Fraser River Tunnel Project

Province: British Columbia

City/Region: Vancouver

Image Credit: BC Ministry of Transportation and Transit

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Project Rank

Project End: 2030

Project Type: Highway

Industry Sector: Transportation

Project Amount: $4.15 billion

Date of Completion: 2030

Funding Source: Public

LEED Status: Certified

Previous Rankings

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About The Project

The Fraser River Tunnel Project (FRTP) is a key component of the broader Highway 99 Tunnel. The new crossing will be an eight-lane immersed tube tunnel with three general-purpose lanes and a dedicated transit lane in each direction. The new tunnel will also feature a separate multi-use path to support pedestrians, cyclists and other active transportation options. The project also includes replacing the existing Deas Slough Bridge and Highway 99 upgrades between Westminster Highway in Richmond and Ladner Trunk Road in Delta.

Project Owner: Province of B.C. (TI CORP is leading the delivery of the project on behalf of the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure)

P3 Team Members/Project Team: Design Early Works Agreement: Cross Fraser Partnership (Bouygues Construction Canada Inc., Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas Canada Ltd., Pomerleau BC Inc. and Arcadis Canada Inc.); Hatch (JV design partner)

Engineer: COWI (immersed tube tunnel); R.F. Binnie & Associates Ltd. (highway and civil work)

Environmental Services: Golder (WSP) (environmental and archaeological services)

Other Key Players: EXP (geotechnical engineering); Sartori Environmental Inc. (independent environmental monitor for the corridor improvement projects; TyPlan Consulting (marine navigation advisor); Lucent Quay Consulting Inc. (communication and engagement services—Highway 99 tunnel project/Steveston Interchange project); Northwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd. (hydrotechnical and river hydraulics services); RAM Engineering Ltd. (marine construction advisor); Wood (WSP) (consulting engineer); Charter PDI; McElhanney (engineer-planning); GeoVerra (quality control); Turner & Townsend (cost consultant); Aon (risk advisor); KPMG

Legal: Bennett Jones LLP; Borden Ladner Gervais (for Daewoo Engineering & Construction)