Located in Bloom, Manitoba, this inland grain terminal project was designed to significantly enhance grain handling, storage, and shipping capabilities in the region. The facility includes large-scale concrete and steel storage infrastructure, high-capacity receiving and loadout systems, and an advanced rail configuration to streamline logistics and improve turnaround times.

The primary objectives of the project were to increase grain storage capacity, optimize grain flow from receiving to shipping, and reduce transportation bottlenecks. A key goal was to construct a modern terminal capable of efficiently handling large volumes of grain while supporting fast, continuous rail service to export destinations.

The facility was equipped with a range of advanced features and systems to meet its ambitious performance targets:

• Six concrete silos and two steel bins provide a combined grain storage capacity of 33,860 metric tonnes, supporting a wide range of grain types and volumes.
• High-speed grain receiving system operating at 680 MTPH, allowing rapid intake from trucks and minimizing unloading times.
• Loadout system with a peak capacity of 1,600 MTPH, ensuring fast rail car loading and minimizing dwell time at the terminal.
• Cleaning system with a throughput of 160 MTPH, ensuring grain quality and compliance with export standards.
• A state-of-the-art 134-car loop track enables continuous rail loading operations without the need to break train formations—maximizing efficiency and improving logistics scheduling.

The terminal was delivered on time and equipped to handle significant volumes of grain with high efficiency. The integration of fast receiving, cleaning, and loadout systems resulted in reduced turnaround times and improved throughput. The loop track configuration transformed loading operations, significantly increasing the capacity and competitiveness of the facility.