Project Portfolio
Infrastructure projects requiring coordination across civil construction, electrical systems, engineering design, and mechanical trades. Delivered by unified K-Line Collective teams across Atlantic Canada.
Buildings Division • August 2025
RPC Ventilation, Heating and Cooling Upgrades
Fredericton, New Brunswick
New Brunswick Research and Productivity Council (RPC)
Renovation of the major mechanical systems for 2 core buildings.
Modifications and upgrades to the major mechanical systems along with the associated electrical, architectural and structural systems to support the mechanical modifications. Project was designed for RPC’s future expansion, but it was collaboratively K-Line’s responsibility to ensure that the work did not limit the potential for expansion or renovation.
Project Scope
• Installation of new laboratory controls for each lab space which included fume hoods.
• Integration of existing supply air into the laboratory control system with high accuracy differential pressure sensors.
• Installation of 3 new rooftop laboratory exhaust fans system on 2 separate building.
• Installation of new heat recovery chillers, pumping systems, steam heat exchangers.
• Relocation of existing penthouse heat exchanger to the new chiller plant.
• Install new concrete curbs for new chillers, heat exchangers, pumps, built up air handling unit and fan coils.
• Provide power to new fan coil units, major mechanical systems and new dedicated power panels for lab controls.
Results
• The project schedule was consistently maintained in close coordination with the client and consultant, who were kept fully informed at all stages and expressed appreciation for the team’s collaborative approach and effective synchronization.
• Strong safety performance was maintained with minimal incidents, despite the complexity of numerous heavy lifts to the roof, work at height using scaffolding, and the operation of multiple self-propelled elevating work platforms and cranes.
• The project involved simultaneous work across multiple buildings and floors, while maintaining clear communication and seamless collaboration with the client in an occupied environment.
• Through successful execution, the project established a strong foundation for the client’s multi-phase, multi-year renovation & upgrade plan.
K-Line Collective Companies
K-Line Construction – Building Division
DC Electrical
Telecommunications • October 2024
Newfoundland Telecom Infrastructure Data Collection
Newfoundland, Canada
Xplore Inc.
Eagle Engineering conducted large-scale mobile mapping to capture 7,900 km of telecom infrastructure using LiDAR and photogrammetry.
The data enabled the rollout of a fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network connecting ~100,000 rural homes and businesses with high-speed internet.
Tight 3-month timeline, harsh weather conditions (fog), poor connectivity, and remote geography required innovative data capture and logistics.
Project Scope
• High-resolution LiDAR data collection across ~7,900 km
• Photogrammetric imagery capture (12 million+ images)
• 3D point cloud generation (~1.5 trillion LiDAR points)
• Telecom asset mapping (poles, cables, crossings, infrastructure)
• GNSS-controlled geospatial data acquisition
• Web portal hosting for client data access and analysis
• Data processing into 2D imagery + 3D models for network design
Results
• Completed nearly 1 month ahead of schedule (data captured in ~6 weeks vs. 3 months planned)
• Reduced labour from ~4.5 person-years to 180 person-days (~90% savings)
• Captured 12M images, 1.5 trillion LiDAR points, 180 TB of data
• One of the largest and fastest telecom infrastructure data collection projects completed using mobile mapping
• Enabled high-precision network design for broadband rollout to ~100,000 premises; improved visibility and planning capabilities
• Secured additional follow-on work (PEI project + data extraction phase)
K-LINE COLLECTIVE COMPANIES
Eagle Engineering
Buildings & Facilities • 2023-2025
Benjamins Mill Wind Project Phase 1
West Hants Regional Municipality, Hants County
Natural Forces & Wskijnu’k Mtmo’taqnuow Agency Ltd.
Phase 1 of the Benjamins Mill Wind Project included the installation of eight wind turbines, delivering approximately 34 MW of renewable generation capacity. K-line’s scope of work comprised the construction of approximately 10 km of 34.5 kV collector system, along with a main substation designed to step voltage from 34.5 kV to 138 kV, enabling interconnection with the Nova Scotia Power grid.
This project exemplifies K‑Line’s expertise in utility‑scale renewable energy development, achieved through a strong focus on safety excellence, minimizing environmental impact, and disciplined schedule and budget management.
The presence of hard, near‑surface granite presented a notable geotechnical challenge. Through innovative planning and adaptive construction methods, K‑Line effectively mitigated these conditions, turning a potential obstacle into a successful project outcome.
Project Scope
• 85,000 sq ft hospital addition
• Operating rooms and ICU facilities
• Complete MEP systems coordination
K-LINE COLLECTIVE COMPANIES
K-Line Construction – Civil Division
K-Line Construction – Telecom Division
Buildings & Facilities • June 2026
SUNRISE WELLFIELD DEVELOPMENT – WATER TREATMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEMS
New Maryland, New Brunswick
Village of New Maryland (VoNM)
Construction of a Water Treatment Process (WTP) Control Building and a Booster Pump + PRV Station, incl. foundations, superstructures, electrical, plumbing and mechanical systems at both building sites.
