Project Description

This award-winning facility is owned by Metro Vancouver and operated by Covanta. The facility sustainably processes approximately 25 percent of Metro Vancouver’s post-recycled waste, mainly from the North Shore, Burnaby, and New Westminster. Various priority upgrades have been identified to ensure the further expansion and efficiency of the Waste-to-Energy Facility which include (but not limited to) the following projects:

• Refuse Crane Replacement
• Bottom Ash Crane Replacement
• Fabric Filter Hopper Refurbishment
• Biosolid Processing
• Electrical Transformer Replacement
• Compressed Air System Replacement
• Fly Ash Silo Refurbishment

RAM’s Role

RAM is building an overarching Program to initiate, execute and close-out waste-to-energy plant upgrade projects that address the ever-growing need to sustainably maintain and upgrade mechanical, structural, electrical, civil, and environmental components. RAM is providing a full-scale project life cycle that involves:

• Opportunity Assessment
• Bidding And Procurement
• Execution
• Cost And Budgetary Impact
• Initiation And Setup
• Project Close-Out