Ledcor performed a project installing and commissioning remote site monitoring equipment in 100 wireless sites in California for one of North America’s largest wireless communications providers.

24*7*365 Our teams offer a 4-hour emergency response to the vast majority of the North American routes.

We situated technicians majorly in U.S. and Canadian inter-city routes to ensure maintenance of all electronics transmission equipment, fiber optic cable, DC power plant, HVAC, and generators.

LTS completed 290 projects, which included installation, testing and support of wired or wireless Internet, TV and Advanced Wi-Fi (Meraki, Aruba, and Ruckus), or combinations of these services in Hotels, Assisted Living, Seniors living, Hospitals and Camps.

LTS has signed an agreement to provide Break Fix Services for a US Tier 1 Cable Company’s end-customers across the Continental U.S. LTS will provide 100% coverage for all same day, next Day and 2nd day coverage.

Ledcor installed a cabling and network equipment, supporting a public Wi-Fi solution deployed at a Canadian fast-food restaurant chain with over 1,000 locations across Canada.

Ledcor deployed over 2,300 wireless access points across a chain of 1,800 retail stores in the United States throughout this nine-month project that was delivered on time and budget..

LTS recently completed a major component of this program which included a 900km (559mi) underground build.

Ledcor provides modern broadband submarine fiber connectivity from West Vancouver to Bowen Island and Bowen Island to Vancouver Island.

Ledcor completed a 12.7km civil build along an abandoned E&N Island Corridor railway in British Columbia. The route connected the previous Cameron Lake build to Port Alberni and took approximately 3 months to complete.

Ledcor delivered a design-build program to upgrade coaxial distribution network and transform the network into a FTTC model.

This project consisted of long-haul fiber optic network in the states of New Mexico, Texas, Virginia, Indiana and Ohio, with Texas and Mexico long-haul routes completed in 2018.

This project consisted of a design-build program to deploy fiber optic communications to residents and businesses in Ontario.

Ledcor completed a 5.8km marine cable crossing project from the east side of Cameron Lake to the west side as part of a segment to connect to Port Alberni.

Canada is making an aggressive investment to overbuild their copper-based network with GPON Fiber to the Home and Business (FTTx). Many communities across two provinces engaged Ledcor in a turnkey design and build program.

Ledcor’s portion of the build included six distinct projects, totaling approximately 530 kilometers (330 miles) of construction, including installing and testing at anchor institutions.

This project consisted of a 3,000-mile metro fiber design-build project in Chicago, Illinois, for a U.S. Tier 1 Carrier.

Ledcor began work on the Suncor Firebag Phase 3 SAGD project in 2007. The scope of work covered three major areas: Area 3000 (Water Treatment), Area 5000 (Steam Generation), and a significant portion of the Utilities and Offsite (U&O).

The Suncor Coke Boiler Replacement Project consists of the replacement of three existing petroleum coke boilers with two new trains of cogeneration.

In 2014, Ledcor completed construction of foundations for ATCO Electric’s eastern transmission line towers included the installation of 92 large diameter cast-in-place piles, ranging from 1.52 m (4.99 ft.) to 3.05 m (10 ft.), with depths of up to 18 m (59 ft.).

Chinook Power Station is a 350 MW combined cycle natural gas facility and Ledcor’s scope of work includes all labour, equipment, materials, fabrication, handling, installation and testing related to the mechanical installation for the following components of work.

The Cogen Plant project involves the replacement of three petroleum coke-fired boilers with two highly efficient Mitsubishi 403 MW 501JAC.

In 2010, Ledcor developed and completed construction on the Fitzsimmons Creek Hydroelectric project in Whistler, British Columbia, in partnership with Innergex Renewable Energy

In 2011, Ledcor undertook the entire civil and electrical construction for the 55 wind turbine generators for Suncor Energy’s largest wind power project in Canada.

This 50-megawatt run-of-river hydroelectric project reduces greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to removing 21,000 cars from the road each year, while producing 265 gigawatt hours of electricity annually—enough to power 24,000 homes each year.

The Barrick Solar Farm began commercial operations in 2008. Ledcor’s scope included the foundation excavations, cable installation, and solar panel mounting.

