Priority Rehabilitation Works — Dorval Potable Water Plant, Phases 1 and 2

This project involved the complete rehabilitation of the plant’s pumps and motors, for both raw and potable water, to ensure the reliability and performance of the facilities. It also included the replacement of critical components, installation of permanent and temporary hypochlorite dosing systems, and provision of chemical storage tanks. Safety and support equipment were added, along with the dismantling of structures and a generator.

The work carried out included:

• Complete rehabilitation of pumps and motors for raw and potable water;
• Replacement of critical components to ensure operational reliability;
• Installation of permanent and temporary hypochlorite dosing systems;
• Provision of chemical storage tanks;
• Addition of safety and support equipment;
• Dismantling of structures and a generator.

This project helps maintain the quality and continuity of potable water production while enhancing the safety and durability of the infrastructure.

Project highlights:

• Execution of complex and highly coordinated work without any full shutdown of the facilities;
• Continuous potable water production 24/7, 365 days a year through careful planning and phased interventions;
• Simultaneous management of temporary and permanent facilities to ensure uninterrupted service.