Maple Reinders successfully completed the contract to design, build, finance, operate, and maintain the Capital Regional District (CRD) Residuals Treatment Facility located at the Hartland Landfill. This project was carried out as part of the Hartland Resource Management Group (HRMG), a special purpose company in which Maple Reinders PPP Ltd. served as a partner. The delivery of the project followed a DBFOM model, encompassing a 20-year period for operation and maintenance.
The CRD Residuals Treatment Facility now stands as a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to treating residual solids from the McLoughlin Point Wastewater Treatment Plant. Through a proven anaerobic digestion process, these solids are transformed into Class A biosolids, a valuable by-product suitable for beneficial reuse, including as a source of renewable energy. To achieve this, the facility incorporates advanced processes such as thickening, dewatering, and drying, utilizing a cutting-edge fluid bed dryer—an innovative system commonly employed in Europe. This successful completion marks a significant milestone, as the facility houses the first-ever fluid bed dryer of its kind in Canada and the second in North America.
Notably, the CRD Residuals Treatment Facility represents Maple Reinders’ fourth Canadian environmental project delivered through the Public Private Partnership format, distinguishing the company as a pioneer among its Canadian counterparts.
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Since Lorne Park WTP was first built, Peel Region’s population has grown from 352,703 to 1,159,400; with a projected population for 2031 at 1,571,000. To ensure adequate supply of safe drinking water for Peel’s residents and businesses, Lorne Park WTP underwent a further expansion.
Constructed the High Solids Anaerobic Digestion Facility, which was integrated into the operation of the existing Integrated Processing and Transfer Facility and the Edmonton Composting Facility.
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Organics Waste Management
The Halifax Organics project involves the design, construction, and long-term operation of a state-of-the-art organics management facility.
Water/Wastewater Treatment
The first P3 project for municipal wastewater treatment in Canada, the Lac La Biche project involved the design, build (including procurement) and operation of a new 4,500m³/day Biological Nutrient Removal (BNR) wastewater treatment facility, in addition to a new lift station and forcemain the County of Lac la Biche in northern Alberta.
Maple Reinders, as part of the Harbour City Solutions consortium, was selected to build the Hamilton Biosolids Management project. The project is being delivered through a PPP using the design-build-finance-operate-maintain model, with a 30-year contract operations term.
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