Project Details

Location: Lake Louise, AB

Time Frame: June 2016 – October 2016

Project Value: $7,000,000

Contract Type: Unit Rate

Services Rendered: Heavy Civil Construction

Project Summary

Highway widening construction in several locations along Highway 93N to provide
passing and climbing lanes.

Project Scope

  • Cleared and removed trees from a 19-hectare area, and transported them to a designated laydown area

  • Stripped 52,000 m3 of topsoil, hauled 12,000 m3 to a permanent stockpile while respreading the remaining 40,000 m3

  • Widened and excavated ditches along the roadway, and transported 45,000 m3 of excavated material to a stockpile

  • 20,000 m3 common excavation cut to fill

  • Installed culverts ranging in size from 600mm - 1600mm with a total length of 250 meters

  • Cleared and stripped aggregate source pit, crushed 35,200 tons of SGSB gravel and 17,000 tons of 25mm GBC gravel

  • Produced and placed 33,000 tons of riprap

  • Transported and placed 52,200 tons of gravel to construct road widening

  • Hauled and placed 14,400 tons of asphalt paving

  • Installed line markings, signs, guardrails, and seeded ditches and disturbed areas

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