Confederation 

Boulevard 

– 

Sussex 

Dr. 

Reconstruction

Project Description

• Worked closely with the National Capital Commission, Public Works Canada, the City of Ottawa, and local community and business groups to complete this section of Ottawa’s Royal Route tourist area
• Excavation and disposal of contaminated material and contaminated groundwater
• Reconstruction of roadway structure including granular and asphalt placement; construction of a new roundabout
• Reconstruction of curb and sidewalks using a combination of cast-in-place concrete and granite cobbles and granite curb
• Coordination of Bell, Hydro, and Enbridge Gas utility reconstruction and relocations
• Lifting and relocating two Heritage buildings, including the work to refurbish the interiors of these buildings
• Full rehabilitation of a bridge which was in the middle of the jobsite
• Extensive traffic control plans and traffic management and regular scheduling to manage the tight timelines for completion

Requirements

• Reconstruction of Sussex Drive from St-Patrick to King Edward Avenue
• Replacement of existing storm and sanitary sewers and watermains
• Replacement of existing traffic control signal plants throughout the site, including all underground works
• Replacing of exisiting streetlight plant with new decorative fixtures;
• Installation of new streetscape elements
• Working closely with the local community and local businesses as this was a central tourist area in the City of Ottawa