Coastal GasLink Pipeline Route
Workforce Accommodation Site
Storage Area
Kilometre Post Markings (KP)
Burning of vegetative matter
Controlled blasting
Pipe delivery/transport
Road Closure
Heavy Traffic
Information/event
Drone Flight
Compressor
Metering Facility
LNG Canada Facility
Details
Location:
West of Dawson Creek to south of Chetwynd
Length:
92 Kilometers
Prime Contractor:
Surerus Murphy Joint Venture
Workforce Accommodations:
One Workforce Accommodation – Sanataa Lodge, and one short-term Workforce Accommodation at Sunset Prairie Lodge
Performance At A Glance
cleared, includes project route and ancillary sites
of grading completed
of pipe installed, includes activities from stringing through to backfilling
workers at Sunset Prairie Lodge
Recent Updates
September 28, 2022
Key Activities
- Continued Erosion and Sediment Control (ESC) mitigation and maintenance
- Progressed machine and final clean-up activities
- Completed hydrotest of Test Sections 10, 11, 12, 13 & 14 (KP 62-71 and KP 71-88)
- Completed installation of Mainline Block Valve 2
Look Ahead
- Continue ESC mitigation and maintenance
- Conduct caliper run for KP 62.5-97.5
- Begin installation of Mainline Block Valve 4
- Continue clean-up activities
- Complete installation of Mainline Block Valve 3
*All schedules are subject to change
September 28, 2022
Wilde Lake Compressor Station Update
Key Activities
- Overall construction surpassed 93%; site welding surpassed 99%
- Completed hydrotesting of compressor station pipeline (CPL) with drying partially complete
- Completed tie in to Groundbirch Connector and Section 1
- Completed hydrotest of Plant A2
- Continued backfill activities and began topsoil and clean-up of perimeter ditching
- Completed lube oil flushing
Look Ahead
- Dry and reinstate all large bore segments which have been hydrotested
- Complete lube oil flushing in all units
- Continue backfill activities throughout the site
- Progress electrical and instrumentation installation
*All schedules are subject to change
Details
Location:
South of Chetwynd to east of McLeod Lake
Length:
48 kilometres
Prime Contractor:
Surerus Murphy Joint Venture
Workforce Accommodations:
Two Workforce Accommodations – Mt. Merrick Lodge and Sukunka Lodge
Performance At A Glance
cleared, includes project route and ancillary sites
of grading completed
of pipe installed, includes activities from stringing through to backfilling
workers in Sukunka Lodge and Mt. Merrick Lodge
Recent Updates
September 28, 2022
Key Activities
- Continued ESC mitigation and maintenance
- Continued to develop access to Headwall Special Section
- Completed grading and progressed civil and mechanical installation through Mount Merrick Special Section
- Progressed mainline pipe installation between KP 106-117 and 122-136
- Commenced grading in Headwall Special Section
Look Ahead
- Continue ESC mitigation and maintenance
- Continue mainline construction activities such as access maintenance, grading, blasting and road crossings between KP 103-117 and Mount Merrick Special Section works (KP 117-122 and KP 122-136)
- Continue developing access into Headwall Special Section beyond KP 140 and begin stripping, grading and blasting works
- Conduct hydrotesting of Test Sections 17, 18 & 19 (KP 97.5-107.5)
*All schedules are subject to change
Details
Location:
East of McLeod Lake to north of Prince George
Length:
104 kilometres
Prime Contractor:
SA Energy Group
Workforce Accommodations:
One Workforce Accommodation – Parsnip Lodge
Performance At A Glance
cleared, includes project route and ancillary sites
of grading completed
of pipe installed, includes activities from stringing through to backfilling
workers at Parsnip Lodge
Recent Updates
September 28, 2022
Key Activities
- Continued grading work in the glaciolacustrine clay area between KP 154-157
- Continued tie ins and machine clean up from Season 3 work
- Completed the drilling string and began drilling at Crocker Creek Direct Pipe Installation (DPI)
- Completed expansion of Parsnip Lodge
