .573022 Louise Street, Saskatoon SK S7J 3L8Tel: 306.477.0678 Fax: 306.477.1995Email: [email protected]: www.dwel.com

EBA, A Tetra Tech Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58812 Victoria Avenue East, Regina SK S4N 0P2Tel: 306.352.1732 Fax: 306.352.1687Email: [email protected]: www.eba.ca

110 – 410 – 22nd Street East, Saskatoon SK S7K 5T6Tel: 306.649.1518 Fax: 306.352.1687Email: [email protected]

ENGCOMP Engineering & Computing Professionals Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59#10 – 2220 Northridge Drive, Saskatoon SK S7L 6X8Tel: 306.978.7730 Fax: 306.978.7729Email: [email protected]: www.engcomp.ca

FCL Consulting Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP2701 Assiniboine Avenue, Regina SK S4S 1L7Tel: 306.551.6524 Fax: 306.584.0886Email: [email protected]

Focus Corporation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP333 Park Street, Regina SK S4N 5B2Tel: 306.586.0837 Fax: 306.586.3105Email: [email protected]

GENIVAR Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60210 – 15 Innovation Boulevard, Saskatoon SK S7N 2X8Tel: 306.665.6223 Fax: 306.665.8589Email: [email protected]: www.genivar.com

200 – 438 Victoria Avenue East, Regina SK S4N 0N7Tel: 306.585.1990 Fax: 306.585.9113Email: [email protected]

Golder Associates Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .611721 - 8th Street East, Saskatoon SK S7H 0T4Tel: 306.665.7989 Fax: 306.665.3342Email: [email protected] Website: www.golder.com

1306 7th Street, Estevan SK S4A 2L6Tel: 306.634.2814

Great Dane Engineering Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP706 Dieppe Drive, Weyburn SK S4H 3G8 Tel: 306.480.4334 Fax: 306.842.1590Email: [email protected]

Greg Daum Consulting Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NPBox 604, Regina SK S4P 3A3Tel: 306.539.0563Email: [email protected]

Ground Engineering Consultants Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62415 – 7th Avenue, Regina SK S4N 4P1Tel: 306.569.9075 Fax: 306.565.3677Email: [email protected]

HDA Engineering Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .651580 Angus Street, Regina SK S4T 1Z1Tel: 306.525.9815 Fax: 306.525.6369Email: [email protected]

J C Kenyon Engineering Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .662424 College Avenue, Regina SK S4P 1C8Tel: 306.585.6126 Fax: 306.585.6156Email: [email protected]: www.jckenyon.com

#202 – 440 2nd Avenue North, Saskatoon SK S7K 2C3Tel: 306.249.5346 Fax: 306.249.4581Email: [email protected]

J. D. Mollard and Associates (2010) Limited . . . . . . . . .67810 Avord Tower, 2002 Victoria Avenue, Regina, SK S4P 0R7Tel: 306.352.8811 Fax: 306. 352. 8820Email: [email protected]: www.jdmollard.com

JBS Engineering Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP1 – 3603 Kochar Avenue, Saskatoon SK S7P 0B8Tel: 306.934.2442 Fax: 306.975.0555Email: [email protected]

KGS Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68#440 – 2365 Albert Street, Regina SK S4P 4K1Tel: 306.757.9681 Fax: 306.757.9684Email: [email protected]: www.kgsgroup.com



Key West Engineering Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70477 1st Avenue North, Saskatoon SK S7K 1X5Tel: 306.652.7772 Fax: 306.664.1906Email: [email protected]: www.keywesteng.com

LML Engineering Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NPSuite 100 – 2040 McIntyre Street, Regina SK S4P 2R6 Tel: 306.352.2822 Fax: 306.565.0841Email: [email protected]

MDH Engineered Solutions Corp., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71Member of the SNC-Lavalin Group

232 - 111 Research Drive, Saskatoon SK S7N 3R2Tel: 306.934.7527 Fax: 306.934.7528Email: [email protected]: www.mdhsolutions.com

406 Jessop Avenue, Saskatoon SK S7N 2S5Tel: 306.955.2735

202 - 1911 East Truesdale Drive, Regina SK S4V 2N1Tel: 306.546.4220 Fax: 306.546..4262

101 - 2805 6th Avenue E, Prince Albert SK S6V 6Z6Tel: 306.763.1495 Fax: 306.763.1496

418 Main Street, Esterhazy SK S0A 0X0Tel: 306.745.2164 Fax: 306.745-2192

MMM Group Limited . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP207 – 1621 Albert Street, Regina SK S4P 2S5Tel: 306.522.7158 Email: [email protected]: www.mmm.ca

1810 - 8th Street East, Unit 175 Saskatoon SK S7H 0T6Tel: 306.955.1610Email: [email protected]

Madison Resource Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NPBox 58, 307 Forester Crescent, Tisdale SK S0E 1T0Tel: 306.873-9850 Fax: 306.873.3522Email: [email protected]

McElhanney Consulting Services Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72Suite 300, 402 - 21st Street East, Saskatoon SK S7K 0C3Tel: 306.649.0740 Fax: 306.649.0772Email: [email protected]: www.McElhanney.com

Metallurgical Consulting Services Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . NPBox 5006, #202 – 303 47th Street East, Saskatoon SK S7K 4E3Tel: 306 .934.9191 Fax: 306.933.1814Email: [email protected]: www.metallurgicalconsulting.net

Midgard Project Management Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73419 Fairway Place, White City SK S4L 0A6Tel: 306.546.3327 Email: [email protected] Website: www.midgardpm.com

North Rim Exploration Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .741020 - 606 Spadina Crescent East, Saskatoon SK S7K 3H1Tel: 306.244.4878 Fax: 1.888.801.0564Email: [email protected]: www.northrim.sk.ca

P. Machibroda Engineering Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP806 - 48th Street East, Saskatoon SK S7K 3Y4Tel: 306.665.8444 Fax: 306.652.2092Email: [email protected]: www.machibroda.com

PINTER & Associates Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75710A – 48th Street East, Saskatoon SK S7K 5B4Tel: 306.244.1710 Fax: 306.933.4986Email: [email protected]: www.pinter.ca

PWA Engineering Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76#102 – 701 Cynthia Street, Saskatoon SK S7L 6B7Tel: 306.244.6371 Fax: 306.664.2771Email: [email protected] Website: www.pwa.sk.ca

Pavement Scientifi c International Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP221 Jessop Avenue, Saskatoon SK S7N 1Y3Tel: 306.477.4090 Fax: 306.477.4190Email: [email protected] Website: www.psitechnologies.ca

Prakash Consulting Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP#4 – 210 – 15th Street East, Prince Albert SK S6V 1G2Tel: 306.922.2101 Fax: 306.763.0212Email: [email protected]: www.prakasheng.ca

R. J. England Consulting Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP204 -1945 Scarth Street Regina SK S4P 2H1Tel: 306.546.5280 Fax: 306.352.5280Email: [email protected] Website: www.englandengineering.com

Rempel Engineering & Management Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . NP1809 Lorne Avenue, Saskatoon SK S7H 1Y5Tel: 306.343.8737 Fax: 306.343.8732Email: [email protected]: www.rempeleng.ca




Resource Management International Inc. . . . . . . . . . . NPBox 213, Lashburn SK S0M IH0Tel: 306.631.6692 Fax: 306.285.2436

Ritenburg & Associates Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77200 - 2222 Albert Street, Regina, SK S4P 2V2Tel: 306.569.1303 Fax: 306.569.1307Email: [email protected]: www.ritenburg.com

617 - 601 - 1st Avenue North, Saskatoon SK S7K 1X7Tel: 306.244.1303 Fax: 306.244.1307

Robb Kullman Engineering LLP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .783022 Louise Street, Saskatoon SK S7J 3L8Tel: 306.477.0655 Fax: 306.477.1995Email: [email protected]: www.robb-kullman.com

SAL Engineering Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .792220 Avenue C North, Saskatoon SK S7L 6C3Tel: 306.653.4511 Fax: 306.664.1933Email: [email protected]: www.salengineering.ca

SRK Consulting Engineers and Scientists . . . . . . . . . . NPSuite 205 - 2100 Airport Drive, Saskatoon SK S7L 6M6Tel: 306.955.4779 Fax: 306.955.4750Email: [email protected]: www.srk.com

Stantec Consulting Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .801919 Rose Street, Regina SK S4P 3P1Tel: 306.781.6400 Fax: 306.781.6500Email: [email protected]: www.stantec.com

#100 - 75 - 24th Street East, Saskatoon SK S7K 0K3Tel: 306.667.2400 Fax: 306.667.2500Email: [email protected]

Tetra Tech WEI Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP1400 - 410 - 22nd Street East, Saskatoon SK S7K 5T6Tel: 306.244.4888 Fax: 306.664.7074Email: [email protected]: www.tetratech.com

Suite 812 Victoria Avenue East, Regina SK S4N 0P2Tel: 306.352.1686 Fax: 306-352-1687Email: [email protected]

Topping Engineering Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .81206 Stillwater Drive, Saskatoon SK S7J 4A4Tel: 306.955.7122Email: [email protected]

Walker Projects Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .82109 - 1621 Albert Street, Regina SK S4P 2S5Tel: 306.522.9434 Fax: 306.522.9431Email: [email protected]: www.walkerprojects.com

Water Resource Consultants Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP3216 Winchester Road, Regina SK S4V 2S8Tel: 306.751.0655Email: [email protected]

WaterMark Consulting Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .841601B McAra Street, Regina SK S4N 6H4Tel: 306.565.0091 Fax: 306.565.0092Email: [email protected]: www.watermarkconsulting.net


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Through dynamic safety risk management, supported by a strong safety culture across our worldwide operations, we maintain our reputation as innovators, educators and leaders in safety.

We follow five core safety strategies:

� Active safety leadership that educates, motivates and recognizes safety as a core value � Competency of our people to identify, understand and manage risk � Emphasis on balance that requires the integration of safety across all core business activities � Management of risks by adopting a dynamic and systematic, risk-based approach � Organizational culture where safety is a seamless part of everything we do.

Our commitment to Quality AECOM offers a proven quality management system that is certified to the internationally renowned ISO 9001:2008 standard, yet sufficiently flexible to address the specific requirements of a project. Quality management is central to our project management approach, and our project teams include individuals assigned to specific quality roles under our system. Key Saskatchewan Contacts Todd Smith, District General Manager Dave Humphreys, Manager, Water Stormy Holmes, Manager, Transportation Ron Typliski, District Manager, Environment Hugh Rudolf, District Manager, Metals and Minerals


A L F A E N G I N E E R I N G L T D . c o n s u l t i n g p r o f e s s i o n a l e l e c t r i c a l e n g i n e e r s

ALFA Engineering Ltd. is a Regina based Electrical Consulting Engineering firm incorporated in 1972. The firm has provided consulting services in the province of Saskatchewan since that time, and is presently licensed and authorized to practice Professional Engineering in Saskatchewan, Alberta, Manitoba and British Columbia. ALFA Engineering provides a range of Electrical Consulting Services for educational, health care, commercial, institutional, municipal and light industrial projects. These services include feasibility studies, condition assessments, conceptual design, project design, cost estimates and contract administration. ALFA Engineering Ltd. employs engineers, technologists and administrative personnel. Our present staff consists of the following: � Barry Novak, P.Eng. Principal � Jim Scott, Senior Electrical Technologist, Principal � Tim Caswell, A.Sc.T., Senior Electrical Technologist � Peggy Junek, C.Tech., Senior Technologist � Darran Stamm, P.Eng., Senior Engineer � Lee Pickett, A. Sc. T., Electrical Technologist � Colin Abernethy, P. Eng., Intermediate Electrical Engineer � Dion Donais, Junior Electrical Technologist � Trevor Chadwick, Engineer in Training � Mitchell Pockett, Engineer in Training � Kyle Nagel, Junior Electrical Technologist � Brandy Stoian, Administrative Assistant

ALFA Engineering Ltd. remains technically current through continued employee development. Staff are provided with opportunities to expand their knowledge base through technical seminars, product demonstrations, courses and industry related publications. Various staff members are involved in technical organizations and affiliations which also afford opportunities for growth. ALFA Engineering Ltd. continues to be an active participant in many community events and organizations. Through sponsorships and direct involvement in local activities, the firm has enjoyed making Regina and Saskatchewan great places to both work and live in. A sampling of ALFA’s previous projects include: Institutional: Regina Provincial Correction Centre 1913 Replacement Project – Regina, SK Greenhouse Gas Technology Centre, University of Regina – Regina, SK RCMP Heritage Centre – Regina, SK Healthcare: Moosomin Integrated Health Facility – Moosomin, SK Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region Addictions Treatment Centre – Regina, SK Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region Pre-Op Assessment Centre – Regina, SK Educational: Winston Knoll Collegiate – Regina, SK Arcola School – Regina, SK Multifamily Broadway Terrace – Regina, SK Residential: Wintergreene Estates – Regina, SK Recreational: Gallagher Centre – Yorkton, SK Weyburn Coliseum Renovations – Weyburn, SK


AMEC offices serving the mining and metals sector are located worldwide across Canada, USA, Peru, Chile, Brazil, UK and Russia.