Japan Canada Oils Sands (JACOS) developed the Hangingstone 20,000 bpd Expansion Project facilities for bitumen production utilizing Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) technology.

Ledcor entered into an Alliance Agreement with the Grand Rapids Pipeline Limited Partnership. The award of this Alliance Agreement to Ledcor required approximately 1,200 employees at its peak, and $150M of new equipment to see the $950M project through to completion.

Ledcor began work on the Suncor Firebag Phase 3 SAGD project in 2007. The scope of work covered three major areas: Area 3000 (Water Treatment), Area 5000 (Steam Generation), and a significant portion of the Utilities and Offsite (U&O).

The project includes the installation of two pumps, construction of a truck unloading facility, tank modifications, associated piping & insulation installations and all required electrical, instrumentation, and controls systems to monitor, control and power this process.

The project mines and processes approximately 110,000,000 tonnes of oil sand per year, yielding an average of 194,000 barrels of bitumen per day at full production.

Ledcor is now carrying out civil construction on an as-requested basis by Suncor at the company’s Millennium oil sands mine north of Fort McMurray.

Ledcor began work on the Suncor Firebag Phase 3 SAGD project in 2007. The scope of work covered three major areas: Area 3000 (Water Treatment), Area 5000 (Steam Generation), and a significant portion of the Utilities and Offsite (U&O).

The large-scale truck maintenance facility includes 16 service bays, a wash bay, 9144 m2 (30,000 f2) of office space, a 350-person change room, a fueling station, and a warehouse.

The PE1 Gas Phase (R3) Expansion Project expanded the existing plant polyethylene capacity with the addition of a 431 KTA capacity, single-train, linear low-density polyethylene unit.

Ledcor’s scope of work included all labour, equipment, handling, installation, and testing related to the erection of the new ethylene furnace, including installation of burners, convection & SCR modules, radiant panel refractory.

Since 1996, Ledcor has been providing field maintenance services to TransCanada Pipelines. What began as a small maintenance contract, providing services in Alberta, has expanded to cover the majority of TransCanada’s operating assets across North America.

L & S Limited Partnership (Ledcor & SICIM – also known as LSLP) was selected to complete the pipeline construction of Spread 3 and Spread 4A of the Trans Mountain Expansion Project.

The Coastal GasLink Project (CGL) involves the construction and operation of an approximately 670 km of 48-in (48 NPS) diameter natural gas pipeline from an area near the community of Groundbirch (40km west of Dawson Creek, BC) to the LNG Canada Development Inc. (LNGC) liquified natural gas export facility near Kitimat, BC.

Located approximately 25 kilometers (16 miles) northwest of Dawson Creek, British Columbia, the Veresen Midstream Sunrise Sweet Gas Plant is the largest gas plant built in Western Canada in the past 30 years.

The Ledcor-Haisla Limited Partnership (LHLP) was awarded the contract for the early civil work to construct the Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) facility in Kitimat, BC.

Kearl, located 70 kms (43.5 miles) north of Fort McMurray and jointly owned by Imperial and ExxonMobil Canada, is one of Canada’s highest-quality oil sands deposits. It has an estimated 4.6 billion barrels of recoverable bitumen resource.

Ledcor’s Pipe Fabrication and Module Assembly plant in Nisku, Alberta, is currently building modules for Grizzly Oil Sands SAGD project located 40 kilometers (25 miles) southwest of Fort McMurray, Alberta.

The Cabin Gas Plant, located 60 km (37 miles) northeast of Fort Nelson, British Columbia in the Horn River Basin area, is considered the largest shale gas field in Canada at a capacity of 800 million cubic feet per day.

Jointly owned by Imperial Oil and ExxonMobil Canada, the Kearl Oil Sands Project is one of Canada’s largest open-pit mining operations, with regulatory approval for up to 345,000 barrels a day of bitumen production.

In 2005, Ledcor constructed approximately 63 kilometers (39 miles) of pipeline, ranging in sizes from 3 inches to 32 inches for Encana.

In 2007 Ledcor was awarded two of the four mainline construction spreads making up the Enbridge Waupisoo Pipeline Project.

