We played a key role in decommissioning and demolishing Montreal’s Champlain Bridge, a vital link built between 1957 and 1962 that handled 50 million crossings annually. In collaboration with JCCBI, the project prioritized worker, public, and environmental safety while dismantling the aging structure. Following the bridge’s closure in 2019 after the completion of a new span, deconstruction began in 2020 with meticulous engineering to protect the environment and surrounding infrastructure.

July 2020 – December 2023

In 2017, We were hired by KPH Turcot to demolish highway structures for Montreal’s Turcot Interchange replacement. This multi-year project modernized the 1960s infrastructure, prioritizing public safety and minimizing traffic disruptions. KPH Turcot, a consortium of Kiewit, Parsons, WSP, and Holcim, managed the project for the Government of Quebec.

2017

We dismantled a railway tunnel under Boulevard Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue for the $3.7 billion Turcot Interchange project in Montreal. The tunnel, part of a CN corridor with active tracks, required careful coordination and safety measures due to rail traffic and asbestos fireproofing.

2015