AMEC maintains a full service engineering, procurement, and construction management office in Saskatoon, and has been a partner to Saskatchewan’s industry for over 40 years.

We have worked on every major potash property in Canada, as well as significant deposits overseas. In the last ten years, we have undertaken more than 40 studies and projects at potash mines and mills. We apply our operations and consulting expertise to assess deposits, supervise pilot-plant and metallurgical testing, conduct feasibility studies, and prepare efficient and cost-effective mine and plant designs. Our success is rooted in the strong technical capabilities of our Saskatoon office, and on over four decades of experience with the major producers. Our most recent contribution to the industry includes studies for new potash mines and contracts to determine economic viability for expansions at existing mines, followed by fast track engineering, procurement and construction management for these projects.

AMEC is also one of Canada’s leading providers of engineering and construction services to the uranium mining industry. We have provided services to the Rabbit Lake, Key Lake, McArthur River and McClean Lake mines. We understand the uranium mining industry’s need to improve efficiency while meeting increasingly stringent environmental standards.

AMEC Americas Limited

This office represents AMEC’s business lines for many types of projects, including mining, oil & gas and forestry.

Saskatchewan Office301 – 121 Research DriveSaskatoon, SK S7N 1K2Tel +1(306) 477-1155Fax +1(306) [email protected]

StaffThe Saskatoon operations comprises over 500 professional engineers, technologists and support personnel. The resources of other AMEC offices are available for major projects or assignments requiring speciality expertise.

Key Saskatchewan StaffWill Brandsema, P.Eng. Vice President and General Manager

Martin Heikoop, P.Eng. Manager, Operations

Kenn Cutts Manager, Business Development

Jason Toews, P.Eng. Manager, Mechanical

Trodhie Irlandez, P.Eng. Manager, Electrical & Instrumentation

Bill Bagnell, P.Eng. Manager, Mining

Glen White, P.Eng. Manager, Consulting

Robert Nisbet, P.Eng. Manager, Civil, Structural, Architectural

Paul O’Hara, P.Eng. Manager, Process

Francis Noonan Manager, Quality Management Systems

Stuart Middleton, P.Eng. Technical Director

Maurice Tremblay, P.Eng. Technical Director

Doug Shaw Manager, Project Services

Chuck Edwards Director, Metallurgy

Bill Kowal Manager, Supply Chain

Keryn Schenn Manager, Human Resources


AMEC ENVIRONMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE

AMEC’s Environment & Infrastructure operation is a specialty environmental, geotechnical, materials, infrastructure, program management and water resource consultant providing clients with solutions to all their business challenges. We are a boundaryless, robust and sustainable organization that supports clients throughout the full life cycle of their programs.

AMEC Environment & Infrastructure has been transformed into a multi-national North American corporation with a staff of more than 2,200 professionals operating from more than 90 offices. Throughout this transition, the company has maintained strong local offices, which provide excellent client service as the prime focus of their operations.

We are dedicated to the consistent achievement of industry-leading standards of excellence in environmental consulting, including:

� Environmental engineering, management, planning and compliance � Geotechnical engineering � Materials engineering, testing and inspection � Water resource services and civil projects � Planning, civil engineering and construction management for transportation including

roads, highways, bridges, airports and rail; water and wastewater; and land and site development.

Together with our AMEC sister firms, Environment & Infrastructure offers full-service solutions to clients throughout North America and internationally. The company draws on our experienced local managers and geographical reach to support the needs of clients, regardless of project size and complexity.

SASKATCHEWAN OFFICES Mark Humbert, P.Eng., Manager 4015 Millar Avenue Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada S7K 2K6 Tel (306) 975-0444 � Fax (306) 955-2446 [email protected]

Blair Gervais, P.Eng., Manager P.O. Box 610 - 2105 Central Avenue North Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada S6V 5S2 Tel (306) 764-4154 � Fax (306) 922-8828 [email protected]

Gene Froc, P.Eng., Manager 608 McLeod Street Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada S4N 4Y1 Tel (306) 721-7100 � Fax (306) 721-2626 [email protected] Doug Cox, P.Eng., Manager 2B 5803 63rd Avenue PO Box 11606 Lloydminster, Alberta, Canada T9V 3B8 Tel (780) 875-8975 � Fax (780) 875-1970 [email protected]

Gord Dziendzielowski, Manager 4015 Millar Avenue Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada S7K 2K6 Tel (306) 374-6121 � Fax (306) 244-2733 [email protected]

Worldwide. Responsibly. For the long term. AMEC offices serving the environment and infrastructure sector are located worldwide across Canada, USA, UK, Germany and Chile.


ARGUE and Associates Management Consultants, Inc.

Contact Us: For more information, please contact us at: Argue and Associates Management Consultants, Inc. Phone: 306-347-8083 30 Green Meadow Road Fax: 306-347-8084 Regina, Sask. S4V 0A5 Email: [email protected] www.argueandassociates.com

CORPORATE SYNOPSIS: Argue and Associates Management Consultants, Inc. is a Regina based, locally owned firm specializing in environment, health and safety (EHS) and business consulting. Founded in 2004, its President and Principal Consultant, Shawna Argue, is an engineer and holds an MBA. She has worked in the environmental consulting industry in Saskatchewan for the majority of her professional career and has industrial experience in a variety of settings, including international. Ms. Argue is also a Certified Environmental Auditor and Environmental Management Systems Lead Auditor. The company provides clients with personalized, quality services that range from small projects, to larger, more diverse undertakings. Argue and Associates Management Consultants, Inc. can assemble teams of experts for clients, and manage their projects to ensure effective completion. We work closely with our clients on all projects and apply systems approaches to solving problems and delivering services. The approach integrates EHS with overall business processes. Our Services: Our services include:

Environmental, Health and Safety Management Systems Consulting and Auditing

Environmental, Health and Safety Compliance Auditing

Due Diligence Training Environmental Permitting Environmental Screening Business Process Analysis

Our Clients: Our clients include:

Upstream oil and gas Electrical utilities Mining Institutions Agriculture Manufacturing Financial Institutions Government

ENGINEERING YOUR BUSINESS SOLUTIONS


GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE.LOCAL FOCUS.


An employee-owned, Canadian company, Associated Engineering has provided consulting services to public and private sector clients for over 60 years. We specialize in environmental, infrastructure, and transportation engineering services. Recognized as an industry leader, AE has received numerous awards for engineering services, which demonstrates our ability to develop innovative, value-added solutions that are practical and environmentally sustainable. Associated Engineering has over 850 staff in 20 offices across Canada. We offer a complete range of engineering and project management services, including: � Economic and Technical Feasibility Studies � Conceptual Planning and Cost Estimating � Preliminary and Detailed Design � Preparation of Construction Drawings, Specifications, and Contract Documents � Tendering and Procurement � Construction and Contract Administration � Construction Survey, Layout, and Inspection � Preparation of Record Drawings � Preparation of Operation and Maintenance Manuals � Municipal Utilities Training � Operation Assistance and Trouble-shooting � Project Management � Asset Management Saskatoon Regina #1 – 2225 Northridge Drive 1922 Park Street Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7L 6X6 Regina, Saskatchewan S4N 7M4 Tel (306) 653-4969 Fax (306) 242-4904 Tel (306) 721-2466 Fax (306) 721-2474 Prince Albert 131 – 1061 Central Avenue Prince Albert, Saskatchewan S6V 4V4 Tel (306) 764-3040 For more information, contact Bert Munro, P.Eng., FCSCE, Vice President & General Manager at [email protected]

Associated Engineering www.ae.ca


Ste. 400 – 4010 Pasqua Street Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 7B9

Phone: (306) 584-8833 Fax: (306) 586-9477 E-Mail: [email protected]

BROWNLEE BEATON KREKE is a Saskatchewan based consulting engineering firm incorporated in 1988. The firm is owned by its operating principals. The firm has fully staffed, principally operated offices in Regina and Saskatoon and employs 9 professional engineers and a total of 22 permanent employees. BROWNLEE BEATON KREKE specializes in structural and building engineering, civil engineering, and foundation engineering. The firm is fully supported by computer aided design and drafting (CADD) capability with software and expertise in Auto-CAD, MicroStation and Revit. The firm offers the following services: • Planning, costing and feasibility studies for new and renovated building projects. • Conceptual, preliminary and detailed building design for all types of building projects. • Project and construction management. • Investigatory services for buildings experiencing distress, failure and fire damage. • Restorative engineering services for existing and heritage designated buildings. BROWNLEE BEATON KREKE has provided structural engineering consulting services to architectural prime consultants, government agencies, Crown corporations, private developers and general contractors. BROWNLEE BEATON KREKE encourages and supports a team concept that fosters co-operation and communication within the project team from start to finish. Practical engineering with attention to detail, fiscal responsibility and exemplary service are the cornerstones of our operating philosophy. We pride ourselves on a record of developing cost effective, practical and buildable structural systems which are well integrated into the overall building concept. We recognize and understand that construction of a successful building requires close attention to the user needs and a thorough understanding of the many related building systems that must work together to make a successful project. BROWNLEE BEATON KREKE recognizes the need to keep informed on changes and refinements in engineering design and building construction. We strive to remain in the forefront of these changes by maintaining a library of information and publications, attendance at seminars and training courses, and close contact with contractors, fabricators, suppliers, educators and research agencies. This effort enables us to maintain a balanced appreciation of the ideal, practical and efficient development of structural systems. BROWNLEE BEATON KREKE is fully insured and hold professional membership licenses to practice in Saskatchewan (APEGS), Alberta (APEGA), and Manitoba (APEGM). The firm maintains membership with professional consulting associations in Saskatchewan (CES) and Canada (ACEC). Since commencement, all financial obligations have been met and a solid financial base has been established. This resource base serves to underline our commitment to providing a stable, long-term engineering presence in Saskatchewan.


WATER- Water Treatment Plants:

- Membrane Treatment

- Reverse Osmosis

- Nano-Filtration

- Ultra-Filtration

- Groundwater Treatment

- Surface Water Treatment

- Water System Assessments

- Distribution Systems Modeling and Design

- Water Main Replacement Programs

- Wells:

- Hydrogeological Reports

- Evaluation

- Groundwater Recharge

- Surface Water Hydrology

- Weirs and Dams

- River and Lake Intakes

- Pumping Stations

- Pipelines

- Reservoirs

SANITARY WASTEWATER- Collection Systems

- Sewer Restoration

- Sewage Pumping Stations and Force Mains

- Wastewater Treatment

- Lagoons

LAND DEVELOPMENT- Servicing Feasibility Studies

- Design and Construction Supervision Services

Residential & Commercial/Industrial Developments

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT- Site Selection Studies

- Site Design and Construction Supervision

TRANSPORTATION- Urban Streets, Curbs and Paving

- Access Roads

- Airport Paving and Recapping

- Feasibility Studies

- Geotechnical Investigations

STORM WATER- Drainage Studies

- Storm Sewers

- Storm Detention Ponds

- Storm Water Modeling

MUNICIPAL FACILITIES- Fire Halls

- Recreation Parks and Pools

ENGINEERING SERVICES

#201 - 302 Wellman LaneSaskatoon, SK S7T 0J1 phone: (306) 477-2822

fax: (306) 955-3755email: [email protected]

www.bulleeconsulting.com

PROVIDING ENGINEEERING EXCELLENCE SINCE 1980

For over 30 years, BCL has provided complete Professional Engineering Services in the fields of Municipal Engineering and Project Management

throughout the prairie provinces. Our engineering team includes highly trained and experienced specialists who are consulted as needed to

provide expertise in disciplines outside our firm. Since flexibility, innovation and quality are the backbone of engineering excellence, we strive

to ensure that they are reflected in all areas of our work. Our clients and our profession deserve nothing less.


CATTERALL & WRIGHT CONSULTING ENGINEERS

1221 – 8th STREET EAST, SASKATOON, SASKATCHEWAN S7H 0S5 TEL: (306) 343-7280 www.cwce.ca FAX: (306) 956-3199

SERVING SASKATCHEWAN FOR OVER 45 YEARS

COMPANY OVERVIEW Catterall & Wright is based out of Saskatoon and has been providing professional consulting services to municipalities, government agencies, industry and private developers in Saskatchewan since 1965. Municipal clients include major cities, towns, villages and First Nations communities. We aspire to grow with our community while continuing to serve each client and project, whether big or small, with the same consulting services, modern infrastructure solutions, personal attention and principles we were founded on.

Our innovative and high quality designs offer tailor made solutions that fit our clients needs by providing exceptional client service, supportive consultation and efficient engineering.