In Canada’s north, Ledcor continues with its oil pipeline integrity dig contract with Enbridge. One of the most remarkable series of digs to date took place in the Northwest Territories, between Norman Wells and the Alberta/Northwest Territories boundary.

The Suncor Fort Hills Project reported zero Health, Safety & Environmental recordable incidents during 2012, resulting in a Total Recordable Incident Frequency of 0 for the year.

The plant has the capacity to process approximately 250 million ft3 per day of raw gas, which represents the amount of natural gas needed to supply over 900,000 homes over the course of one year.

The work included the installation of 15,000 ft of underground fire water piping along with interconnecting cooling water, potable water, and oily water sewer totaling over 34,000 ft.

Ledcor has been contracted to install approximately 40,000 m (131,000 ft) of pipe, including pipe corridors, and structural and piling work for the project.

The Athabasca Oilsands Project, Upstream Expansion (AOSP) is part of the Albian Sands Energy Inc. expansion of an open pit extraction and bitumen processing facility north of Fort McMurray, Alberta. Ledcor has worked on this site continuously since 2006 and enjoys a long-standing relationship with Shell Canada.  

Ledcor’s work continues on with Chevron’s new blast-resistant Refinery Optimization Center (The ROC) in El Segundo, California. Started in the summer of 2011, this 3,700 m2 (40,000 ft2) building is a major expansion within the Chevron refinery which is located next to the main administration building.

The ongoing project calls for the excavation and stockpiling of 8.5 million m3 (300 million ft3) of muskeg and topsoil, to be used in future mine reclamation projects.

The Cabin Gas Plant, located 60 km (37 miles) northeast of Fort Nelson, British Columbia in the Horn River Basin area, is considered the largest shale gas field in Canada at a capacity of 800 million cubic feet per day.

Ledcor was awarded a five-year contract to provide reclamation and mine support services to Syncrude Canada at the Aurora Mine Site, located 75 kilometers (47 miles) north of Fort McMurray, Alberta.

Kearl, located 70 kms (43.5 miles) north of Fort McMurray and jointly owned by Imperial and ExxonMobil Canada, is one of Canada’s highest-quality oil sands deposits. It has an estimated 4.6 billion barrels of recoverable bitumen resource.

The 825 Pacific Artist Hub is a seven-storey award-winning, certified Passive House building with a single level of underground parking that provides creative space as a multipurpose arts and cultural hub.

This project was the first of two office towers to be built at River Landing – a new mixed-use development that is revitalizing an under-utilized area along the shores of the South Saskatchewan River.

In 2010, Ledcor developed and completed construction on the Fitzsimmons Creek Hydroelectric project in Whistler, British Columbia, in partnership with Innergex Renewable Energy

This 50-megawatt run-of-river hydroelectric project reduces greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to removing 21,000 cars from the road each year, while producing 265 gigawatt hours of electricity annually—enough to power 24,000 homes each year.

In 2011, Ledcor undertook the entire civil and electrical construction for the 55 wind turbine generators for Suncor Energy’s largest wind power project in Canada.

The Cogen Plant project involves the replacement of three petroleum coke-fired boilers with two highly efficient Mitsubishi 403 MW 501JAC.

The Barrick Solar Farm began commercial operations in 2008. Ledcor’s scope included the foundation excavations, cable installation, and solar panel mounting.

Reaching new heights both vertically and sustainably, The Stack transforms the Vancouver skyline. Rising to a height of 49 sq. m. (530 sq. ft.), it is the tallest building in Vancouver and offer 36 levels of premium AAA-class office space with restaurants and retail space at ground level and four levels of below-grade parking.

The 5-storey, 51,100 sq. m. (550,000 sf) building contains three basement levels, a major level 2 vivarium, level 2 and 3 laboratories, offices, support spaces, two 350-seat lecture theaters, classrooms, administration offices, and a cafeteria.

Third Space Commons is a near-zero carbon single-family residential building constructed through a collaboration between the University of British Columbia’s (UBC) student-led Third Quadrant Design, Ledcor, and several of our industry partners.

This project won the 2014 World Architecture New, Most Sustainable Building of the Year and the 2012 VRCA Gold Award of Excellence for Sustainable Construction.

