October 27, 2007 by romagcontadmin
Location: Brampton, Ontario
ROMAG successfully completed the Airport Road Reservoir and Surge Building expansion in Brampton.
The project involves the construction of a new 20ML reservoir which will be interconnected with the existing reservoir and the expansion of the existing Surge Building including the installation of a new 225m3surge arrestor tank and related piping systems.
Modifications to the existing reservoir include structural repairs to the existing cells, inlet tower and channels.
The work also includes installation of yard piping, expanding the existing stormwater management facilities, installing a mechanically stabilized earth retaining wall, electrical, instrumentation and control systems to the existing pumping station and all restoration work.
December 27, 2006 by romagcontadmin
LOCATION: Caledon, Ontario
ROMAG successfully completed the Tullamore Pumping Station and Reservoir which involved the construction of a pumping station, a 48 ML reservoir and an administration building.
The pumping station with a peak flow rate in excess of 1,500 L/s includes the supply and installation of seven (7) Horizontal Split Case pumps (Zone 5 low lift and Zone 6 high lift), service room, generator room, MCC room and loading bay.
The administration building includes five offices, lunch room, board room, washrooms, control room, storage room and server room.
The site work includes construction of emergency flow pond, utility structure, on-site sewage system, dewatering pumping station, yard piping and chambers including site grading, fencing, landscaping and access road.
The work also includes instrumentation and control, new power supply and all related HVAC work, as well as start-up and commissioning.
October 27, 2006 by romagcontadmin
Location: Mississauga, Ontario
ROMAG completed the Clarkson Wastewater Treatment Plant, Contract 2-2 Solids Upgrade in Mississauga.
The project includes construction of a new sludge dewatering and biosolids truck loading bay, including the installation of one live hopper and weigh scale.
Also included in this work is the installation of three rotary drum thickeners, two centrifuges, solids handling conveyors and auxiliary equipment in the existing Biosolids Complex, new centrifuge sludge feed equipment in the existing Digester Complex, two fine screens in the existing Screen and Grit Building, demolition of decommissioned grit building and tankage, modifications to existing piping and associated new piping in each of these existing facilities and all associated electrical, instrumentation and mechanical works and start-up and commissioning necessary for a fully operating system.
September 15, 2005 by romagcontadmin
Location: Mississauga, Ontario
ROMAG completed the construction of the Mercury Reduction System at G.E. Booth (Lakeview) Wastewater Treatment Plant in Mississauga.
This facility is the largest of its kind in North America.
The project comprises general construction with the installation of four new mercury reduction systems to four existing Thermal Oxidation (TOX) (fluidized bed sewage sludge incinerator) systems.
The project also includes installation of a new dewatering centrifuge in the existing Solids Building and ancillary equipment in both the Solids Building and Solids Receiving Building.
ROMAG completed the project within the restricted working areas inside the existing facility. ROMAG was instrumental in managing major subcontractors from demolition to electrical and instrumentation including concrete work, metals, hoists, mechanical work and installation and start-up and commissioning of the pre-purchased equipment.
September 15, 2004 by romagcontadmin
Location: Mississauga, Ontario
ROMAG completed the Aeration Tank Extension at G.E. Booth (Lakeview) Wastewater Treatment Plant in Mississauga. The project was to extend the length of existing Aeration Tanks No. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 by 80 linear meters. The project consists of: excavation and disposal of 110,000 m3 of excavated material, 19,000 m2 of formwork and 10,000 m3 of reinforced concrete. Supply and installation of the Aeration systems, air header, modification of RAS Piping, installation of groundwater under drain system. Supply and installation of Electrical, Instrumentation and Control systems. Construction and start-up and commissioning were carefully staged to maintain operational capacity through construction.
To construct Tank No 9, demolition of the existing grit facilities and ferrous chloride building, relocating of Gas Line and installation of a shoring system was required. The scope of work includes the removal and disposal of 800m of railway tracks, the demolition of the roadway bridge over Serson Creek, the construction and removal of temporary road, and building a flood control berm on the west boundary of the property.
ROMAG successfully completed this large liquidretaining structure (18,500 m2 of formwork and 9,800 m3 of reinforced concrete) with no leaking concrete cracks.
September 15, 2003 by romagcontadmin
Location: St. Catharines, Ontario
ROMAG completed the Lockview Combined Sewer Overflow Storage Tank. The work consists of construction of a 2,500 m3 underground storage tank. The base slab is 12.5 meters under the ground elevation and the structure required 2,000 cubic meters of concrete and 5,500 square meters of formwork.
The Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Tank and the associated appurtenances are located adjacent to the north boundary of the Lockview Park in a residential area in the City of St. Catharines.
The scope of work also included the installation of a 300mm diameter forcemain to be installed utilizing a directional drilling technique and another 300 mm diameter overflow within an existing easement, and connecting to an existing storm sewer along Lockview Crescent, east of Bunting Road, that discharges into the Welland Ship Canal.
Flushing gates, pumps and accommodation for future odour control facilities, electrical, instrumentation and control systems, start-up and commissioning and all restoration work, were also included in the contract.
September 15, 2002 by romagcontadmin
Location: Caledon, Ontario
ROMAG completed the Caledon East Well #4 part of the Caledon East groundwater system. The pump station building is aesthetically clad with a brick veneer. The pump station building houses all equipment, piping and tankage.
The contract also included the construction and installation of new chlorine contact tanks, sanitary holding tanks, a new diesel generator, and 3 new greensand catalytic oxidation filtration systems. Mechanical installation also included new well pumps, supernatant pumps, submersible pumps, chemical feed pump systems, UV units, new piping and valves. The electrical installation included new electrical power feed system including integration/ modification of existing systems, and a new SCADA system. ROMAG was responsible for all start-up, testing and commissioning of the facility.
The site for this project was a challenging, narrow access, limited working space at an existing facility. ROMAG successfully completed the project on schedule and managed various sub-trades. ROMAG had to relocate the CPP Tank to be able to complete this small but challenging project.
September 15, 2001 by romagcontadmin
Location: Caledon, Ontario
The Caledon East groundwater system upgrades consisted of the complete construction at two different sites, Caledon East Well #2 and Caleldon East Well #3 with a new watermain connection between the two wells.
ROMAG constructed attractive brick clad well station buildings housing all equipment, piping and tankage. The new watermain between the two sites was installed utilizing a directional drilling technique. The contract also included the construction and installation of new chlorine contact tanks, sanitary holding tanks, a new diesel generator, and 2 new greensand catalytic oxidation filtration systems.
Mechanical installation also included a new well pump, supernatant pumps, submersible pumps, chemical feed pump systems, 2 UV units, new piping and valves. Electrically the work required a new electrical power feed system including integration/ modification of existing systems, and a new SCADA system. Romag was responsible for all start-up, testing and commissioning of the facilities.
September 15, 2000 by romagcontadmin
Location: Smithville, Ontario
ROMAG constructed the Smithville Reservoir and Pumping Station, a below-grade concrete 7.7 ML reservoir and water booster pumping station.
The station is equipped with 2 pumps rated at 125 L/s, 2 additional pumps with a capacity of 50 L/s, re-chlorination facilities, and a 400 kW standby diesel generator set.
The work required demolition of the existing well pumping station including the removal and disposal of equipment and the abandonment of the well. The existing electrical and telephone utilities servicing the existing elevated tank were relocated.
The control logic and Operator interface displays at the Park Road Booster Pumping station and DeCew Falls Water Treatment Plant were reconfigured to accommodate the new works.
The work also included installation of yard piping, electrical duct-banks, water, sanitary sewer and stormwater lines.