The project involved the construction of a large slipform concrete annex for wheat storage, along with a cleaner addition facility in North Battleford, Saskatchewan. This expansion was designed to enhance grain storage capacity and improve cleaning and distribution operations.

• Construct a 21,000 tonne slipform concrete wheat storage annex.
• Build a cleaner house with internal floors to support grain processing.
• Install six silos, each with a 38-foot diameter and a height of 130 feet 6 inches, integrated with the cleaner building.
• Provide a piled foundation to ensure structural stability.
• Implement a 100 metric tonnes per hour (mtph) grain cleaner system.
• Install new distribution and reclaim machinery to optimize material handling.

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• Slipform concrete construction technique enabling rapid and durable silo and annex construction.
• Integration of large-capacity silos with advanced cleaner systems for efficient grain processing.
• Piled foundation designed to support heavy structural loads and ensure longevity.
• High-capacity cleaner system achieving 100 mtph throughput for improved grain quality.
• Modern distribution and reclaim machinery to streamline operations and material flow.

• Delivered a robust wheat storage annex with a 21,000-tonne capacity, significantly increasing grain storage capabilities.
• Successfully integrated a high-throughput cleaner system improving grain quality and processing efficiency.
• Enhanced operational workflows with upgraded distribution and reclaim equipment.
• Project completed on time, meeting all structural, safety, and functional requirements.

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