The project consists of more than 42 buildings totalling over 3.9 million sq. m. (42 million sq. ft.) combining low and high density residential, retail and office space all situated within a green urban environment.

This 6-storey, 23,225 sq. m. (250,000 sf), complex learning and research facility includes classrooms, lecture halls, informal learning spaces, a multimedia recording room, an exhibition area, research spaces, and two, 6-storey atriums..

Jointly owned by Imperial Oil and ExxonMobil Canada, the Kearl Oil Sands Project is one of Canada’s largest open-pit mining operations, with regulatory approval for up to 345,000 barrels a day of bitumen production.

Ledcor has received substantial completion certificates after an aggressive six-month schedule constructing monopole foundations for the new 500kV Western Alberta Transmission Line.

The team developed an innovative design for the client that better suited the province’s objectives as higher volume traffic movements are given a greater priority and increase the performance of the interchange.

Ledcor is the lead member of LS Lakeshore Constructors Joint Venture for the Lakeshore East Corridor Infrastructure, West Corridor Expansion – Package C Project (LSEW Pkg C).

Ledcor is a member of the LS Barrie Constructors joint venture team performing enabling works along the rail corridor, also known as the Newmarket subdivision.

In 2019, Ledcor was awarded a 10-year contract to provide highway maintenance services in Alberta Transportation’s Contract Maintenance Area 508. The contract includes maintenance and repairs of nearly 2,700 lane-kilometers of highway surface, including over 2,550 lane-kilometers of paved surface and 150 lane-kilometers of gravel surface all in the northern Alberta region of Edson.

By Spring 2012, work was more than halfway complete on the South Fraser Perimeter Road, a $1.3 billion project serving Metro Vancouver. It’s the largest civil construction project Ledcor has worked on in British Columbia’s Lower Mainland.

The Ledcor-Haisla Limited Partnership (LHLP) was awarded the Heavy Haul Roads scope of work for the future Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) export terminal.

The Ledcor-Haisla Limited Partnership (LHLP) and Keller Foundations Ltd., operating jointly as LHLP-Keller, were subcontracted to perform extensive piling work on the gas liquefaction and export facility in Kitimat, BC.

In 2014, Ledcor completed construction of foundations for ATCO Electric’s eastern transmission line towers included the installation of 92 large diameter cast-in-place piles, ranging from 1.52 m (4.99 ft.) to 3.05 m (10 ft.), with depths of up to 18 m (59 ft.).

This project consists of delivering Provincial Highways Maintenance work, Provincial Highways Capital Improvement work, and related services in the Working Area. This work generally includes patrolling, winter maintenance, general highway maintenance including maintenance of road surface, shoulders and roadside features, electrical systems, including highway illumination, flashing beacons, and other electrical systems as applicable to the Working Area; maintenance of structures (bridges and culverts > 3 m); and maintenance of facilities. Provincial Highways Capital Improvement work will be completed as needed, including CDMC ditch cleanout, shouldering, and culvert installation. Ledcor is also responsible for quality management, environmental management, safety management, information management, and traffic management for the duration of the contract.

Albian Sands is located about 75 km northwest of Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada. Canadian Natural has capitalized on the available bitumen reserves at this Site by installing facilities to mine the oil sand, extract the bitumen and upgrade the bitumen to synthetic crude oil.

The scope of this design-build project includes the construction of a new two-lane bridge (with a sidewalk) to replace the existing aging bridge over the Kitimat River; realignment of the approach roads, sidewalks, and utilities; building new accesses to properties; and demolition of the old bridge.

This large Public-Private-Partnership (P3) project for Alberta Transportation, was the second last section of a 101-kilometere free-flow highway around the City of Calgary and can accommodate traffic volumes up to 100,000 vehicles per day.

The Heavy Haul Bridges included engineering, procurement, and construction work for two heavy haul bridges and a precast box culvert to accommodate up to 11,000-ton Self-Propelled Modular Transporter (SPMT).

The Athabasca Oilsands Project, Upstream Expansion (AOSP) is part of the Albian Sands Energy Inc. expansion of an open pit extraction and bitumen processing facility north of Fort McMurray, Alberta. Ledcor has worked on this site continuously since 2006 and enjoys a long-standing relationship with Shell Canada.  

