Delcan International Corporation
DELCANNET is an internationally recognized company with global
reach and resources. From modest beginnings more than 50 years ago, DelcanNET has consistently moved forward to successfully meet greater challenges. Whether we are engineering the movement of traffic, moving a major project forward to completion or moving humanitys most precious resourceclean waterDelcanNET has an established track record of proactive advances in technology.
DelcanNET has always attracted people from among the best and
brightest. They have contributed to our clients success and our
corporate growth. As we move into the next half-century, our passion
for individual entrepreneurship, our continuing investment in the
development of our professional knowledge and skills, and our
consistent ability to innovate and deliver quality solutions, ensures that DelcanNETs future will be focused on meeting our clients most pressing needs.
In 2002 our range of services was greatly expanded when the
DHV Group of the Netherlands, one of Europes largest engineering
and consultancy firms, acquired a significant ownership position in
DelcanNET. Their expertise in engineering and technology, water resource management, high speed rail, tunnelling, airports and
manufacturing facilities, together with our global leadership in ITS, Project Management, Compliance Auditing and Public-Private Partnerships, enables us to respond to a greater number of
opportunities worldwide.
DelcanNETS accomplishments span the globe, with successful
projects completed on every continent. This breadth of experience
has also made DelcanNET one of the worlds most award-winning
companies, recognized throughout North America and the Asia-Pacific Region for our excellence in transportation, information technology and water.
Company Details
Year Established:
1953
Total Sales ($CDN):
$10,000,000 - $25,000,000
Number of Employees:
500
Company Information
Douglas G. Langley
Title:
Vice President
Area of Responsibility:
Management Executive
Telephone:
(905) 943-0500
Fax:
(905) 975-0709
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Hugh Tracy
Title:
Manager
Area of Responsibility:
Management Executive
Telephone:
(905) 943-0500
Fax:
(905) 975-0709
Peter Boyd
Title:
Senior Vice President
Area of Responsibility:
Management Executive
Telephone:
(905) 943-0500
Fax:
(905) 943-0400
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Mabel Lam
Title:
Manager
Area of Responsibility:
Administrative Services
Telephone:
(905) 943-0500
Fax:
(905) 943-0226
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Jack Powers
Title:
Vice President
Area of Responsibility:
Finance/Accounting
Telephone:
(905) 943-0500
Fax:
(905) 943-0259
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Ron Redpath
Title:
Manager
Area of Responsibility:
Finance/Accounting
Telephone:
(905) 943-0500
Fax:
(905) 474-1872
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Jim Kerr
Title:
President
Area of Responsibility:
Management Executive
Telephone:
(905) 943-0500
Fax:
(905) 943-0259
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Charles Orolowitz
Title:
Vice President
Area of Responsibility:
Management Executive
Telephone:
(905) 943-0500
Fax:
(905) 470-7590
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Joseph K. Lam
Title:
Vice President
Area of Responsibility:
Management Executive
Telephone:
(416) 943-0500
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(416) 943-0400
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W. Victor Anderson
Title:
Vice President
Area of Responsibility:
Management Executive
Telephone:
(905) 943-0500
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(905) 943-0400
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Products
Environmental Products And Services
Coastal Zone Management Program For Barbados.
The three-year US $7.3 million Coastal Zone Management program focused on the south and west coast of Barbados, which had seen the bulk of tourism development efforts over the past two decades. The integrated management program recognized that coastal processes are poorly understood and through a variety of pilot environmental projects, addressed and studied the various fundamental shoreline issues and included sampling, water pollution, marine toxicology, shoreline erosion, lagoon flooding, public participation safety and comfort.
The project culminated in a comprehensive coastal zone management plan which contained engineering solutions, water quality remediation, and socio-economic and environmental impact assessment.
Chemical Treatment And Filtration.
On completion of extensive treatability studies, a treatment plant is designed and constructed based on potassium permanganate oxidation and greensand filtration. The rated capacity of the plant is 16,400 m3/day (3.5 migd).
The project is completed on a fast-track implementation schedule and involved the installation of raw water pumps, three greensand and anthracite pressure filters and backwash pumps and the construction of below grade concrete storage for treated water and backwash settling and recycling. The facility commenced operating in 1990 and is currently supplying peak demands with water that satisfies Ontario's health related and aesthetic drinking water objectives.
Conversion Of An Existing Lagoon System Into A Tertiary Treatment Plant.
Stringent effluent objectives for discharge to a dry stream required the implementation of tertiary treatment involving the construction of a multi-cell extended aeration plant ahead of the existing lagoon designed to accommodate seasonal flow fluctuations, the construction of a second lagoon cell, and the installation of tertiary filters and ultra-violet (UV) disinfection.
The lagoons provide both effluent polishing and sludge storage in a process known as the 'Sutton' process developed as a means of upgrading lagoon systems to secondary treatment. The plant is rated at 1,000 m3/day (0.22 million gal./day) and commenced operation in 1994.
Environmental Master Planning Studies.
Delcan undertook environmental master planning studies for for Cabimas and Ciudad Ojeda; two cities with a combined population of 400,000 on the east coast of Lake Maracaibo, Venzeuala. The lake water was deteriorating and high nutrient loadings from the direct discharge of untreated wastewater was part of the cause.
