Featured Project · City of Toronto
Scarborough Transfer Station Pavement Rehabilitation
IPAC is currently undertaking pavement rehabilitation and reconstruction at the Scarborough Transfer Station for the City of Toronto's Solid Waste Management Services Division — rehabilitation and reconstruction of asphalt and concrete pavement throughout the site, with associated curbs, drainage structures, catch-basin covers, pavement markings, signage, and bollards. Key activities include supply, placement, and compaction of granular material, Superpave 12.5 FC2 asphalt, Superpave 19 asphalt, and 32 MPa reinforced concrete — all to project drawings, specs, QC requirements, and environmental/testing standards.
- Excavation, removals, disposal, backfilling
- Site preparation & traffic control
- Sediment & erosion control
- Excess soil management; removal of contaminated/unsuitable soil
- Concrete structure removals
- Granular base placement & asphalt paving
- 32 MPa reinforced concrete works
- Pavement markings, signage, bollards
- Site restoration
Outcome
Reflects IPAC's capability to deliver complex pavement rehabilitation in active municipal and waste-management environments while maintaining safety, quality, traffic control, and environmental compliance.






















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