The Suncor Fort Hills Project reported zero Health, Safety & Environmental recordable incidents during 2012, resulting in a Total Recordable Incident Frequency of 0 for the year.

The Ledcor-Haisla Limited Partnership (LHLP) was awarded the contract for the raw water line and effluent line scope of work. The project involved installing a raw water line to the Workforce Accommodation Centre (WAC) and an effluent line from the WAC to the jetty.

This piling project was part of an overall expansion of the existing Muskeg River Mine plant. At this live plant site, our team installed more than 1,800 drilled casts and steel-reinforced piles.

The Athabasca Oilsands Project, Upstream Expansion (AOSP) is part of the Albian Sands Energy Inc. expansion of an open pit extraction and bitumen processing facility north of Fort McMurray, Alberta. Ledcor has worked on this site continuously since 2006 and enjoys a long-standing relationship with Shell Canada.  

Jointly owned by Imperial Oil and ExxonMobil Canada, the Kearl Oil Sands Project is one of Canada’s largest open-pit mining operations, with regulatory approval for up to 345,000 barrels a day of bitumen production.

The Cabin Gas Plant, located 60 km (37 miles) northeast of Fort Nelson, British Columbia in the Horn River Basin area, is considered the largest shale gas field in Canada at a capacity of 800 million cubic feet per day.

In 2003, Ledcor was awarded the contract to design, build, finance, operate and maintain (DBFOM) the 180-kilometre Sierra Yoyo Desan Road for 16 years as the Province of British Columbia’s first Public-Private Partnership (P3) Project on behalf of British Columbia Ministry of Energy and Mines.

This project includes enabling works along the rail corridor, also known as the Kingston subdivision...

In 2018, Ledcor was awarded a second consecutive 5-year maintenance contract with the County of Red Deer, Alberta that began in 2013.

The project was completed in 2016, it had included 5,360,000 cubic meters of earthwork, 700,000 Tonnes of granular base course, 172,000 Tonnes of asphalt concrete pavement, and had a final contract value of $149M.

In 2019, Ledcor was awarded a 10-year contract to provide highway maintenance services in Alberta Transportation’s Contract Maintenance Area 504.

To pave the highway, we used 15,500 metric tons (17,085 short tons) of gravel base course and 173,500 metric tons (191,250 short tons) of asphalt/concrete pavement, with all aggregate crushed and asphalt produced on-site.

In 2019 Ledcor completed 38 kilometers of highway rehabilitation and improvement on Hwy 22 from Entwistle to Drayton Valley for long term client Alberta Transportation.

In 2020, Ledcor completed pavement rehabilitation of 23 km of Highway 2 and Highway 49. The project also included the construction of a concrete pile wall and slide repair along Highway 2 on the Spirit River Bridge.

Ledcor has completed upgrading the 13 km (8 mi) access road for Kitimat LNG’s new plant. This work consisted of upgrading and realigning the existing road grade as well as the construction of new sections.

The mine’s current approvals support a production rate of up to 900,000 tons of metallurgical coal per year

The reclamation work included the re-sloping (grading) of approximately 3,000,000 cy of angle-of-repose dumps and resurfacing (smoothing) of unvegetated dumps to prepare them for growth media and seed application..

The project is in a remote region of Nevada at an elevation of 8,700 ft. This work entails strict adherence to the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection – Bureau of Mining Regulation and Reclamation requirements.

Ledcor's scope included open pit coal operations, contract mining, waste pre-stripping, construction of access roads and ramps, preparation of drill pads, drilling, waste load, and haul and dump management.

In collaboration with the Tahltan Nation Development Corporation (TNDC), Ledcor was awarded a contract to expand the Red Chris Mine in northern British Columbia

The Snap Lake project is located on the tundra, 220 air kilometers (136 miles) northeast of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. Ledcor's primary scope of work was constructing all surface facilities, including the main processing building.

Gibraltar Mine project includes mine development and pioneering activities to move an additional 11 million tons of waste rock over a six-month period.

Scope includes the site laydowns, roads, and ponds for the new BHP Jansen Potash mine as well as installing all underground utilities such as natural gas, raw water, firewater and stormwater systems.