Installation of a Village supplied packaged water treatment system.
Supply and installation of water process piping systems, backwash and high-lift pumps, booster pump package, and chemical dosing systems.
Project Scope
• Full construction of the water treatment plant, including civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical systems.
• Supply and installation of key process equipment such as filtration, chemical dosing, disinfection, and control systems.
• Comprehensive system testing, performance verification, and commissioning to confirm the plant operates as designed and meets water quality standards.
• Delivery of training for plant operators along with operation and maintenance manuals to ensure effective long-term use.
K-LINE COLLECTIVE COMPANIES
DC Services & Maintenance Inc.
K-Line Construction – Civil Division
Buildings & Facilities • 2019
Woodstock Baptist Church
Woodstock, New Brunswick
Woodstock Baptist Church
The project involved the construction of a new 22,000 sq. ft. institutional facility including a worship space, youth centre, multipurpose rooms & administration spaces.
The new building supports the congregation’s growth and modern ministry needs while creating a welcoming, functional environment for community use. A key complexity was the careful relocation and integration of historic stained-glass windows from the original church into the new facility, preserving heritage while delivering a contemporary design.
Project Scope
Full architectural services by Goguen Architecture:
• Schematic Design
• Design Development
• Construction Documentation
• Construction Administration
• Post-Occupancy services
Results
• Large, multi-use religious facility (~22,000 sq. ft.) designed as a modern hub for worship and community programming
• Unique architectural feature: integration of heritage-stained glass into a contemporary building envelope
• Delivered as a $3.6M project (2016 – 2019)
• Project delivery under a structured construction management model supports strong budget & safety oversight
• Enhances accessibility, functionality, and long-term sustainability of church operations
Preserves historical identity through reuse of stained-glass elements
K-LINE COLLECTIVE COMPANIES
Goguen Architecture
Hatchard Engineering
Buildings & Facilities • October 2025
Sobey’s Oromocto Warehouse expansion
Oromocto, New Brunswick
Crombie Limited Parnership
Project included the construction of a 7 acre paved parking area, the installation of new storm water drainage pipes, new site lighting and gravel pad for the future building expansion.
This project allowed Sobeys to continue with the expansion of their existing warehouse facilities, which improved their grocery distribution abilities. A portion of the work included the diversion of an existing waterway.
Project Scope
• 43,000 cubic meters (6100 dump truck loads) of soil moved.
• 28,000 tons of crushed rock supplier and placed.
• 6700 tons of asphalt spread.
• 800 meters of storm piping installed.
Results
• Were able to meet the baseline schedule.
• There were no lost time injuries during the duration of the project.
• The largest site work project that K-Line has ever completed.
K-LINE COLLECTIVE COMPANIES
DC Services & Maintenance Inc.
K-Line Construction
Telecommunications • 2023
Grand Manan fTTH Project
Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick, Canada
Crave Technologies
Eagle Engineering leveraged mobile mapping and reality capture technology to collect infrastructure data and design a fiber-optic network across Grand Manan Island.
The project addressed a critical lack of broadband access, enabling reliable high-speed internet for a remote and underserved community.
Remote island geography, high deployment costs, rugged terrain, and inefficient traditional survey methods required a faster, safer, and more accurate data collection approach.
Project Scope
• Deployment of vehicle-mounted mobile mapping system (Trimble MX7)
• High-resolution 360° imagery capture
• LiDAR-based spatial data collection with 3–5 cm accuracy
• Mapping of approximately 125 km of roadway network
• Capture and documentation of ~3,700 utility poles
• GNSS-supported geospatial data acquisition
• Comparative field validation (mobile mapping vs. traditional GNSS survey)
• Infrastructure dataset to support FTTH network design and deployment
Results
• Completed data collection in ~10 hours vs. weeks using traditional methods
• Achieved 90%+ time savings, with validation showing 93% faster data capture
• Delivered 3–5 cm precision, improving network design quality and reducing rework
• Captured detailed data across the island, including thousands of telecom assets
• Enabled broadband access to ~600 homes, with expansion plans reaching ~99% of residents
• Improved access to remote work, online education, telehealth, and digital commerce
• Demonstrated a scalable, cost-effective model for deploying broadband infrastructure in remote and rural environments
K-LINE COLLECTIVE COMPANIES
Eagle Engineering
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Complex infrastructure requiring coordination across multiple disciplines. Power systems, telecommunications, commercial construction, or municipal facilities across Atlantic Canada.