Project Awards

2022 Transportation & Bridges

Awards for Engineering Excellence

The Awards for Engineering Excellence demonstrate the value ACEC-BC member firms offer to clients as they celebrate technical excellence and recognize innovation in consulting engineering that is simply a cut above the rest.

Tank Hill Interim Detour Design

Tank Hill Interim Detour Design

After severe storms hit British Columbia in November 2021, AECOM provided emergency assistance to reinstate the Trans-Canada Highway at the Tank Hill underpass where road and rail infrastructure had been destroyed. AECOM mobilized a team to reinstate…

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Canal Lachine Bridge

Canal Lachine Bridge

The Canal Lachine Bridge is a signature, curved, cable stayed bridge in downtown Montréal, Québec as part of the $1.5 billion Design-Build Turcot Project. The 350-m long structure uses an innovative, highly redundant composite steel grillage system…

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Taft Creek Bridge Rehabilitation

Taft Creek Bridge Rehabilitation

The Taft CK Bridge is a 4-span, steel girder, timber deck bridge with a total length of 68 m. The existing girders were showing signs of deterioration, and it was becoming essential to replace the timber with a concrete deck to protect the girders & pile substructure to…

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Gellatly Road Bridge Replacement

Gellatly Road Bridge Replacement

The new bridge and roadway provides an aesthetically-pleasing, more-resilient bridge that will mitigate impact from future flooding to Powers Creek, adjacent properties, and local accesses. Fast track construction was facilitated in off peak months and in two separate…

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Mosquito Creek Bridge Replacement

Mosquito Creek Bridge Replacement

The Mosquito Creek Bridge, located on Marine Drive-North Vancouver, is known as a busy and often congested east-west corridor in the North Shore Community. The City of North Vancouver engaged COWI to improve the corridor’s safety & reliability by applying industry…

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Highway 99 – Ten Mile Slide Stabilization

Highway 99 – Ten Mile Slide Stabilization

Monitoring data indicates the completed stabilization works were very successful and Highway 99 is back into full two-lane service. The project resulted in a safe, reliable highway alignment that is the most direct connection between Lillooet and Kamloops, is essential…

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