Rehabilitation of the Potable Water Treatment Plant, Gatineau Sector (Process Mechanical)

This project involves bringing the potable water production facilities up to current standards and upgrading them in accordance with the Potable Water Quality Regulation and the MELCCFP guidelines. It includes rehabilitation of the existing building, construction of new structures where required, and various improvements to enhance operational safety and reliability.

The work carried out included:

• Upgrading and standardizing facilities to meet regulatory requirements;
• Complete rehabilitation of the existing building;
• Construction of new structures to meet operational needs;
• Integration of modern equipment and systems to optimize operational performance and safety.

This project helps ensure a reliable, safe, and compliant supply of potable water while extending the lifespan of the infrastructure.

Project highlights:

• Coordination of a wide range of technical disciplines (process mechanical, structural, electrical, automation, civil engineering, architecture, and environmental);
• Execution of work while maintaining continuous potable water supply;
• Strict schedule management imposed by the City;
• Integration of modern equipment within existing infrastructure, with associated constraints.