Projects

Star Blanket Cree Nation Water Treatment Plant

This $7.5 million project provided Star Blanket Cree Nation with a modern water treatment facility designed to ensure safe and reliable service for the community. Work included construction of a new 4,260 sq. ft. building situated on a newly built concrete water storage reservoir, along with the installation of advanced treatment, pumping, mechanical, and electrical systems. The scope also involved the careful decommissioning and demolition of the existing water treatment plant to transition operations seamlessly. Delivered under a stipulated price contract with BCL Engineering Ltd. as consultant, the facility is built for long-term performance and sustainability.

Industrial room with green and beige pipes, a central silver tank, and electrical panels on the right. The space is clean and brightly lit.
Interior view of the Star Blanket Cree First Nations Water Treatment Plant, featuring advanced piping, a central treatment tank, and electrical systems.
Industrial room with complex piping system. Green and brown pipes run across the ceiling and walls. Blue frame structure holds various valves. The floor is spotless and bright.
Interior of the Star Blanket Cree First Nations Water Treatment Plant, showing the complex piping, valves, and mechanical systems that support reliable community water service.
A beige, windowless building with a peaked blue roof and a sign reading "Star Blanket Cree Nation Water Treatment Plant." Yellow posts and orange cones line the entrance.
Exterior view of the Star Blanket Cree First Nations Water Treatment Plant, a modern facility providing safe and reliable water service to the community.
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