Streamline Construction Co Ltd
Water & Sewer Contractor
Who We Are
Headquartered in Edmonton, Streamline Construction is a premier water and sewer contractor with a proud history of completing capital infrastructure and private development projects on time and within budget.
Our focus has been to retain quality personnel, subcontractors and top of the line equipment to deliver the best construction method possible since our incorporation in 1990. Whether you’re a municipality, developer or engineer we will protect your investment by providing the experience and equipment necessary to control costs while providing the quality you expect. We bring extensive experience and professionalism to every project and customize our support to your individual needs and concerns. Our management team have been working in this industry for over three decades and started during the infrastructure boom of the early 90s. We’re on the pulse of modern technology in the water and sewer industry, combining technology with decades of experience to provide quality work on time and on budget.
2007 E.L Smith Upgrade Project S.E Transmission Main
Our History
Streamline Construction has been completing underground infrastructure upgrades for the City of Edmonton since 1990. From the E.L Smith project to countless Water Main and Neighbourhood Renewal projects throughout the city. As a pioneer in the water and sewer construction industry Streamline Construction has played a critical role in the development of the systems and process that have become industry standard, such as Air Strut Shoring.
Capital Projects
•Starting in the 90's Streamline Construction was selected by EPCOR Water & Drainage Services as one of the first contractors of the water main renewal program in the City of Edmonton. Since the programs' inception Streamline Construction has replaced over 60 kilometres of water main & drainage infrastructure since 1992. Over the course of the program new technologies have constantly been developed to ensure the process is safer and the quality higher with each project. We have utilized a combination of air shores, trench boxes, specialized equipment, such as zero tail swing offset boom excavators to work in congested areas. The safety of our people, inspectors, and the public are always at the forefront of everything we do.
City of Spruce Grove 2023 PRV Installation
Spruce Grove City Center Underground Infrastructure Improvements
Calahoo Rd -Removal, replacement and installation of PVC watermain, services, hydrants and valves by open cut method (approx. 1065m of 300mm, 250 and 200mm) and 50m of case bore on Calahoo Road. Major traffic management required at HWY 16A, CN rail tracks and main routes of Calahoo Rd and McLeod Ave. Temporary water supplied to businesses and residential customers. Notification to affected groups. AC pipe removed and disposed of per OH&S and Alberta Environment Regulations. Coordination of all surface restoration. 11 Tie-ins to existing water main, Four phases of construction/restoration. Project started May 15, 2023, underground construction completed Sept. 20, 2023 and surface restoration substantially complete Oct. 4, 2023 .
PRV - This project involved the installation of four (4) Pressure Reduction Valves (PRV’S) in residential neighborhoods due to the high pressure (85 PSI) of the existing waterline that currently operates at. A total of 48 houses and a commercial complex that required temporary water to be installed to complete this project. It was necessary to utilize a mobile crane for the installation of the two 25,000 lbs sections as well as the precast 450mm grades rings manufactured specifically for each location due to the different depths of the watermain at each location.
“The management team at Streamline Construction is very cooperative, project oriented and manage their sub- contractors appropriately. They focus to complete the project within strict timelines; and their work is in conformance with the contract specifications. Streamline Construction successfully completed this year’s program within the downtown area in the City of Spruce Grove on budget and prior to program deadlines.”
EPCOR Infrastructure Upgrades
2023 EPCOR Drainage NBHD renewal – Elmwood - was a comprehensive open cut project in west Edmonton. The project contained 24 catch basin lead replacements totalling 186m of total replacement. There were several sites on 159 Street a main arterial roadway. One site had to be completed in two stages in order to keep traffic flowing. Depths ranged from 2m to 4m deep. There were 18 catch basin replacements and connection to existing leads. There were approximated 20 neck repairs/frame and cover replacements. All sites were successfully completed and fully restored. The project also included 20 separate Mainline repairs totalling 121m, 52 residential sanitary service full replacements and 82 manhole/catch basin repairs (neck repairs, steps, benching and channel, full replacement of catch basins and manholes). Repairs on 159 Street and 87 Ave service road required coordination with MAP and Marigold Partners, respectively. Tree consultations and protection involved City of Edmonton Forestry and ETS bus detours due to work on 83 Ave required coordination. There were three schools in the area as well that needed coordination of work to be done in July and August. Starting date was June 5 and all work was completed by the end of October.
2021 Jasper Park NBHD EPCOR Drainage Program. The main focus of the Jasper Park project was the 70 sanitary services that needed to be replaced in this neighbourhood. There were some additional storm services that were added to the package. Several trees needed to be either trimmed or removed and we worked with EPCOR, City of Edmonton and the residents affected to make this happen. Hydrovac was used to uncover the copper water services to prevent unwanted contact with it. All sites were landscaped back to original condition including private walks, curb and gutter and roadway restoration. Grass restoration followed. Project also included 13 mainline repairs, 22 catch basin leads, and 75 catch basins/manhole repairs. Numerous steps, benching, frame and covers and neck repairs were also included. Ground conditions were incredibly challenging for this project due to unknown existing soil conditions. All sites were completed safely, on time and restored prior to Streamline mobilizing from site. Project started April 25, 2021 and was fully completed early September 2021 including all surface restoration work.
Private Development
Streamline has been proud to be involved with a team of engineers, developers and subcontractors in developing areas such as Rutherford, Foxboro, Raperswill, South Creek, Westerra, Henday industrial, Trumpeter, Sienna, and Winterburn Industrial. These opportunities allow us to showcase the latest in industry technologies and safety systems, while building the communities of the future.