KEY PERSONNEL Alan O. Mickelson, P.Eng. Brett A. LaRoche, P.Eng. N. Lyle McLeod, P.Eng. Ryan J. Rogal, P.Eng. William (Bill) J. Wright, P.Eng. Shaun M. McLeod, P.Eng. Phillip L. Shilling, P.Eng Carleen R. Bartel, P.Eng. STAFF The company employs an average of 19 people, including 10 engineers and 9 skilled support staff. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES Complete engineering services including municipal design, planning, feasibility studies, cost estimation, detailed equipment and construction specifications, construction review and supervision, contract administration, and project management. Survey capabilities include level, transit, total station and GPS equipment. Arrangements with other specialties including architectural, landscape architecture, specialty engineering and planners are made as necessary.


CATTERALL & WRIGHT CONSULTING ENGINEERS

1221 – 8th STREET EAST, SASKATOON, SASKATCHEWAN S7H 0S5 TEL: (306) 343-7280 www.cwce.ca FAX: (306) 956-3199

SERVING SASKATCHEWAN FOR OVER 45 YEARS

MUNICIPAL SERVICES Water Supply - Supply pipelines - Wells - Surface water intakes - Pumphouses Water Treatment and Storage - New treatment plants - Evaluation and upgrading of existing

plants - Water storage reservoirs Water Distribution - Distribution system modeling and

analysis - Infrastructure evaluation - Urban distribution pipelines - Rural distribution pipelines, full

pressure and low pressure systems

Wastewater Collection - Infrastructure evaluation - Collection systems - Pumping stations - Forcemains

Wastewater Treatment - Treatment plants - Lagoons

Stormwater Management - Drainage studies - Collection systems - Disposal

Surveying - Topographic Surveys - Construction layout Solid Waste Management - Disposal studies - Landfills - Transfer Stations

Subdivision Development - Residential, commercial and

industrial - Layout planning - Servicing & Drainage design - Construction Services - Multi-family and condominium

developments

Transportation - Pavement evaluation - Maintenance recommendations - Roadways - Small Municipal Airports - Sidewalks & Curbs

Municipal Structures - Recreation facilities - Offices - Service garages - Fire Halls Planning - Infrastructure planning - Feasibility Studies


BuildingEnergy

EnvironmentIndustry

InternationalNew technologies

Project managementwww.cima.ca Transportation

Urban Services CIMA+ is a multidisciplinary firm active in the fields of engineering, project management and new technologies. Established in 1990 through a series of mergers and the integration of engineering firms representing more than 50 years of know-how, CIMA+ offers a full range of services in areas of urban infrastructure, environment, transportation, building, industry, energy and hydroelectricity, telecommunications, as well as computer science and geomatics. Our company is one of Canada’s largest engineering firms and ranks among North American leaders thanks to the high quality of its services, its achievements in conventional and leading-edge sectors as well as its strategic local and international alliances. Our sense of innovation, quality and sustainable development have been acknowledged over the years with multiple prizes and distinctions, including recognition as one of Canada’s 50 Best-Managed Companies on six occasions since 1995. Our mission is to provide clients with integrated engineering services and to develop effective solutions based on a partnership approach, a culture of excellence and a high sense of employee accountability. A ratio of one partner to every 10 specialists in each discipline helps reinforce our commitment to client satisfaction. Such a structure is relatively uncommon in our field of activity. The prevailing spirit of excellence at CIMA+ is sustained by our ongoing training programs, our ISO 9001 quality policy and our concern of providing clients with impeccable services. Our corporate culture is based on the experience, leadership and enthusiasm of our partners and specialists. Currently, CIMA+ employs over 2300 people in Canada and abroad, notably in Africa. Contact information 2505, 11th Avenue, Suite 318 10235 – 101 Street, 4th Floor 740, Notre-Dame St. W., Suite 900 Régina, Saskatchewan S4P 0K6 Edmonton, Alberta T5J 3V1 Montréal, Quebec H3C 3X6 T 306 525-6656 T 780 297-2462 T 514 337-2462 F 306 584-8182 F 780 428-3073 F 514 281-1632


Clifton Associates Ltd. is a Saskatchewan based consulting engineering firm that provides leading edge scientific and technical engineering services. Our core skills are related to the earth sciences, civil and environment. We provide technical solutions to clients primarily in the oil and gas, transportation, mining, industrial, public works, construction, government and international sectors. Our company was formed in 1978 with two offices in Saskatchewan. It has since grown to a total staff exceeding 150, with offices throughout western Canada. Our staff includes engineers, geoscientists, technicians, technologists and support staff. Clifton Associates Ltd. has over 30 years experience in consulting engineering in Canada with strong international experience. Clifton Associates Ltd. places a high value on safety and has developed an active safety program. We have a Certificate of Recognition from the Heavy Construction Association of Saskatchewan and are registered with ISNetworld and our Laboratories are CCIL certified.

Our mission:

"...to provide best value for our clients by providing scientific and technical solutions for the earth and its environment."

Regina Office Saskatoon Office 340 Maxwell Crescent www.clifton.ca #4, 1925-1st Avenue North Regina, SK S4N 5Y5 [email protected] Saskatoon, SK S7K 6W1


4271 – 5th Avenue East, Bag #5800

Prince Albert, SK, S6V 7V6Tel: (306) 764-4896Fax: (306) 764-1037

Email: [email protected]

BACKGROUND Clunie Consulting Engineers Ltd. is a Saskatchewan company established in 1978. We recognize that solid management is at the heart of a well run project, Consequently, all the experience, staff and time-tested systems, and the very latest in technology and equipment are brought together by Clunie Consulting Engineers for each and every project. Using critical path organizational methods, quantity and quality control, on-site supervision and contract administration, our company assures that timetables and budgets are strictly adhered to in the interest of economy and excellence. Any management system needs the very best in technology and equipment to put the project in place. Surveying, materials testing, mapping, three dimensional dynamic surface modeling, volume calculation and estimates with continuous updates of electronic design and as built drawings are all part of the Clunie Consulting Engineers’ package for efficient and Professional Project Management, on and off the site. For those projects requiring materials testing, we have a fully equipped central laboratory in Prince Albert. In addition, we have numerous equipped mobile testing labs and aggregate labs, all of which can be placed on the project site to provide timely, accurate and dependable information and test results. THE TEAM Clunie Consulting Engineers will provide you with an experienced group of engineers, technologists, and field staff, who will bring your project the expertise, technology, equipment and personnel needed to successfully manage your project from concept to construction. THE EXPERIENCE The team from Clunie Consulting Engineers has been involved in an extensive range of services in the fields of transportation, municipal, and mining engineering. Our services include feasibility studies, assessment and reviews, project estimating and costing, design and tendering, materials testing, preliminary and construction surveying, mapping, airphoto interpretation, project management and construction. THE PROJECTS

- Highways - Airports

- Land Use Planning - Hydro Transmission Lines

- Mining Sites

- Urban Streets and Subdivision development - Recreation Facilities - General Surveying


DANIELS WINGERAK ENGINEERING LTD. MECHANICAL CONSULTING ENGINEERS Robert J. Daniels, P.Eng. N Darren L. Wingerak, P.Eng. Christopher N. Conley, P. Eng. N Ryan M. MacGillivray, P. Eng. N David R. Colquhoun, A.Sc.T. N Jeff A. Frie A.Sc.T.

3022 Louise Street Saskatoon Saskatchewan S7J 3L8 Ph: 306.477.0678 Fax: 306.477.1995

Daniels Wingerak Engineering Ltd. and itspredecessor firm, Daniels Engineering Ltd. has beenproviding mechanical consulting services since 1980.The Firm is licensed and authorized to practice inSaskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia.

KEY PERSONNELRobert J. Daniels, P. Eng, LEED AP. ......Principal EngineerDarren L. Wingerak, P. Eng. .............. Principal EngineerChris Conley, P.Eng., LEED AP.................Design EngineerRyan MacGillivray, M.Sc., P.Eng. ............Design EngineerDavid R. Colquhoun, A.Sc T. ............. Senior TechnologistJeff Frie, A.Sc.T. ........................... Senior TechnologistGarry Kreller, G.S.C......................... Construction Review

The Firm employs a base number of 15 personnel.

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICESDaniels Wingerak Engineering Ltd. providesmechanical consulting services for all types ofcommercial and institutional projects. Typical projectsinclude but are not limited to hospitals, educationalfacilities, institutions, laboratory facilities, recreationalbuildings, nursing homes, office buildings, multi storeybuildings, apartment blocks, service garages, retailstores, warehouses, and churches.

The Firm's areas of mechanical design expertise includeheating, ventilation, air conditioning, plumbing, fireprotection systems, medical gases, HVAC controlssystems, and Building Automation Systems.

The Firm has expertise in performing computerizedenergy simulations including DOE, EE4 and HAPsoftware, and has completed many projects which havesuccessfully qualified under the federal government’sCBIP and/or C2000 programs. We have been involvedin a number of LEED projects both as a member of thedesign team, and in the role of the LEED CoordinatingProfessional.

DESIGN PHILOSOPHYDaniels Wingerak Engineering Ltd. keeps abreast ofthe latest developments in mechanical components,equipment and systems. The new developments areintegrated with tried and tested methods so as toachieve the optimum mechanical solutions.

Energy efficiency is a consideration in every design andenergy recovery systems are incorporated whereverpossible and economically feasible.

A quality mechanical design must give consideration tothe building size and use, capital and operating costs,architectural requirements, and the constructionbudget.

A properly implemented mechanical system can greatlyenhance occupant comfort, indoor air quality, energyconservation, and the overall operation of the building.It is important that a mechanical system be designedwith a view for serviceability of the mechanicalequipment. Adequate service clearances for routinemaintenance and repairs can provide considerable costsavings in the operation of the building and extend theuseful life of the mechanical systems.

TYPICAL PROJECTS

Daniels Wingerak Engineering Ltd. has providedmechanical consulting services on many projects ofvarying size and complexity. The following is a list oftypical projects completed by the Firm.

Royal University Hospital, Addition and RenovationsParkridge Centre, 238 Bed Level IV FacilitySherbrooke Community CentreHumboldt HospitalMental Health Facility at Royal University HospitalParkville Manor, high rise residential24th Street Condos, high rise residentialGeological Sciences Building – U of S CampusCollege of Kinesiology, U of S CampusIntervac Level 3 Containment Facility, U of S CampusAcademic Health Sciences, U of S CampusLaboratory Building Addition, U of R CampusJohn G. Diefenbaker Airport Renovation and ExpansionBedford Road Collegiate, Addition & RenovationsCentennial Collegiate, SaskatoonTommy Douglas Collegiate, SaskatoonBethlehem Collegiate, SaskatoonShaw Centre (Olympic size aquatic facility)National Hydrology Research Centre – HVAC RetrofitSaskatoon Board of Education – Education CentrePlant Biotechnology Institute – NRCSaskTel Main Exchange Building UpgradeNorthwest Health Centre, Meadow Lake, SK.La Loche Health Centre, La Loche, SK.Victoria Hospital Renovations, Prince AlbertAlice Turner LibraryCameco Operations Center – High Performance Bldg.Atrium Building – Innovation Place


EBA, A Tetra Tech Company

ENGINEERINGEBA has a well-earned reputation for innovation and

TRANSPORTATION

Airports

Ports and Harbours

ENVIRONMENT

Biophysical Inventory

Species at Risk Assessment

Environmental Health and Safety

EBA, A Tetra Tech Company

Terry Schmidt

Saskatchewan

Opening Spring 2013

EBA will be opening a Central Materials Testing Laboratory in Regina for soils, aggregates, asphalt concrete and concrete,


At ENGCOMP We Provide Practicaland Innovative Project Solutions

Serving Western Canada’s heavy industrial and miningsectors, ENGCOMP provides consulting engineering anddecision analysis services. With a focus on clientpartnerships, we are valued as trusted advisors fromproject definition to detailed design.

Process, Mechanical, Structural, and Electrical& Instrumentation EngineeringCost Estimating & SchedulingRisk Management PlanningEngineering Project Management

Our team of professional engineers and technologistshave had a great deal of exposure, practice, and successin a variety of sectors, including (potash, gold,uranium, and diamonds), ,

, and .

miningchemical processing pulp

& paper food processing

Interacting closely with our clients and each other, ourteam prides itself on establishing and maintaining long-term client relationships.

#10 – 2220 Northridge DrSaskatoon, SK

Canada S7L 6X8

[email protected]

Phone (306) 978.7730Fax (306) 978.7729

Engineering and Computing Professionals


210 – 15 Innovation Boulevard, Saskatoon, SK S7N 2X8 Phone: (306) 665-6223 | Fax: (306) 665-8589

Email: [email protected] | Website: www.genivar.com

200 – 438 Victoria Avenue East, Regina, SK S4N 0N7Phone: (306) 585-1990 | Fax: (306) 585-9113

Email:[email protected] | Website: www.genivar.comGlobal Solutions in Engineering

GENIVAR is a leading engineering, environmentand project managementfirm dedicated to successfully delivering tailor-made solutions to our clients. Our comprehensive range of services allows us to support our clients at every stage of their projects according to their specific requirements. GENIVAR is a dynamic public company committed to continued growth and success. Our firm has over 14,500 highly-skilled employees in offices across Canada and internationally.

