December 1, 2019
On Tuesday, November 26th ISL won a Award of Merit at the ACEC-SK Brian Eckel Awards
There was a clear safety issue with the barriers and handrails connections. ISL considered options with an in-house tool based on a probabilistic approach to intervention. After demolition a significant amount of the concrete had been discovered as damaged by freeze thaw deterioration. ISL addressed the deterioration within the construction budget.
ISL’s rehabilitation plan brought the infrastructure up to code, accommodated safety requirements; and recommended a long term maintenance strategy.
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