And a Happy New Year!
Established in 1997 and based in Richmond, B.C., MEG is a specialized geotechnical and marine engineering firm.
Hendricks joins as a principal, bringing nearly 25 years of experience to the firm.
To be built in Saint John, the goal is to break ground in the spring of 2018.
The project includes construction of a tunnel under Highway 401/409 to accommodate two tracks and replacing footings of retaining walls.
Jean-Gabriel Joannette and Pierre-Luc Baril have both joined the company’s board of directors.
According to Aecon, any transaction would be intended to create shareholder value and enhance the company’s capabilities and growth potential.
Scott Barbour has been named president and CEO, succeeding Joe Chlapaty, who has served in that capacity since 2004.
This second edition, a 380-page hard cover book, reflects the rapid changes in the methods and tools used to produce design drawings.
Adding tire fibre to concrete could shrink the tire industry’s carbon footprint and also reduce the construction industry’s emissions.
In all 50,000 pounds of donated non-perishable food were sculpted into statues.
The scientific research on the interactions of infrasound with wind screens does not necessarily explore what is occurring at the lower end of the infrasound spectrum.
The ground penetrating radar equipment is tailored for bridge condition assessment, accurately representing bridge data by automatically accommodating for bridge skew angle.
The database-driven, web-based selector enhances the customer experience by generating Revit files and CAD drawings on the fly.
The S5 Ti-M is ideal for the monitoring of buildings above tunnel construction and close to excavation sites.
The 40-minute documentary, Dream Big: Engineering our world, celebrates the human ingenuity behind engineering projects.
The Delta highways project includes five major improvements to roadway structures and the construction of an additional 15-kilometres of highway and interchange ramps.
Cost reductions are primarily the result of efficient design of integrated water supply and disinfection facilities and an overall net increase in water system operating pressure.
With over a decade of experience at NDY offices in London and Melbourne, Chan’s electrical engineering expertise will add electrical services to the Canadian market.
The documentary serves as a vehicle to entice students towards STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) programs.
Engineering students will be researching and recommending best practices in three areas: transport, clean energy, and big data.
The material is capable of absorbing light from every angle, and it also can theoretically be customized to absorb certain wavelengths of light while letting others pass through.
Public consultation sessions on road safety suggestions will be held in 11 cities across the province beginning in February and ending March 3.
SNC-Kentz and Clearstream joint venture awarded five-year engineering/procurement services agreement for Fort Mac oil sands projects.
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