In the last decade, we have grown significantly through internal expansion and a series of strategic acquisitions, broadening our services and extending our geographic reach in Canada and abroad. In Saskatchewan, GENIVAR acquired the operations of Cochrane Engineering in 2006.

We have a proven track record of delivering quality, award-winning projects in a wide range of markets for clients in the public and private sectors as well as First Nation organizations. Our team has extensive expertise in every engineering discipline and serves a large client base in the following markets: transportation, municipal infrastructure, buildings, environment, industrial and power.

Teamwork and Constructive Approach The entire team at GENIVAR supports every project, regardless of size or scope. We adopt an integrated and multi-disciplinary approach and add value by drawing on the comprehensive resources of our company for the benefit of the client.

Our team includes a broad range of specialties and disciplines, from engineers and scientists to environmental experts, as well as dedicated centres of excellence in specific fields. We can mobilize and leverage these resources quickly and effectively for any project. Along with our technical expertise, our team members take a constructive approach that makes all the difference.

Sustainable Development Sustainable development is a key goal of any project. GENIVAR’s design process reflects this reality by incorporating practical, efficient and cost-effective solutions aimed at reducing pollution and natural resource use throughout the construction stage and during operations. Backed by GENIVAR’s Centre of Excellence in Sustainable Development, our experts implement a variety of programs with the purpose to evaluate and optimize the energy and environmental performance of all types of infrastructures.

REPRESENTATIVE SASKATCHEWAN PROJECTS

Buildings Maximum Security Penitentiary – Prince Albert First Nations University of Canada - Regina Dakota Dunes Casino - Whitecap Research Park buildings – Saskatoon and Regina College Building Rehabilitation – University of Saskatchewan Academic Health Sciences Building – University of Saskatchewan Humboldt Hospital – Humboldt Campbell Collegiate Underpinning – Regina Huskie Clubhouse, University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon PCS Allan Service Building - Allan

Transportation Construction of the Subgrade and Surfacing Structure on Highway 55 – Pierceland Construction of the Subgrade and Surfacing Structure on Highway 368 – Lake Lenore Construction of a Subgrade on the Northbound Lanes of Highway 11 – Duck Lake Application of Seal Coat and Surface Mixing and Compaction on Highway 42-02 – Eyebrow Construction of Subgrade and Surfacing Structure on the Dalmeny Access – Dalmeny Construction of a Surfacing Structure on Highway 13 – Assiniboia Construction of Subgrades on Highway 2 and the St. Louis Access – St. Louis

Land Development Maple Ridge Subdivision – Regina Fairways West Subdivision – Regina Kensington Greens Subdivision – Regina Preston Crossing Retail Development – Saskatoon Muskeg Lake Commercial Subdivision – Saskatoon College Quarter, University of Saskatchewan – Saskatoon Hawkstone Subdivision - Regina

Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion – Saskatoon Water Treatment Plants – Saskatchewan communities Wastewater Sewage Lagoons – Saskatchewan communities CPR Underpass Drainage Improvements – Regina Sewage Pumping Stations – Saskatchewan communities Storm Water Management and Studies – Regina Caron / Mortlach Treated Water Supply - Saskatchewan

Industrial Terra Grain Fuels Ethanol Plant – Belle Plain PCS Mine Expansions – Allan and Cory IPSCO Coil Prep Line – Regina Prairie Malt Limited, Flexi-Malthouse #2 – Biggar Can-Oat Mill – Martensville and Portage La Prairie Central Energy Plant – Innovation Place, Saskatoon


Helping your company develop the earth responsibly.

EXPERIENCE BUILT ON 30 YEARS IN SASKATCHEWANChanging pressures from environmental regulations and stakeholders creates a dynamic situation that is difficult to navigate alone. For 30 years, Golder in Saskatchewan has been integrating engineering and environmental concepts with the vision of sustainable development. The result is a disciplined project planning process designed to guide your project from initial concept to closure.

Providing guidance in identifying constraints, managing risks and planning for a future that succeeds on transparency and sustanability, we are able to help you create minimal impact while maximising your potential returns. Just ask Golder about:

Ground EngineeringEnvironmental Management & ComplianceEnvironmental & Social AssessmentNatural Resources & Mining EngineeringPlanning & DesignDecommissioning & Decontamination

SUCCESS THROUGH COLLABORATIONStrategic collaboration across industries and experience builds smarter solutions. Your project’s solution not only draws on local knowledge and best practises from

Saskatchewan, but from Golder’s network across Canada and around the globe. Golder’s holistic approach moves your project forward responsibly.

JUST ASK GOLDER PRINCIPALS AND ASSOCIATES IN SASKATCHEWAN

Ron Barsi, P.Geo., Principal, Global Uranium Services Phil Bruch, M.Sc., P.Eng., Principal, Senior Geotechnical Engineer Mark Ealey, B.Sc., Associate, Senior Ecologist/Reclamation Specialist Marci Ferguson, H.B.Sc.F., Associate, Environmental ScientistAmy Langhorne, M.Sc., FP-C, Principal, Senior Aquatic ScientistRobert Lesperance, Managing Associate, Senior Civil DesignerGreg Misfeldt, M.Sc., P.Eng., Principal, Senior Geotechnical Engineer Brad Novecosky, M.A., Associate, Biosciences Division Manager Brent Topp, P.Geo., Associate, Senior HydrologistMike Tremblay, M.Sc., P.Eng., Associate, Senior Geotechnical EngineerDarren Tressel, Associate, Geosciences Division ManagerJohn Virgl, Ph.D., Associate, Senior Environmental Scientist

OFFICE LOCATIONS:

SASKATOON1721 8th St. E, Saskatoon, SK, S7H 0T4 (306) 665 7989

ESTEVAN1306 7th St., Estevan, SK, S4A 1H2 (306) 634 2814

[email protected] www.golder.com

30 years of experience in Saskatchewan can make the difference in your project. Our knowledge of local regulations and a global reputation for quality, innovation and integrity can help you achieve regulatory goals and sustainability objectives.

GOLDER ASSOCIATES LTD.


415 – 7th AVENUE ~ REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN ~ CANADA ~ S4N 4P1

TELEPHONE: (306) 569-9075 FAX: (306) 565-3677 EMAIL: [email protected] CORPORATE PROFILE

GE Ground Engineering Ltd. is a Saskatchewan based engineering company established in 1972 with background experience and facilities directed solely to provide specialized consulting services in Geotechnical, Environmental, Civil, Roadway and Materials Engineering. GE Ground Engineering Ltd. is an experienced organization devoted solely to solving geotechnical, environmental and civil engineering problems. To the mining industry, the architect, the quantity surveyor, the civil engineering or foundation piling contractor, the site developer and to local authorities, as well as to building contractors, GE Ground Engineering Ltd. offers an all-embracing service. Our “Geoenvironmental Package” aims at providing you with just one service of intelligence, one single point of contact from the time you initiate site finding to the moment building contractors move in and start moving up.

FACILITIES

Our headquarters and main testing laboratory are located at Regina in a modern one storey building, fully equipped with a modern laboratory capable of undertaking a wide range of soil, concrete and asphalt testing. In addition, our concrete testing laboratory has been certified and meets CSA requirements for Category I and additional tests –5C and –10C.

KEY PERSONNEL Tim Adelman, B.Sc., P.Eng., P. Geo., President and CEO Steve Harty, P. Eng., Vice President, Sr. Geotechnical Engineer Paul Walsh, P. Eng., Sr. Geotechnical Engineer Kelly Maunder, A.Sc.T., Laboratory Supervisor

STAFF

The Company presently employs 2 Civil Engineers, 1 Geological and 1 Environmental Engineer, all of whom have qualifications in geotechnical, environmental, roadway engineering, and/or engineering geology, and materials testing. Other members of the technical staff are Engineering Technologists, all of whom have qualifications and experience in surveying, construction inspection and QA/QC testing of soils, concrete and asphalt. A number of consultant specialists are retained to provide advisory services to the Company and its clients.


PRINCIPAL FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION The Geotechnical Investigation Service

- Site reconnaissance and selection; - Exploratory boring and sampling; - Geological mapping and terrain evaluation;

- Electric logging for stratigraphic analysis; - Air photo interpretation; - Instrumentation and in-situ measurement of soil, rock and water, including use of

piezometers, pressure cells and tilt meters; - Materials investigation.

The Design and Advisory Service - Foundation design services; - Earthwork designs; - Engineering geology studies; - Asphalt mix designs; - General geotechnical studies; - Pavement structure designs; - Slope stability studies; - Soil stabilization studies; - Seepage studies; - Concrete mix designs; - Shoring & bracing systems; - Engineering reports; - Foundation underpinning designs; - Project planning management; - Settlement analyses; - Soil bentonite sealant systems; - Earth pressure studies; - Slurry trench cutoff walls; - Mineral loss of use studies for First Nations.

The Environmental Service

- Preacquisition environmental site assessments; - Environmental auditing & liability assessment; - Identifying & defining contamination problems, including impact & risk assessment;

- Evaluating and selecting potential remedial alternatives and obtaining environmental approvals;

- Designing remedial systems, preparing plans, specifications and contract documents;

- Project and construction management; - Estimating construction costs and preparing construction schedules; - Mitigation and monitoring; - Industrial liquid, air and solid waste management.

The Construction Inspection and QA/QC Testing Service

- Load-settlement measurement; - Full scale pile load tests; - Inspection of foundation installations, earthwork, footings, piles, caissons; - Instrumentation and performance monitoring; - QA/QC testing of soils, concrete and asphalt materials; - Special services such as LOK-TEST for in-place testing of concrete.


TYPICAL PROJECTS

- CCRL – Co-op Refinery Expansion Project – Complete Foundation Engineering Package, including Full Scale Pile Load Tests.

- EnCana Oil & Gas – CO2 Recycle Compressor Expansion – Geotechnical Investigation and Materials Testing.

- SaskPower – Queen Elizabeth Power Plant Expansion, Saskatoon, SK. – Geotechnical Investigation and Construction Inspection.

- SaskPower – Rushlake Creek Wind Power Turbines – Geotechnical Investigation, Construction Inspection and Materials Testing.

- Deer Valley Golf & Estates – Geotechnical Investigation including slope stability study for new golf course and residential development.

- Harvard Developments – Environmental Site Assessment and Site Remediation for Shooting Range – Regina, SK.

- City of Regina – Geotechnical Investigation for Masterplan Drainage Area 15 – (Phase II) Dieppe.

- SaskWater – Geotechnical Investigation for Avonlea Dam. - Inland Cement Limited, Industrial Site, Regina, SK. – Investigate extent of

contamination. Project Manager for partial site remediation to permit land development. Ongoing groundwater monitoring.

- New Grade Heavy Oil Upgrader, Regina, SK. – Complete Geotechnical Engineering Package.

- University of Saskatchewan-Cleanup and Remediation of Chemical Landfill, Saskatoon, SK. – Ongoing groundwater monitoring.

- IPSCO Inc., Regina, SK. – Complete Geotechnical Engineering Package. - Defence Construction Canada, CFB Moose Jaw, SK. – Environmental Site

Assessment – NATO Flying Training. - City of Regina – Prepare Mitigation Plan for Existing Landfill. - CN North America – Environmental Site Assessments – Phase I & II. - CP Rail – Environmental Site Assessments, Phase I and II. - Federal Pioneer Limited – Remedial Work to Contain PCB Spill, Regina, SK. –

Ongoing groundwater monitoring for SaskPower. - Mercury Control Implementation – Thunder Creek Area, Moose Jaw, SK. - Pioneer Grain Limited, Crooked River, SK. – Complete Foundation Engineering

Package for Grain Terminal Facilities. - Cargill Grain Limited, Moose Jaw, SK. – Complete Foundation Engineering Package

for Grain Terminal Facilities. - Saskatchewan Highways and Transportation – Surfacing Designs. - SaskEnergy – Slope Stability Studies. - Kahkewistahaw First Nation, Saskatchewan – Mineral Loss of Use Study. - Cote First Nation, Saskatchewan – Mineral Loss of Use Study. - Prophet River First Nation, British Columbia – Mineral Loss of Use Study. - Fort William First Nation, Ontario – Mineral Loss of Use Study. - Siksika First Nation, Alberta – Mineral Loss of Use Study.


1580 Angus Street, Regina, Sask. S4T 1Z1 Phone (306) 525-9815, Fax (306) 525-6369 [email protected]

PARTNERS:

Grant P. Dawson, P.Eng.Ted K. Cooke, P.Eng.Neal F. HerpergerCarla M. SpriggsJacqualine N. Johnson

RESUME:

HDA Engineering Ltd., have been in business for a successful 32 years, providing mechanicalengineering services in the provinces of Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Alberta. The expertise of theemployees has been put to use in all sizes of new and retrofit buildings in the areas of commercial,educational, institutional, financial, security, recreational and residential construction.

