• Snow Lake – Water And Sewer Infrastructure Renewal

    JRCC was retained by MWSB to provide engineering services for the water distribution system and the sewage collection system renewal works in the Town of Snow Lake. Services included design and tender administration, resident and non-resident, and warranty services. Renewal works were conducted over two years. The project involved the replacement of 1,682 m of

  • Naotkamegwanning First Nation – Roadway Rehabilitation

    Blue Mountain Drive, the primary access route serving Naotkamegwanning First Nation, Northwest Angle #33 First Nation, and Animakee Wa Zhing #37 First Nation, required significant rehabilitation to improve safety, reliability, and long-term performance. The existing surface-treated roadway had a Pavement Condition Rating (PCR) of 40/100, indicating poor to fair condition, with frequent potholes, surface distortions,

  • Gillam - Road Excavation

    Gillam – Roads, Drainage, Water, and Sewer Renewal

    JRCC provided engineering design and construction administration services for a $52.8 million infrastructure renewal program in the Town of Gillam, Manitoba. Completed over seven construction seasons, the project included roadway, drainage, water, and sewer improvements throughout the community, including approximately 20 km of roadway and drainage renewals across all 35 streets in town. Working in

  • FRCN - Road Upgrade - 03

    Fisher River Cree Nation Road Upgrades

    Fisher River Cree Nation was in need of a road upgrade to the existing community road situated west of PR 224, known as West Road.  Upgrade works were completed on both sides of the West Road bridge that crosses the Fisher River. The 2.6 km stretch of West Road was re-graded; geotextile and granular material

  • Selkirk - Eveline Street Reconstruction - 01

    City of Selkirk – Eveline Street Reconstruction

    As part of the City of Selkirk’s Downtown Renewal Strategy, JRCC provided engineering design and construction administration services for the reconstruction of Eveline Street between Eaton Avenue and Queen Avenue. The project transformed a key downtown corridor through the renewal of underground infrastructure, roadway reconstruction, drainage upgrades, and the addition of accessible active transportation facilities.

  • Rural Municipality of La Broquerie

    Reconstruction of Normandeau Bay, which is the main access road for the two schools in the Town of La Broquerie.