The project consists of an expansion to the mining operations to increase production from 1,200 tonnes per day to 2,000 tonnes per day.

What started as a pre-construction project in 2005 evolved into Ledcor leading the start-up and operations of this metallurgical coal mine that was handed over to Western Coal in June 2009. Ledcor supplied more than 200 onsite personnel (mostly local hires) 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We also provided technical personnel to facilitate mine engineering, planning, survey controls, reconciliation, and maintenance services for both Ledcor and Western Coal mining equipment fleets. Over the lifetime of the project, Ledcor processed 2 million tons of clean coal annually and 22 million bank cubic meters of waste material.

The Mount Milligan Project is a copper-gold deposit located in Northern BC. Ledcor and Duz Cho Construction LP (owned and operated by the MacLeod Lake Indian Band) teamed up to provide earthworks construction services for the $85M project.

Ledcor, along with its partners Thyssen Mining and Redpath, was awarded the construction of permanent concrete/steel liners and related works for two potash mine shafts, both approximately 8 meters in diameter and 1 km in depth.

Golden Queen Mining’s Soledad Mountain Project, a historic open-pit gold and silver mining operation near Mojave in Kern County, California, is currently expanding operations into a new mining phase.

These services include drilling, blasting, loading, haulage, and direct mining support to mine up to 32 M total tons per annum, deliver approximately 60 M ore tons per annum to the crusher and provide crusher feed services from the ore stockpile.

AuRico Gold contracted Ledcor to develop and operate the Young-Davidson open-pit gold mine in northern Ontario will deliver ore feed to the 6,000-ton-per-day processing mill have a 15-year life and will produce 180,000 ounces of gold annually.

The Cortez gold mine is located 100 kilometers (62 miles) southwest of Elko, Nevada. Ledcor provides mine site operational support, road building maintenance, and underground ore hauling services for this project.

The Moss Mine is an open pit mine and heap leach processing facility located in Mohave County, AZ.

Ledcor was chosen to develop the Isabella Pearl open-pit gold mine in 2018 and is contracted to continue mine operations through at least 2021. The project is located in Mineral County, Nevada, approximately 24 miles east of Hawthorne.

In 2011, Scorpio Gold Corporation engaged Ledcor to drill, blast, load and haul material at their newly rehabilitated Mineral Ridge project.

The Goldstrike Complex, one of the world's top gold mines, is 60 kilometers (37 miles) northwest of Elko, Nevada, on the Carlin Trend.

Ledcor is ramping-up operations as the mining contractor for Midway’s open-pit Pan Project at the northern end of the Pancake Mountain Range in western White Pine County, Nevada, approximately 22 miles southeast of Eureka, Nevada, and 50 miles west of Ely, Nevada.

Reunion at #MyBelmont is the final phase of the multi-award-winning #MyBelmont master planned community located in the heart of Langford, British Columbia

Wailea is a 1,500 acre master-planned residential resort community located on Maui’s premier sunny southern coastline in the moku of Honua’ula.

Nightingale is a 263-unit podium style multifamily project located in the tech hotbed of Redmond, Washington, next to the Microsoft campus and surrounded by established and upstart technology companies.

The Vineyard is designed with a modern farmhouse aesthetic inspired by the architecture found in California’s picturesque wine country.

Almost two decades in the making, Shoreline Gateway is Long Beach’s tallest residential high-rise with unparalleled and unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean, Catalina Island, Orange County Coastline and Downtown Los Angeles.

The Grand is part of the Hercules Bayfront Masterplan community. This residential community includes 232 studio, one and two-bedroom units.

This seaplane terminal, which we built, own and operate as a joint venture, is an open facility for airlines serving the Pacific Northwest’s coastal communities.

Summit Air and Summit Helicopters represent the amalgamation of Summit Air, Arctic Sunwest Charters, and Trinity Helicopters.

Ledcor owns twenty-six barges to serve natural resource and industrial customers in Southwest British Columbia (BC).

Ledcor Marine assisted with the construction of the Westridge Marine Terminal by providing tug and barge support for daily material movements and storage of construction equipment arriving from overseas.