PROJECTS:

Commercial: - Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory, Regina- STC Depot, Regina- Field House, Regina Exhibition Grounds

Educational: - University of Regina Education Building 5 and 6 Floors, Reginath th

- Weinmaster Heritage Heights Schools, Yorkton- Alex Wright School, Nipawin- South East Education Centre, Weyburn

Institutional: - Moosomin Health Care Facility, Moosomin- St. Paul Lodge/St. Peter Hospital, Melville- Prince Albert Courthouse, Prince Albert- Rosetown Health Care Facility- Kerrobert Health Care Facility

Financial: - Lloydminster Credit Union, Lloydminster- Bank of Nova Scotia, Yorkton

Security: - Provincial Correctional Centre, Regina- RCMP Firing Range, Regina- Prince Albert Penitentiary, Prince Albert

Recreational: - Humboldt Aquatic Centre, Humboldt- Lakeview Aquatic Centre, Saskatoon

Residential: - Watson Senior Citizen’s Home, Watson- Hudson Bay Seniors Home & Community Centre, Hudson Bay


J C KENYON ENGINEERING INC. STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

2424 College Avenue, Regina, Sask., S4P 1C8 Tel: 306-585-6126 Fax: 306-585-6156 Email: [email protected]

#202 - 440 2nd Avenue North, Saskatoon, Sask., S7K 2C3 Tel: 306-249-5346 Fax: 306-249-4581 Email: [email protected]

CORPORATE PROFILE J. C. Kenyon Engineering Inc. was established in 1995 to provide consulting structural engineering services to the Saskatchewan marketplace. Through our Regina and Saskatoon offices, we provide consulting services and structural engineering design to major architectural firms, corporations, developers and contractors throughout Saskatchewan and beyond. Our personnel have extensive experience in the design and delivery of building structures. SERVICES Structural design of buildings & related structures: For architects, design-build contractors, public agencies, developers, project managers. Office Buildings, health care facilities, parking structures, schools, performing arts centers, museums,

industrial buildings, other related structures. Three-dimensional finite element modeling.

Restoration & upgrading of existing structures: Repairs to delaminated, corroded and freeze-thaw damaged concrete structures. Repairs to deteriorated post-tensioned structures. Modifications to existing structures relating to deficiencies with respect to the NBC code and modernization.

Building Assessments: Pre-sale evaluations of building structural systems. Review of existing structures to accommodate changes in floor loads. Feasibility studies of buildings with respect to proposed renovations and modifications.

Monitoring & assessment of post-tensioned structures: 24 hour remote acoustic monitoring of post-tensioning with Pure Technologies. Preparation of performance reports. Preparation of repair and maintenance programs.

Investigations & reports on structural failures: Forensic structural investigations for insurance claims. Determinations of point and mechanism failure. Inspection of structures damaged by fire. Preparation of construction documents and strategies for repair or replacement.

Costing and Budgeting: Preparation of accurate, realistic estimates of construction costs. Review of budgets based on historical database of projects.


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KGS Group is a multi-disciplined engineering firm with offices in Winnipeg, Regina, Thunder Bay and Toronto. Founded in 1986, the company has a permanent staff of over 350 professional engineers, scientists and support personnel and provides a complete range of services to industrial and commercial clients, utilities, water resources and energy sector clients, municipalities and governmental agencies. The range of engineering disciplines includes:

Structural Civil / Municipal Electrical / Automation Hydraulics / Hydrology Water / Wastewater Geotechnical Environmental / Hydrogeological Geomatics Mechanical Steel Detailing (Fabrication Shop Drawings)

More information about KGS Group is available at www.kgsgroup.com KGS Group includes the acquisition of the following long term Saskatchewan based consulting engineering companies: Donovan Engineering Ltd, - Structural; EMC Engineering Inc.– Electrical & Automation and M R 2-McDonald and Associates –Water, Wastewater, Environmental. The staff and experience of these companies, together with the resources of the other KGS Group offices, will continue to provide our clients with knowledgeable and personal service. Regina Office Management & Senior Staff: Bruce Peberdy, P. Eng., Regional Manager, e-mail: [email protected] Structural: Bruce Peberdy, P. Eng. Water / Wastewater: Sean Bayer, P. Eng. Norm Seiferling, A.Sc.T. Darko Grujic, P. Eng. Dino Philopoulos, P. Eng. Rodger McDonald, P. Eng. Chad Shordee, A.Sc.T.

Environmental: Bruce McLeod, P. Eng. Electrical: Yvan Granger, P. Eng. Lee Peters, P. Eng. Mike O’Krancy, P. Eng. Laurie Hammond, P. Eng. Jim Molnar, A.Sc.T. Richard Biegler, P. Eng. Mechanical: Andrew Born, P. Eng. Dimitrious Fourlas, P. Eng. Micheal Gerspacher, P. Eng.

#440 – 2365 Albert Street Regina, SK S4P 4K1 Ph: 306.757.9681 Fx: 306.757.9684


ENGINEERING DISCIPLINES / SERVICES Structural

Industrial / Commercial / Institutional Bldgs Waterfront Developments Hydraulic Structures Bridges Condition Assessments and Rehabilitation

Electrical / Automation Technical & Economic Feasibility Studies Energy Auditing & Optimization Analysis Procurement & Expediting Component and System Functional Testing

and Commissioning Programs Electrical System Computer Modeling,

Load Flow, Harmonic, Fault & Regulation Studies

Protection T-C Coordination Studies Arc-flash Studies Automations Systems PLC, DCS & SCADA Program

Development & Implementation HV Power Substations & Distribution and

MV Standby Generation Communication & Data Infrastructures Motor Control and Protection Systems Roadway & Site Illumination Building Electrical Systems Life Safety Systems

Water / Wastewater Water and Wastewater Works Water Treatment Industrial and Municipal Pollution

Prevention Facilities Water Quality – Surface Water,

Groundwater, Drinking Water Aquatic Biology Municipal Engineering Waste Management Pumping & Pipeline Systems Environmental Engineering

Environmental / Hydrogeology Municipal and Industrial Landfills Hazardous Wastes Groundwater Supply Systems Environmental License Proposals / Permits Environmental Impact Studies / Audits Contamination / Aquifer Remediation Geothermal Heating & Cooling Systems

Hydraulics / Hydrology Fisheries Mitigation Studies Design of Hydraulic Structures Hydrological Studies Hydroelectric Planning / Design Dam Safety Reviews Ice Engineering

Geotechnical / Geological Site Investigations for Soils and Bedrock Slope Stability / Riverbank Stability Water Retaining Structures Foundation Design Instrumentation / Monitoring Dam Safety Reviews / Inspections

Geomatics GIS Mapping and Data management

Mechanical / Process Agri-Industrial / Bio-Fuels Sewage and Water Treatment Water Distribution Industrial Process Piping Pulp and Paper Mills Commercial / Industrial HVAC Steel Mills Food Processing Facilities

Civil / Municipal Municipal Sewer and Water Systems Land Drainage Road and Airport Pavement Design

Building Science Building Envelope Evaluation Reserve Fund Studies Energy Audits / Indoor Air Quality

Construction / Project Management Contract Administration / Quality Control Schedule / Cost Control Construction Management

Steel Detailing Steel Fabrication Shop Drawings (X-Steel)


KEY WEST ENGINEERING LTD.

FIRM PROFILE

477 1st AVENUE NORTH SASKATOON SK S7K 1X5

PH: 306-652-7772 FX: 306-664-1906 Email: [email protected]

KEY WEST ENGINEERING LTD. is a consulting engineering firm which provides professional mechanical engineering services to thecommercial, institutional, industrial and public sectors. The principal activity of the company is the engineering design of mechanicalsystems and services for all types of buildings. The company was incorporated in 1985.

KEY PERSONNEL & STAFFR.J. Cowan, P. Eng., B.E. 1973 S.J. Charlton, P. Eng. B.E. 1971

3 professional engineers , 2 Engineer-In-Training, and 3 technical/support staff.

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES Key West Engineering Ltd. provides a broad range of mechanical engineering services:! Costing, feasibility studies! Conceptual, preliminary and detailed mechanical systems design! Tender, contract administration ! General engineering services during construction! Evaluation services

TYPICAL PROJECTS IN SASKATCHEWAN

Commercial/Office

Startco Engineering Ltd., Office and Manufacturing Facility, Saskatoon Credit Union Centre Mezzanine Expansion, Saskatoon Sherwood Chevrolet/BEMA Autosport/Saturn, Saskatoon Saskatchewan Blue Cross Addition/Renovation, Saskatoon Canora Credit Union, CanoraConcourse Building, Innovation Place, SaskatoonFederated Co-operatives Food Stores, Various Locations

Institutional/EducationalAboriginal Student Centre, U of S, SaskatoonCollege Building Rehabilitation, U of S, SaskatoonDeschambault Lake Elementary School Geological Sciences Building Library Addition, U of S Mother Teresa School, Saskatoon St. Joseph High School, SaskatoonCowessess Community Education Centre, Cowessess First Nation

IndustrialWeyerhaeuser Canada, Prince Albert Digester and Steam/Recovery Control Rooms Prairie Malt Kiln #2 Replacement, BiggarQueen Elizabeth Power Station Control Room, Saskatoon Walker Seeds Plant Ventilation, Tisdale Gainers Bacon Processing Plant, North Battleford

Recreational Kinsmen Henk Ruys Soccer Centre, Saskatoon Lakewood Leisure Centre Ozone Water Treatment System, SaskatoonGriffiths Stadium Canada Games Renovations, U of S

ResidentialSt. Volodymyr Terrace, Saskatoon The Landing, Saskatoon The Waterford, Saskatoon Riverwalk Condominiums, Saskatoon

Health CareCity Centre Family Physicians, Saskatoon Special Care Home, St. Brieux Midtown Medical Centre, Saskatoon Dental Offices, Various locations

MunicipalAhtahkakoop First Nation Water Treatment Plant Expansion Big River First Nation Water Treatment Plant Expansion Pelican Lake First Nation Water Treatment Plant UpgradeNemeiben River Water Treatment Plant


MDH Engineered Solutions Corp., Member of the SNC-Lavalin Group (MDH) specializes in geotechnical,hydrogeological and environmental consulting, and provides advanced laboratory soil, rock and mine waste testing. MDH’s head offi ce is in Saskatoon, with offi ces across Saskatchewan, as well as in Alberta and British Columbia. MDH is the largest consulting fi rm of its kind in Saskatchewan and is highly regarded as a premier consulting fi rm for Western Canada.

Research generating new knowledge and developing new technology has provided a competitive advantage that keeps MDH involved in major projects across Canada and worldwide. Over the last 30 years, MDH has completed a wide range of projects for mining, industrial, utility and public sector clients combining industry leading technical capability with our staff’s practical experience to provide cost-effective high quality services. MDH thrives on applying the latest developments in engineering and science to fi nd innovative solutions to the most diffi cult problems in the following areas:

Geotechnical, geological and geoenvironmental site investigations and evaluationsEnvironmental assessments including project

proposals and impact statements as well as remediation and monitoring plans

Site assessments from siting studies to site decommissioning and remediation plansAdvanced numerical modelling for slope stability,

seepage, groundwater and 3-D density dependent contaminant transport

Integrated seepage, stress and slope stability analysisand saturated/unsaturated soil mechanicsHydrogeological assessments including stratigraphicinterpretation, surface/borehole geophysics andaquifer evaluationGroundwater resource plans and evaluation as wellas production well design, installation and optimizationWaste containment systems including soil-bentoniteslurry walls, earthen and HDPE liners, compositeFrench drains and cover technologyDam safety reviewsExpert testimonyPetrographic and thin section analysisMine planning

Remote sensing, air photo interpretation andanalysis using advanced geomatics toolsGeological exploration and resource evaluationReal-time remote data acquisition and datamanagementDesign, installation and monitoring of advanced instrumentation arraysBiological surveysHydrological services including fl uid storagerequirements and inundation studiesWaste rock/soil characterization and testingand analysisTailings managementConstruction engineering including surveying,quality control and quality assuranceResource evaluationDetailed design including material sourcingand tender package preparationGeohazard risk managementGround penetrating radarCold temperature testing facilityRock mechanics testingConcrete testing

HEAD OFFICE: 232-111 Research Drive, Saskatoon, SK, S7N 3R2 Tel: 306.934.7527

LABORATORY: 406 Jessop Avenue, Saskatoon, SK, S7N 2S5 Tel: 306.955.2735

REGINA OFFICE: 202-1911 E Truesdale Drive, Regina, SK S4V 2N1 Tel: 306.546.4220

PRINCE ALBERT OFFICE: 104-2805 6th Avenue E., Prince Albert, SK S6V 6Z6 Tel: 306.763.1495

ESTERHAZY OFFICE: 418 Main Street, Box 2018, Esterhazy, SK S0A 0X0 Tel: 306.745.2164

CONTACT: Andrew Karvonen, M.Sc., P.Eng., P.Geo., VP Operations Tel: 306.934.7527


MIDGARD MIDGARDPM.COM

COMPANY DESCRIPTIONMidgard Project Management is a Saskatchewan based consulting firm providing independent project

management services. We specialize in construction, engineering, business and telecommunications

projects. Established in 2012, the firm’s employees have over ten years experience working as

engineers and project managers in the Saskatchewan consulting industry. We serve both public and

private sector clients throughout Regina, Saskatchewan, and beyond.