The planning studies included wastewater sampling and characterization, flow projections, selection of the preferred treatment process, the siting of the plants, definition of pumping requirements and the routing of new forcemains. This was followed by the detailed design of two wastewater treatment plants rated at 97,500 and 67,500 m3/d (21.5 and 15 mgd).
Each SCADA controlled facility comprises three equally sized parallel process trains, two of which were constructed to meet initial flows. The treatment process includes mechanical screening, grit removal, aeration, secondary clarification, lagoon effluent polishing, aerobic sludge digestion and sludge drying beds. The aeration zones were configured for aerated mixed liquor recycle and return sludge to permit operation in a biological nutrient removal mode.
Delcan also completed the detailed design for four pumping stations and approximately 20 kilometres of forcemain.
Delcan's $36.5M contract included operator training and the procurement, shop testing and commissioning of all the equipment supplied from Canada through financing provided by EDC. The project also included operator training and equipment procurement for existing small plants and the restoration of 19 smaller pumping stations. Master planning studies for wastewater and stormwater systems were also undertaken for five smaller communities adjacent to Cabimas and Ciudad Ojeda. As well, Delcan managed the design, fabrication and procurement of a 50 m oceanographic research survey vessel with full instrumentation to monitor the receiving water quality.
Conventional Stormwater Retention Pond.
The construction of a conventional stormwater retention pond with use of ultra-violet (UV) for stormwater disinfection at the outlet to the receiving stream.
The discharge of urban stormwater to the Rideau River was having a negative impact on recreational activities to the point where limits were being placed on further development.
Delcan constructed a conventional stormwater retention pond with first use in Canada of ultra-violet (UV) for stormwater disinfection at the outlet to the receiving stream.
Effluent quality criteria for suspended solids and coliforms required the construction of a two-basin retention pond with an active storage capacity of approximately 72,000 m3 and a concrete access road for periodic removal of sediment. Rainfall events are captured automatically through control of an overshot gate to allow batch settling and a controlled release at 0.5 m3/s (9.5 migd) through a parallel channel four-bank UV reactor. The batch cycle is controlled automatically including the collection of composite samples for monitoring water quality and treatment effectiveness.
The work was preceded by an extensive pilot programme and environmental assessment studies. The project also included the construction of hydraulic structures for erosion protection, flood control and protection of fish habitat.
Services
Systems - Intelligent Transportation Systems
Systems - Freeway Surveillance And Control
Systems - Tunnel & Bridge Traffic Control
Systems - Traffic Signal Systems
Systems - Transit Control Systems
Systems - Toll Management
Systems - Control Centres
Systems - Communications
Systems - Software Development
Systems - Systems Integration
Systems - Technology Transfer
Transportation - Roads (urban, Rural, Resource)
Transportation - Railways
Transportation - Bus Transit
Transportation - Rail Transit (heavy And Light)
Transportation - Bicycle
Transportation - Airports And Aviation
Transportation - Marine Tranport
Transportation - Strategic Planning
Transportation - Technology Economics
Transportation - Technology Assessment
Transportation - Transport Economics
Transportation - Toll And Revenue Assessment
Transportation - Research And Training
Transportation - Feasibility And Corridor Studies
Transportation - Planning Design And Construction Services
Transportation - Environmental Assessment Studies
Environmental - Water Supply Systems
Environmental - Wastewater Treatment Systems
Environmental - Municipal Infrastructure
Environmental - Water Resource Management
Environmental - Solid & Hazardous Waste Management
Environmental - Stormwater Management
Environmental - Drainage Master Planning
Environmental - Community & Regional Planning
Environmental - Environmental Planning
Environmental - Land Development Planning
Environmental - Landscape Architecture
Environmental - Urban Design
Environmental - Socio-economic Studies
Environmental - Tourism And Recreational Planning
Environmental - Geographic Information Systems
Program & Project Management - Program Controls To Monitor Scope, Schedule, Budget And Cost
Program & Project Management - Planning And Implementing Strategies
Program & Project Management - Selecting And Contracting With Design Consultants
Program & Project Management - Reviewing Designs And Contract Documents
Program & Project Management - Performing Value Engineering
Program & Project Management - Managing Quality Assurance And Quality Control
Program & Project Management - Pre-qualifying Contractors
Program & Project Management - Administering Proposals, Tendering And Awarding Contracts
Program & Project Management - Dispute Resolutions
Program & Project Management - Owner's Engineer/Independent Agent
Program & Project Management - Privatization Programs
Program & Project Management - Design/Build Services
Program & Project Management - Partnering
Program & Project Management - Contract Management
Program & Project Management - Construction Administration
Program & Project Management - Inspection & Commissioning
Program & Project Management (architecture) - Industrial & Automotive Assembly Facilities
Program & Project Management (architecture) - Public Works, Operation & Transportation Maintenance Facilities
Program & Project Management (architecture) - Municipal Structures
Program & Project Management (architecture) - Military Installations
Program & Project Management (architecture) - Air & Ground Traffic Control Facilities
Program & Project Management (architecture) - Land & Air Transit & Transportation Facilities
Structural - Bridge Engineering
Structural - Bridge Rehabilitation
Structural - Transportation Structures
Structural - Civil Structures
Structural - Marine Structures
Structural - Seismic Retrofit
Structural - Structures Management
Structural - Design / Build
Structural - Independent Agent
Structural - Expert Witness
Structural - Construction Engineering
Service - Consultants
Consulting, Engineering