IPAC was engaged to complete pavement rehabilitation and site improvement work at RioCan Donald, a commercial property on Donald Street in Ottawa. The project involved a coordinated program of asphalt, concrete, drainage, and site-safety related improvements designed to renew pavement conditions and support safe site access for vehicles and pedestrians. The scope included medium-duty and heavy-duty asphalt removals, pavement resurfacing, localized pavement reconstruction, granular base preparation, proof rolling, soft spot identification and repair, HL8 base asphalt, HL3 surface asphalt, tack coat, and line painting. The work also included concrete curb replacement, monolithic concrete ramp and sidewalk/island repairs, bollards, sign posts, and accessibility-related site improvements.
- Temporary construction fencing, signage, staging, and traffic control
- Medium-duty and heavy-duty asphalt pavement removals
- Localized pavement reconstruction and pavement resurfacing
- Regrading, proof rolling, and soft spot identification/repairs
- Granular subbase/base preparation and granular dressing
- HL8 base asphalt and HL3 surface asphalt placement
- SS1 tack coat application
- Concrete curb replacement
- Monolithic concrete ramp and sidewalk/island replacement
- Catch basin and catch basin maintenance hole adjustments with frost treatment
- Subdrain installation and drainage-related improvements
- New bollards, sign posts, and parking/accessibility-related signage
- Frame, grate, riser, and moduloc works where required
- Crack sealing at new and existing asphalt boundaries
- Geogrid/geotextile and excess-soil handling where required by site conditions
- Final pavement markings and curb line painting
Outcome
Highlights IPAC's ability to deliver commercial pavement rehabilitation work in an active retail environment, combining asphalt paving, concrete restoration, drainage improvements, and careful access management under consultant and owner requirements.
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