OUR SERVICES

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Acting as client’s project management team

Alignment of project and business case

Scope/cost/schedule management

Risk management

Project start-up, monitoring/controls, and close-out

PROJECT MANAGEMENT OFFICE (PMO) CONSULTING

Diagnostics and evaluations

Tailoring PMO model and methodology to a client’s organization

Program and portfolio management

PMO governance

Training PMO staff

Providing project management resources to support a client’s PMO

SASK ATCHEWAN OFFICE CONTACTKursten Faller p.eng pmp leed ap

419 Fairway Place

White City, SK S4L 0A6

[email protected]

p. 306.546.3327

c. 306.533.0311


www.northrim.ca

A team of dedicated professionals committed to serving the mineral resource industry since 1984

Avord Tower 1020 - 606 Spadina Crescent East Saskatoon, SK, Canada S7K 3H1 Telephone: (306) 244-4878

The Company

North Rim Exploration Ltd. (North Rim) is an employee-owned geoscience and engineering consulting company based in Saskatoon. With continued success the company has grown to a team of 25+ professional geoscientists, engineers and support staff. Committed to providing exceptional customer service to clients requiring integrated solutions for geological and engineering needs, North Rim’s diverse team provides the following specializations:

� Regional Stratigraphic Mapping � Regional Sub-Surface Studies � Sequence Stratigraphy Studies � Work Permit Applications � Drilling Program Design and Management � Full Procurement Drilling � Pilot Hole Drilling and Geology � Geological Data Management � Mineral Resource Calculations and Resource

Mapping � NI 43-101 and JORC Report Compilation � Oil and Gas Property Evaluations

� Uranium Geological Field Support � Mining Concept Studies � Mining Integrity Studies � Pre-Feasibility Studies � Storage Cavern Drilling Programs � Reservoir Characterization � Technical Due Diligence Reports � Heavy Oil Studies � Oil and Gas Property Evaluations � Uranium Geological Support � Due Diligence Reviews

Additional Services

Geomatics: North Rim’s Geomatics division is an innovative and cutting edge group providing a wide variety of mapping and modeling services such as; ArcGIS, GeoScout, CAD Scanning Digitizing, Core Photo Image Rectification, Formation Contouring, Volume and Area Calculations, PowerPoint Presentations, Spatial Analysis, Image Enhancements, Database Development and Surfer Mapping.

Core Lab Facility: North Rim has a secure facility for storing and analyzing core. This facility offers multiple services including humidity controlled core storage, core table rental and an investor presentation area. North Rim’s geological lab services include; detailed logging, core photography, assay sampling, slabbing, sectioning of core and sample preparation.

Geological Modelling & Geostatistics: North Rim can provide 2d and 3d modelling services including solid, grid and hybrid models. Block modelling, geostatistical analyses including, variography, kriging and simulation are offered. Outcomes include resource estimation and classification, uncertainty management and associated geostatistically derived results. Key Personnel

Karri Howlett, CFA, President and CEO Angela Jamieson, P.Eng., COO Patrick Jamieson, B.Sc., MBA, COO Debbie Shewfelt, M.Sc., P.Geo., Director of Workforce Development Lola Piché, P.Geo., Director of Technical Services and Innovations Tabetha Stirrett, P.Geo., Business Development Manager Audrey McMillan, CFO Professional & Community Development 2009 SABEX Award Finalist for Growth and Expansion and Business of the Year, APEGS, CES, CIM, Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce.


PINTER & Associates Ltd., formed in 1998, is a wholly owned Saskatchewan Environmental, Geotechnical, Municipal and Safety consultant with head offices in Saskatoon. PINTER specializes in providing investigation, design and project management services in Saskatchewan and throughout Western Canada.

710A-48th Street East website: www.pinter.ca tel: 306 244-1710

Saskatoon SK S7K 5B4 email: [email protected] fax: 306 933-4986

Environmental � Phase I & II ESAs � Phase III Site Remediation � Indoor Air Quality � Ambient Air Quality Modeling and Assessments � Building Material Surveys � Groundwater Investigations and Monitoring � Landfill Design and Monitoring � Environmental Management Planning

Geotechnical � Water Well Installation � Development Approvals � Foundation Investigation and Design � Slope Stabilization

Municipal � Environmental Infrastructure � Water and Wastewater Treatment System Design � Water/Wastewater System Monitoring and Assessment � Pump Station and Lagoon Assessment, Monitoring and Design � Water Main and Sewer Design

Providing cost effective, sustainable solutions for a growing economy

PINTER has completed over 135 Waterworks System Assessments for Saskatchewan communities and SaskWater community groupings. Our GLOBAL WATER SYSTEM AUDITS provide communities a tool to demonstrate due diligence and develop a prioritized action plan.

Our experienced personnel assist clients in developing and implementing safety programs, carrying out safety audits for baseline assessments, due diligence, and in preparation of Certificate of Recognition (COR).

PINTER has over 13 years of experience working with First Nations and in northern communities throughout Western Canada on environmental, water and wastewater projects.

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ENGINEERING LTD.CONSULTING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

#102 – 701 CYNTHIA STREET • SASKATOON, SK • S7L 6B7 • PHONE: (306)244-6371 • FAX: (306)664-2771

Company Profile

PWA Engineering Ltd. is a Saskatchewan based company, based out of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. For over forty years, PWA Engineering has provided creative and successful electrical engineering solutions for industrial, commercial, municipal, residential and institutional projects. Through its history of projects, PWAEngineering has established itself as a respected choice for Electrical Engineering services in Saskatchewan and the west. ISO 9001:2008 certified, our viewpoint of quality management and professional development ensures that our clients receive quality professional services. Our philosophy is to continuously further the value that clients receive from our service.

PWA Engineering is currently licensed to provide consulting engineering services in Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Nunavut and the Northwest Territories.

Key Personnel Loren M. Paley, P.Eng, Principal Jeremy R. Hall, P.Eng, Principal Byron J. Brokofsky, Principal

The company has 17 employees including 5 Engineers, 7 Technologists, 3 Electricians and 2 Administrative.

Description of Services

PWA Engineering offers professional engineering services for industrial, commercial, municipal, residential and institutional projects. This includes all aspects of building sciences including, life safety, illumination engineering, power distribution, motor control, sustainability, audio/visual and communication networks and systems. PWA Engineering offers professional engineering services for subrogation and similar investigations. PWA Engineering offers professional engineering services for evaluations, audits and reporting for owner, upgrades, renovations and long term planning.

Noteworthy Projects

College of Agriculture, University of SaskatchewanThorvaldson/Spinks Addition, University of Saskatchewan College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Saskatchewan VIDO Intervac Facility, University of SaskatchewanCity Hospital, Saskatoon, SK Maidstone Hospital, Maidstone, SK Riverwalk Condominium, Saskatoon, SK

Warman High School, Warman, SK Bethlehem High School, Saskatoon, SK Silverspring Elementary School, Saskatoon, SK St. Joseph’s High School, Saskatoon, SK John Diefenbaker International Airport, Saskatoon, SKWillowgrove / Holy Family School Saskatoon, SK


200 – 2222 Albert Street Regina SK, S4P 2V2 T: 306 569 1303 F: 306 569 1307

T: 306 244 1303 F: 306 244 1307

www.ritenburg.com [email protected]

Ritenburg & Associates Ltd. is a Saskatchewan based consulting firm established in 1959. We provide a consulting electrical engineering service to industry, utilities, government, and to other engineering and architectural firms. We have offices in both Regina and Saskatoon and have a staff of seven Professional Engineers with a total of 20 permanent employees.

Jack Ritenburg, P.Eng. Steven Kemp, P. Eng. Dave Hunchak, P.Eng. Teresa Drew, P.Eng. Mel Leu, P.Eng. Rick Elmer, A.Sc.T. Keith Dreher, A.Sc.T.

Ritenburg & Associates Ltd. offers a professional electrical engineering service including illumination, power, communications, and controls. We have been responsible for the development of large variety of projects and designs for both the private and public sector. Our project experience encompasses the design and construction phases of various electrical and communication systems found in office buildings, banks, schools, universities, laboratories, churches, industrial parks, penal institutions, airports, and health care facilities. We have been involved in many projects that have integrated several different users and stakeholders and different project delivery methods. We are experienced in phased construction, and projects involving aggressive schedules budgets.

- Mother Baby Unit – Regina General Hospital, ER Renovations – Pasqua Hospital, Fire Alarm Upgrades – Regina General Hospital, Pasqua Hospital, and Wascana Rehabilitation Centre, Renovations – Wascana Rehabilitation Centre, Renovations and Additions – Moose Jaw Union Hospital, various long term care facilities throughout Saskatchewan.

- Regina Innovation Place – Terrace Building and Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory, University of Regina – Laboratory Building and Classroom Building Electrical Distribution Upgrades, Centre for Kinesiology Health and Sport, Residence Building, and Riddell Centre, Saskatoon Innovation Place – Building #120 and #121 and University of Saskatchewan – Health Sciences Building.

- Saskatchewan Transportation Company Head Office, Century Plaza, TD Canada Trust Building, Conexus Plaza, Conexus Regina, Conexus Humboldt, Regina International Airport – Air Terminal Building Addition and Renovations, and Saskatoon Preston Crossing.

- Evraz Place – Co-Operators Centre, Brandt Centre Renovations and Sound System, Credit Union Eventplex, University of Regina Kinesiology Sound System Upgrade, Taylor Field Light and Sound System, Estevan Multiplex Arena Addition.

- Casino Regina 2010 Refresh, Swift Current Living Sky Casino, Casino Moose Jaw Mezzanine Addition, Casino Regina and Moose Jaw, E.A. Rawlinson Centre (Prince Albert), Conexus Arts Centre, Moose Jaw Cultural Centre, Saskatchewan Science Centre, T-Rex Museum (East End), Persophone Theatre (Saskatoon), Saskatchewan Legislative Building.

– Regina General Hospital – Standby Power System and Generator, Pasqua Hospital – Uninterruptible Power System and Generators, Wascana Rehabilitation Centre – Uninterruptible Power System and Generators, ISM – Uninterruptible Power System and Generators, SaskTel – Uninterruptible Power System, Noramera Ethanol Facility, Saskatoon Wastewater Treatment Plant UV Upgrade, Swift Current Water Treatment Plant Upgrade.

617 – 601 1st Ave North Saskatoon SK, S7K 1X7


ROBB # KULLMAN ENGINEERING LLP STRUCTURAL CONSULTANTS

3022 Louise Street, Saskatoon, SK, S7J 3L8 T: 306.477.0655 F: 306.477.1995

FIRM PROFILE

Robb Kullman Engineering LLP is a company of structural engineers providing consulting services for a wide rangeof commercial, institutional, industrial and residential building projects. The firm's broad client base includes architects,developers, government agencies, contractors, manufacturers and resource industries.

The firm was established as MacPhedran & Robb Engineering Ltd. in 1980. The firm name was changed to RobbKullman Engineering Ltd. in 1990 to reflect an evolution in ownership. On October 2, 2006 our firm registered as aLimited Liability Partnership under The Partnership Act of Saskatchewan.

KEY SASKATCHEWAN PERSONNEL / PRINCIPALS

Ben G. Robb, P.Eng., B.E. '76Mark J. Gress, P.Eng., B.E. '94, M.Sc. '99Trevor Knoll, P.Eng., B.E., '95

Rick B. Kullman, P.Eng., B.E. '74, M.Sc. '87Bob Bessel, A.Sc.T. '81

STAFF

The firm has 13 employees in Saskatchewan including 6 engineers and 7 technical/support staff.

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

Robb Kullman Engineering LLP provides a wide range of structural engineering services related to new construction,additions, renovations and restoration projects. These services include:# Advisory services/rendering professional opinions.# Structural evaluations/failure investigations/recommendations for repairs.# Feasibility studies/conceptual design/budgeting.# Preliminary design.# Detailed design/preparation of drawings, specifications and contract documents.# Tender services.# General engineering services during construction.# Evaluation/reports for insurance claims.

TYPICAL PROJECTS IN SASKATCHEWAN

Industrial

Gainers Bacon Plant, North Battleford.Hitachi Plant Expansions/Renovations, Saskatoon.Bourgault Industries Cultivator Plant Addition.Admin./Shop Complex, McArthur River.CNH Expansion, Saskatoon.Costello Mine Service/Office, Estevan.

Institutional

Saskatoon City Hall Addition.Government of Canada Building, Prince Albert.InterVac, U of S, Saskatoon.RCMP Centralized Training Facility, Regina.Saskatoon Airport Addition and Renovations.Plant Biotechnology Institute Addition, Saskatoon.Saskatoon Police Headquarters.

Health Care Facilities

Royal University Hospital Addition, Saskatoon.Royal University Hospital MRI Addition.Irene & Leslie Dubé Centre for Mental Health, Saskatoon.Meadow Lake Hospital, Meadow Lake.Sherbrooke Community Centre, Saskatoon.

