Our Projects

ServcoCanada’s Civil Construction division started work on an approximately $24.7 million flood mitigation project in Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo, Alberta.

This project is located in Snow Lake, Manitoba. ServcoCanada was responsible for project management

This project valued at $21 million is located at Gull Rapids (Keeyask) in northern Manitoba.

ServcoCanada had a team of 200 tradespeople working 7 days a week, 24 hours per day on this $10.3 million project.

Yara Belle Plaine Inc is a nitrate-based fertilizer manufacture based in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, and part of the Yara International group of companies.

Part of the Bipole III transmission project that links power generated from the lower Nelson River area and delivers to the distribution system in Southern Manitoba.

The scope of work that ServcoCanada undertook for this project included the supply, fabrication, and delivery of Pipe Rack 7 of the Roquette Pea Protein facility northwest of Portage la Prairie.

ServcoCanada worked with Koch Fertilizer in 2017 to execute piping fabrication and mechanical equipment installation of a Steam Turbine driven compressor.

During the 2018 Summer Shutdown at Gerdau MRM Steel Mill in Selkirk Manitoba, ServcoCanada successfully completed the replacement of a 14 section 600 Volt MCC 4 at the Melt Shop.

The plant utilizes tailings and concrete mixed into a paste that is pumped underground to stabilize ongoing mining excavations.

The Keeyask Generating Station will provide approximately 4,400 gigawatt hours of electricity each year.

For over 10 years ServcoCanada (formerly DMS Industrial Constructors) has been a preferred contractor with the Chlorate facility in Brandon MB. We have been through 4 name changes with the facility.

The ServcoCanada scope of work for this project included the supply, fabrication, and installation of process piping and insulation for the embedded and exposed pipe.

We were tasked to assist in 3 compressor dry gas seal change outs at Station 41 in Ile Des Chene (Manitoba),

Carbon Capture project consisted of re-powering of the existing Unit #3 and the installation of the Carbon Dioxide, Sulfur Dioxide and NOx capture facility.

The station was completed in 2012 and was developed and is owned by the Wuskwatim Power Limited Partnership (WPLP).

Complete fire restoration of existing Amsted Rail facility, General Contractor role, Structural Steel erection and repair, Crane, Pump, Compressor, Dust Collectors

Koch Fertilizer Canada is located in Brandon MB. ServcoCanada (formerly DMS Industrial Constructors) had been asked to provide their expertise in aiding Koch to remove the Carbamate Stripper for repair.

Expansion of 6 existing pumping stations 3 located in Manitoba and three located in Saskatchawan for Enbridge Pipelines (owner) and Bird Construction (General Contractor)

Assemble a state of the art Jet engine test facility at the James Armstrong Richardson International Airport.

ServcoCanada was the primary site services contractor for Bechtel during the project, as well as providing electrical and instrumentation support.

ServcoCanada completed the project as the General Contractor, self-performing the Structural steel, Millwrighting, Piping, Insulation, and Electrical Scopes.

The Keeyask Project is a 695-megawatt (MW) hydroelectric generating station being constructed near Gillam, MB.

This project was located in Kitimat, B.C. ServcoCanada was responsible for the demolition.

ServcoCanada executed the demolition and replacement of the existing dust collection systems.

The Co-Op Refinery Complex significantly decreases volatile organic compound emissions from its wastewater ponds and reduces the associated nuisance odors.

The Carbon Capture project consisted of the re-powering of the existing Unit #3, and the installation of the Carbon Dioxide, Sulfur Dioxide and NOx capture facility.

ServcoCanada took part in the construction management, engineering, procurement, and partial construction of the Enbridge Plains Wascana Reversal Connection project.

Our intention is to train local staff and work with the communities for a long‐term structured partnership.