Residential

Park Avenue Highrise Apartments, Saskatoon.Bethany Manor Addition, Saskatoon.Clinkskill Manor, Saskatoon.St. Volodymyr Villa, Saskatoon.

Educational

Geological Sciences Building, U of S, Saskatoon.Commerce Building Addition, U of S, Saskatoon.Spinks Addn to Thorvaldson Bldg., U of S, Saskatoon.Academic Health Sciences E Wing, U of S, Saskatoon.Father Robinson School, Saskatoon.W. P. Bate School, Saskatoon.Bethlehem High School, Saskatoon.Western College of Veterinary Medicine, U of S, Saskatoon.

Recreational

YWCA, Saskatoon.Lawson Heights Leisure Centre, Saskatoon.Persephone Theatre, Saskatoon.Kinsmen Pool, Moose Jaw.River Landing, Phases 1 and 2, Saskatoon.Riverside Golf Clubhouse, Saskatoon.

Municipal

Fond du Lac Water Treatment Plant.Buffalo Narrows Water Treatment Plant.Pinehouse Water Treatment Plant.Onion Lake Water Treatment Plant.Red Earth Water System Upgrade.

Commercial

Jubilee Ford, Saskatoon.College Park Mall, Saskatoon.Royal University Hospital Parking Structure, Saskatoon.


Professional Consulting Engineers and Project Managers

2220 Avenue C North, Saskatoon, SK S7L 6C3

Tel: (306) 653-4511 Fax: (306) 664-1933 E-mail: admin@ salengineering.ca

Website: www.salengineering.ca

For 30 years, SAL Engineering Ltd. has been providing professional consulting engineering services on Municipal, Transportation, and Project Management projects. We take pride in our technical expertise and in offering superior service to our clients. Eur.Ing., Mr. Don C.K. Poon, P.Eng., C.Eng., MICE, CMC, CCCA, F.ASCE, Managing Director of the firm, is a Registered Professional Engineer, a Chartered Engineer in the United Kingdom, a Certified Management Consultant and a Certified Construction Contract Administrator. The company has a complement of seven Engineers and Engineers-In-Training, a Sr. Technologist, three Administrative/Support personnel and additional contract staff.

TYPICAL PROJECTS

Municipal • Low Pressure Water Systems • Infrastructure Investigation / Studies • Water Supply, Treatment and Distribution • Sewage Treatment and Disposal • Subdivision and Land Development

Servicing • Street Paving, Sidewalk, Curb, and Gutter • Roads • Drainage and Storm Water Management • Solid Waste Management • Site Selection Studies for Developments • Operation and Maintenance Programs and Review • Asset Condition Reporting Systems Transportation

• Planning, Design, and Construction Inspection of Roadways • Roadway Routing Feasibility Studies • Transportation Network Feasibility Studies • Urban and Regional Transportation Planning • Airports Land Development • Community Planning • Land Acquisition Studies • Subdivision Services • Stormwater Management • Topographic Surveying • Development Approvals • Design and Construction Inspection

Surveying and Field Services

• Rural and Urban Subdivisions • Right-of-Way for Roads, Streets and various Utility Corridors • Site Surveys • Global Positioning System, Total Station and Level Surveys • Site Inspection and Project Administration • Construction Survey and Layout • Owner / Contractor Liaison • General Engineering Services Project Management • Land Use and Development • Community Plans • Buildings (Educational, Institutional, Recreational, etc.) • Water and Sewer Pipelines • Water Supply and Water Treatment Plants • Raw Water Intake Pump Stations • Low Pressure Water Systems • Sewage Forcemains, Sewage Lift Stations • Sewage Lagoons • Solid Waste Landfills and Transfer Stations • Subdivisions • Roadways • Drainage • Airports • Grid Roads • Maintenance Management • Training and Operating Assistance • Contract Administration • Advisory Services


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Stantec, founded in 1954, provides professional consulting services in planning, engineering, architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, surveying, environmental sciences, project management, and project economics for infrastructure and facilities projects. Continually striving to balance economic, environmental, and social responsibilities, we are recognized as a world-class leader and innovator in the delivery of sustainable solutions. We support public and private sector clients in a diverse range of markets at every stage, from the initial conceptualization and financial feasibility study to project completion and beyond. In simple terms, the world of Stantec is the water we drink, the routes we travel, the buildings we visit, the industries in which we work, and the neighborhoods we call home. Our services are provided on projects around the world through approximately 12,000 employees operating out of more than 190 locations in North America and 4 locations internationally. Stantec trades on the TSX and on the NYSE under the symbol STN. Stantec is One Team providing Integrated Solutions.

Saskatchewan Professional Engineering and Management PersonnelAllison Hahn, P.Eng.Brad Zurevinski, P.Eng.Chandra Haukeness, P.Eng.Chris Mathies, P.Eng.David Cameron, P.Eng.Dwayne Gelowitz, P.Eng.George Reynoldson, A.Sc.T.George Tsougranis, P.Eng.Greg Saretzky, P.Eng.

J.P. Mills, P.Eng.James Millar, P.Eng.Jeff Osborne, P.Eng.Jeremy Lang, P.Ag.Jim Doolittle, P.Eng.Ken Linnen, P.Eng.Ken Wiens, P.Eng.Lucas Miller, P.Eng.Michael Lakustiak, P.Eng.

Milan Vora, P.Eng.Mohsen Rassem, P.Eng.Rory Picklyk, MRAIC, VP SaskatchewanSandy Mackenzie, P.Eng.Ted Gaudet, P.Eng.Tom Atkins, P.Eng.Tom Mercer, P.Eng.Tristan Wyatt, E.I.T.

Stantec Consulting Ltd.1919 Rose StreetRegina, SK S4P 3P1Phone: (306) 781-6400Fax: (306) 781-6500

Stantec Consulting Ltd.75 - 24th Street East, Suite 100Saskatoon, SK S7K 0K3Phone: (306) 667-2400Fax: (306) 667-2500

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WALKER PROJECTS provides professional Structural and Civil Consulting as well as Building Design services for projects throughout Western Canada. Based in Regina, the company started with a handful of employees and has steadily grown, and built upon its successes. Over the years, we have expanded our services as well as our team to 40+ employees. We have a variety of exciting projects as well as some elite clients which help to create our exceptional work environment. Our group consists of a range of Professionals including Project Coordinators and Administrators, Structural, Civil and Architectural Technologists, Civil and Structural Engineers, Project Managers, and various financial and administrative support.

Professional Services include: Prime Consulting Building Design Structural Engineering

Civil Engineering Project Management Residential Engineering Forensic Analysis Distressed Projects Restoration Engineering

PRIME CONSULTING Walker Projects provides Prime Consulting services and project co-ordination services on behalf of both private and government clients. As Prime Consultants, we work directly for the Owner, and are responsible for providing all required consultant services. Any services not performed by Walker Projects are provided by sub consultants, subject to the approval of the client. Services include the direction of multi-discipline engineering and architectural activities, design and construction coordination, scheduling, cost control and staffing. BUILDING DESIGN We provide Design Services for all stages of project development, from preliminary concepts through to detailed design, to tendering and services during construction. Building Design Services include: Conceptual Planning and Layouts, Development of cost estimates, Developing the exterior look of the building, Functional and space planning, Building Code analysis, Floor Plans and construction documents, Selection of interior finishes, Design and detailing of the building envelope, and Construction Contract Administration.

CIVIL ENGINEERING Our Civil Group has a rich history across the province of Saskatchewan, providing Civil/Municipal Engineering services such as: Commercial Site Design; including Site servicing and storm water retention, Residential and Commercial Subdivision Developments, Storm Water Management, Design of municipal services including domestic water supply, treatment and distribution, as well as sanitary sewer collection, treatment and transportation.


STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

WPI offers professional Structural Engineering Services for all types of projects including multi-unit residential, commercial, institutional and industrial construction. We are very skilled in the design of foundations for pre-engineered buildings. We offer professional design services using a variety of construction materials, including light wood framing, heavy timber construction, structural steel, light gauge steel, concrete and masonry. RESIDENTIAL ENGINEERING Our group has provided work for home builders, contractors, architects, realtors, Insurance Companies and, of course, home owners. Walker projects can provide all required design services for residential projects ranging from: removing a wall in an existing home or providing remedial solutions for damaged structures to a complete foundation design for a new residence.

Key Associates Milt Walker, P. Eng., PMP President – CEO

Greg Hazel Operations Manager Daryl Andrew, P. Eng., PMP Manager, Structural Engineering Jennifer Soos Manager, Residential Engineering Jim Fox, P. Eng. Manager, Civil Engineering Jim Melville Manager, Field Operations Ken Ashton Project Manager Rod Ziegler Manager, Buildings Design

Contact Information 109 – 1621 Albert Street Regina, SK S4P 2S5 P. (306) 522-9434 F. (306) 522-9431 E. [email protected]


environment & groundwater – engineered solutions

1601 McAra Street Regina, SK

S4N 6H4 Phone (306) 565-0091

Facsimile (306) 565-0092 www.watermarkconsulting.net

CORPORATE PROFILE

WaterMark Consulting Ltd. was established in 2003 to provide professional consulting engineering services across western Canada. Consulting services include hydrogeologic, geologic, environmental and geotechnical engineering disciplines. WaterMark principals have a combined experience of over 35 years in the engineering consulting industry. We have successfully completed numerous engineering investigations for the municipal, industrial, agri-business, mining, and government sectors. Projects have focused on groundwater supply and management as well as design of waste management systems and assessment of their impacts on groundwater systems.

KEY PERSONNEL

Bill A. Jealous, P.Eng., P.Geo. [email protected]

David J. Tratch, M.Sc., P.Eng. [email protected]

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

hydrogeologic studies

water well development investigations

regional groundwater exploration, impact assessment & siting studies

groundwater dewatering studies

well maintenance and rehabilitation

optimizing well yields in limiting aquifers

ground source heat pump (geothermal) investigations

hydrogeologic modelling

o 1-Dimensional analytic flow and transport calculations

o 2-D & 3-D groundwater flow and contaminant transport modelling

o detailed infiltration modeling

water quality testing and assessment

waste management system design & assessment

waste decommissioning studies and soil cover design

geologic, geotechnical and geochemical studies

contaminated site assessment

air photo terrain analysis

environmental engineering

environmental baseline studies

environmental impact assessment

unsaturated soil behaviour

aggregate resource assessment

petrographics analysis

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CORIX Control Solutions, formerly Barber Group of Companies, provides measurement and control equipment to the oil, gas and industrial products sectors in Western Canada. We represent major instrumentation, control and valve product manufacturers and have the in-house capability to fabricate specialized products including custom metering solutions.

We are specialists in Fluid Measurement and Control and have been providing technical assistance to Saskatchewan’s Consulting Engineers since 1993.

REGINA SASKATOON 306.525.3868 306.665.1143

Utility Infrastructure

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www.corix.com

Phone: (306) 764-2336 Fax: (306) 763-2910 Jayson ClunieEmail: [email protected] Ken BurkoskyPO Box 460, Prince Albert, SK S6V 5R8

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Association of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .86Suite 104, 2255 - 13th Avenue, Regina SK S4P 0V6Tel: +1.800.500.9547 Fax: 306.525.0851Email: [email protected]: www.apegs.sk.ca

Communities of Tomorrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP250 - 10 Research Drive, Regina SK S4S 7J7Tel: 306.522.6699 Fax: 306.522.6695Email: [email protected] Website: www.communitiesoftomorrow.ca

Elevator Systems Professionals (ESP) Inc. . . . . . . . . . . NPUnit 2, 134 Harbour Cove, St. Francois Xavier MB R4L 1C3Tel: 204.922.3000 Fax: 204.864.2571Email: [email protected]: www.esp.ca

IMAGINiT Technologies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .872 - 2301 Faithful Avenue, Saskatoon SK S7K 1T9Tel: 306.931.0868 Fax: 306.975.1925Email: [email protected]: www.rand.com/imaginit

Room 106, 1919 Rose Street, Regina SK S4P 3P1Tel: 306.757.1550 Fax: 306.975.1925Email: [email protected]

IPEX INC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP611 47th Street East, Saskatoon, SK S7K 5G5Tel: 306.933.4664 Fax: 306.934.2020Email: [email protected]: www.ipexinc.com

Morsky Construction Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88PO Box 1250, 299 Sherwood Road, Regina SK S4P 3B8Tel: 306.949.3099 Fax: 306.543.8077Email: [email protected]: www.morsky.org

Nilex Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89#315 - 845 Broad Street, Regina SK S4R 8G9Tel: 306.529.8511 Fax: 306.956.0055Email: [email protected]: www.nilex.com

Saskatchewan Environmental Industry & Managers Association (SEIMA) . . . . . . . . . . 902341 McIntyre Street, Regina SK S4P 2S3Tel: 306.543.1567 Fax: 306.543.1568Email: [email protected]: www.seima.sk.ca

Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association (SHCA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 911939 Elphinstone Street, Regina SK S4T 3N3Tel: 306.586.1805 Fax: 306.585.3750Email: [email protected]: www.saskheavy.ca

Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnership (STEP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92#320 - 1801 Hamilton Street, Regina SK S4P 3C6Tel: 306.787.9210 Fax: 306.787.9210Email: [email protected]: www.sasktrade.com

#400 - 402 21st Street East, Saskatoon SK S7K 0C3Tel: 306.933.6551 Fax: 306.933.6556

Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NP#202 - 2222 - 13th Avenue, Regina SK S4P 3M7Tel: 306.525.3727 Fax: 306.525.4373Email: [email protected]: www.suma.org

Wolseley Engineered Pipe Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9317 Wurtz Avenue, RR #4 Box 113BNorth Corman Industrial Park, Saskatoon SK S7K 3J7Tel: 306.931.2900 Fax: 306.931.0037Email: [email protected]: www.wolseleyepg.ca

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86 Associate Member Firm www.ces.sk.ca

Suite 104 Telephone: 306 525-9547 2255 - 13th Avenue Fax: 306 525-0851 Regina SK S4P 0V6 Toll-free: 1 800 500-9547 [email protected] www.apegs.sk.ca

Signed, Sealed, Safe with Professional Engineers and Geoscientists The mission of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan is to ensure a safe, prosperous future through engineering and geoscience. APEGS is the governing body responsible for regulating the practice of engineering and geoscience in the province. With over 10,000 individual members, it is one of the largest professional associations in Saskatchewan. Membership in the Association is a legal requirement for those wishing to independently practice engineering or geoscience in Saskatchewan. The “P.Eng.”, “P.Geo.”, “Engineering Licensee”, and “Geoscience Licensee” designations conferred with membership are the recognized titles of a professional and as such create a distinction between a professional and a non-professional in the public mind.

APEGS also grants “Permission to Consult” to members wishing to offer consulting engineering and geoscience services.

APEGS’ rigorous regulatory structure and commitment to high standards ensures that their members have the necessary expertise and experience to safeguard the public and the environment, while providing cost-effective project management.

Our Mission. Your Future.

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You need to stay competitive. You need to get systems and people to collaborate – effectively. You need to control costs without compromising project or product quality. Staying ahead today presents a wide range of challenges but also provides opportunities.

At IMAGINiT, our focus is helping clients uncover opportunities and overcome challenges. With deep industry expertise and the largest staff of technical experts in the industry, IMAGINiT has the know-how to help pinpoint critical issues and address them through the better use of people, processes and technology.

To learn how we can help solve your toughest problems, call Nick Lucyk at 306-931-0868 ext. 230 or visit imaginit.com.

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MORSKY CONSTRUCTION LTD.

P.O. Box 1250, 299 Sherwood Road

Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 3B8

Phone: 306-949-3099

Fax: 306-543-8077

Email: [email protected] www.morsky.org

HOTMIX ASPHALT

Portable 225 tonne / hour Asphalt Plant

o Meeting Current Environmental Standards

Paving

REMIXING

Soil Stabilization / Reversion / Frostbusting

Product Incorporation

o Aggregate / Flyash / Dust Suppressants

o Cementitious Stabilizing Agents

o Emulsion / Rejuvenators

AGGREGATE HANDLING

Screening and Pugmill Processing

Subbase and Base Laying

Trucking with End and Belly Dumps

PREVENTATIVE ROAD MAINTENANCE

Microsurfacing Roadways / Large Parking Lots

Slurry Applications

Sealcoating

Deep Patching / Failure Repairs

MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES

Earth Excavation

Rail Spur Widening

Snow Removal

Equipment Rentals / Message Board Rentals

Morsky Construction Ltd. (MCL) is a Saskatchewan owned and operated company

incorporated by Brian Morsky in 1980. MCL’s strongest asset is offering specialized and

innovative construction services with many long-term and experienced employees. MCL is

also a COR safety certified company. The majority of MCL’s heavy construction projects

have been Saskatchewan based and include work on highways, municipal and urban

roadways and site preparation. MCL is dedicated to excellence in the products and services

offered and have successfully established working relationships with government agencies,

consultants, suppliers and our valued clients.


The Nilex Advantage

Whether it’s for a civil, resource, or environmental construction project, we

apply the latest engineered, technically superior materials and construction

techniques to save our customers time, money, and materials.

Our products and technologies lessen the environmental impact of any

construction project by protecting surface and ground water and by minimizing

the need to mine, process, and handle natural aggregate and fill materials.

Simply stated, it’s a better way of building.

Nilex offers one-hour technology transfer sessions that deliver the information you need to better understand the economic, technical, and environmental advantages of geosynthetics. For more information, contact Matt Krupski in our Regina office at 306.529.8511 or [email protected]

Roads | MSE Walls & Slopes | Erosion & Sediment Control | Drainage | Containment

nilex.com

Office Location: #315, 845 Broad Street, Regina, SK S4R 8G9


The Saskatchewan Environmental Industry and Managers Association Executive Director Tel: 306-543-1567 2nd flr. - 2341 McIntyre Street Fax: 306-543-1568 Regina, Saskatchewan Email: [email protected] S4P 2S3 Web: www.seima.sk.ca Growing Saskatchewan’s environmental business. SEIMA is member-based, not-for-profit industry association representing environmental practitioners in the environmental industry in Saskatchewan. Its members operate at the intersection of economic development within all sectors and the imperative for responsible environmental stewardship. The tremendous breadth of activity within which our members operate results in a diversity that is one of SEIMA’s greatest strengths, creating linkages among the many stakeholders involved in all economic sectors. Through its membership programming events, SEIMA generates many opportunities for exchange of information. These networking events keep our practitioners at the vanguard of developments in the province, the country and the world. SEIMA’s mission is to actively undertake advisory, advocacy and educational roles to develop the environmental industry, promote responsible environmental management and provide a wide range of beneficial services to members that may include:

Professional development – Conferences, workshops, symposia, luncheon presentations… members

enjoy the opportunity to network with peers and potential clients while enjoying first rate professional development presentations.

SEIMA Networking Luncheon Series – A monthly luncheon series with guest speakers presenting on

emerging trends, legislation and business development.

Updates on regulations and legislation, technology trends and business opportunities

Directory & Buyers Guide Listing – Includes a listing of members

with contact information and company description. This directory is distributed nationally and internationally.

On-line Directory & Buyers Guide Access – in reader format that is

clear and intuitive – gives the whole world access to your information.

Website Listing – Member information is posted on the website with a direct link to your own website.

Connecting with upcoming talent through our Student Chapter. We make it easy for you to meet

young, emerging practitioners.

Thursday Notes – a weekly e-newsletter that delivers contract opportunities as well as the latest in SEIMA events, industry developments and national/international issues into your Inbox.

For information on becoming a SEIMA member, visit the SEIMA website at www.seima.sk.ca or call 306.543.1567


WHO WE AREWe are the Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association (SHCA). If something big is happening, that’s where you’ll find our members working. If the earth moved, it was us.

Our members are from all across Saskatchewan, and we represent companies large and small. Our members are working on job sites everywhere in our province and sometimes beyond.

The SHCA is a member-driven organization with a Board of Directors drawn from the membership, and a President and staff who work with the Board to provide the best representation, advocacy, and services to all members.

Originally a local chapter of the Canadian Construction Association, The Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association (formerly the Roadbuilders’ Association) was first formed in 1919 to be a voice for members of the heavy construction industry, as well as a service centre for members to stay current with tenders, technology, regulations and other changes in the industry.

We represent heavy construction across Saskatchewan, with over 200 members and growing!

WHAT WE DO FOR YOUMissionThe Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association is committed to the heavy construction industry by actively promoting quality, cost-effective, socially responsible services for the public and its members.

Visioneffective affiliations with other groups and associations both inside and outside the industry and by broadening the scope of members to represent all aspects of the industry.

promoting and supporting strong involvement in the association through their committee opportunities and their social and educational events. Recruiting younger members is considered critical to ensuring the long-term success and vitality of the association.

by improving and enhancing the image of the association as the voice of the industry in the province. This will be achieved through becoming more effective as an organization at the committee and staff level as well as through providing outstanding services to members that they truly value.


#320 1801 Hamilton StreetRegina, SaskatchewanS4P 3C6Tel: (306) 787 9210Fax: (306) 787 6666

#400 402 21st Street EastSaskatoon, Saskatchewan

S7K 0C3Tel: (306) 933 6551Fax: (306) 933 6556

Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnership (STEP) works in partnership with Saskatchewan businesses to maximizecommercial success in global ventures. STEP’s team of professionals delivers custom export solutions and marketintelligence to member companies across the Province. STEP’s key offerings include trade development, custom marketresearch and access to export financing for exporters in the Province.

Our focus on market intelligence and custom market research recognizes what our members continue to tell us. Intoday’s competitive environment, knowledge creates success. Mobilizing a number of information sources including ourown Trade Development and International Finance Teams, the MI Team develops and delivers the intelligence exportersneed to be successful globally including:

Qualified trade leads, including potential customers, distributors, and agentsCustomized market and sector reports, focused on the needs of individual membersStrategic intelligence on our member’s competitors that will give Saskatchewan exporters an edge ininternational markets

Success in international markets requires customized approaches and marketing savvy. Different countries requiredifferent approaches to conclude sales, contracts and projects. STEP’s Trade Development Team assists exporters infinding creative and effective ways to maximize their export potential. STEP's Trade Development Team delivers:

Customized advice on commercial and project opportunitiesTargeted business development missions to strategic marketsPrograms for incoming buyers assisting exporters in further developing opportunities in priority and new marketsIn market support of exporters on trade and business development missions

Exporting exposes Saskatchewan firms to new risks and liabilities; with the right tools and strategies all of these risks canbe mitigated. Our specialists link exporting members with solutions provided by our Associate members, saving time andmoney for everybody. STEP's international finance and logistics team offers:

Advice and guidance on international finance strategiesAdvice and guidance on transportation and logisticsOpportunities with the International Financial InstitutionsFinance and logistics reference tools


Wolseley Engineered Pipe Group through its group companies Wolseley Engineered Pipe and Fusionex has been the largestdistributor of High Density Polyethylene Pipe (HDPE) and accessories in Canada. Pipe group distribution centers are presentlylocated in the Dartmouth, Laval, Vaughan, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Calgary and Langley, providing products andservices across Canada to areas including the Northwest Territories, Yukon and Nunavut.

Century Environmental Services, another group company, distributes and installs geomembranes and geosynthetics to theheavy construction industry as well as water and wastewater treatment systems and accessories from all locations acrossCanada.

Can Con Gas Services Ltd. is a Canadian manufacturer and distributor of pipe fittings and accessories for the natural gas, oil andwater industries. We are the industry leader in innovative and proactive design application in utilizing thermoplastic systemsand were the first company to develop the now commonly used “ID Controlled Transition Fitting”.

Whether it is providing large diameter polyethylene pipe or the latest in sewage and water treatment equipment, gasdistribution, gas gathering supplying required fusion services, or offering technical support to project consultants, the WolseleyEngineered Pipe Group remains committed to serving its customers in every region of Canada.

Wolseley Engineered Pipe Group’s area of product Century Environmental Systems providesand service specialization is polyethylene piping specialization in the following areas:systems and includes:

High Density Polyethylene “Sclairpipe” ¾” – 63” * Surface and Ground Water Treatment Plants

High Density Polyethylene Weholite 18” – 120” * Municipal Wastewater Treatment Equipment

Fittings and Fabrications * Industrial Effluent Treatment Systems & Accessories

Pre Insulated Piping Systems * Technical Support

Fusion Equipment Rental * HDPE Geo Membrane Liners

Fusion Technician Services & Training * Geotextiles and Erosion Control Products

We have qualified Technicians available for:

Fusion of polyethylene pipe & fittings * Consultants to evaluate your needs

Installation of geomembrane liners * Experienced superintendents for site management

Installation of erosion control products * Complete range of fusion equipment to 63”

WOLSELEY ENGINEERED PIPE SASKATCHEWAN CENTURY ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

Phone: (306) 931 2900 Phone: (306) 934 4549

Fax: (306) 931 0037 Fax: (306) 244 1715

Toll Free: (888) 931 9901 Toll Free: (800) 268 5111


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EcoLog ERIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . About CES Tab

EECOL Electric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fields of Specialization Tab

EMCO Corporation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fields of Specialization Tab

Expocrete Concrete Products Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CES Awards Tab

Flocor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Associate Member Index Tab

Guardian Traffi c Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fields of Specialization Tab

Liebert Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Corporate Member Firms Tab

PRE-CON Limited . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Corporate Member Firms Tab

Ramco Paving Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fields of Specialization Tab

SARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Associate Member Index Tab

SaskWater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inside Front Cover

Saskatchewan Masonry Institute Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fields of Specialization Tab

Stauber Drilling Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inside Front Cover

Supreme Basics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CES Awards Tab

Wallace Construction Specialties Ltd.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Corporate Member Firms

XL Insurance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . About CES Tab

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