- Continued sheet piling installation at KP 164 (Crocker Creek tie-in), KP 189 (Parsnip tie-in), KP 213 & KP 215
- Continued slide rail installations at KP 206 & 210
- Continued ESC mitigation and maintenance
- Develop ESC Work Execution Plans for Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) compliance
- Began access and grubbing activities at KP 149 toward Headwall Special Section
- Began Mount Bracey site development
Look Ahead
- Kick off grade work from KP 140-149
- Complete Crocker Creek DPI
- Complete hydrotesting between KP 190-212
- Complete sheet pile installation at KP 213 & KP 215 and slide rail shoring at KP 214
- Continue Mount Bracey valve site development
- Continued ESC mitigation and maintenance
*All schedules are subject to change
Details
Location:
North of Prince George to northwest of Vanderhoof
Length:
93 kilometres
Prime Contractor:
SA Energy Group
Workforce Accommodations:
One Workforce Accommodation – Vanderhoof Lodge (Decommissioned)
Performance At A Glance
cleared, includes project route and ancillary sites
of grading completed
of pipe installed, includes activities from stringing through to backfilling
workers at Vanderhoof Lodge
Recent Updates
September 28, 2022
Key Activities
- Continued ESC mitigation and maintenance
- Continued grading and backfilling at Racoon Lake Valve site
- Continued reclamation of Vanderhoof Lodge site
Look Ahead
- Continued focus on ESC monitoring
- Continue machine clean up and final clean up
- Continue reclamation activities at Vanderhoof Lodge site
- Continue backfilling and grading activities at Racoon Lake Mainline Block Valve 7 at approx. KP 249.500
*All schedules are subject to change
Details
Location:
North of Vanderhoof to south of Burns Lake
Length:
82 kilometres
Prime Contractor:
Nadleh-Macro
Workforce Accommodations:
One Workforce Accommodation – Little Rock Lake Lodge
Performance At A Glance
cleared, includes right-of-way and ancillary sites
of grading completed
of pipe installed, includes activities from stringing through to backfilling
workers at Little Rock Lake Lodge
Recent Updates
September 28, 2022
Key Activities
- Progressed civil activities to 99% complete
- Completed installation and reclamation activities at Kluk Creek
- Continued mainline activities and open cut water crossings
- Set up and commenced drilling at Fraser Cliff
- Continued Hwy16/CN Rail, Stern Creek and Ormond Creek trenchless crossings
- Continued ESC monitoring and maintenance
Look Ahead
- Continue with ESC monitoring and maintenance
- Continue drilling activities at Fraser Cliff
- Complete Hwy 16/CN Rail Product Pipe installation and Stern Creek and Ormond Creek trenchless crossings
- Continue baselay activities west of Fraser Cliff
- Commence baselay activities in Area 2 east of Fraser Cliff
- Complete stringing activities, mainline welding, and bending
- Continue remaining tie-ins
*All schedules are subject to change
Details
Location:
South of Burns Lake to south of Houston
Length:
86 kilometres
Prime Contractor:
Michels Canada
Workforce Accommodations:
One Workforce Accommodation – 7 Mile Lodge
Performance At A Glance
cleared, includes right-of-way and ancillary sites
of grading completed
of pipe installed, includes activities from stringing through to backfilling
workers at 7 Mile Lodge
Recent Updates
September 28, 2022
Key Activities
- Continued progress on mainline welding and tie-in welding activities
- Continued pre-ditching and blasting activities
- Continued progress of mainline activities including stringing, bending, and coating
- Completed three watercourse crossings
- Continue to ramp up and progress for mainline activities including trenching, lowering in, and backfilling
Look Ahead
- Continue to mobilize mainline crews for trenching, lowering-in and backfilling
- Begin grubbing and mulching of additional access roads and areas of right-of-way
- Continue planning and execution of four watercourse crossings
- Continue to progress all mainline activities, including stringing through to backfilling
- Continue with ESC monitoring and maintenance
*All schedules are subject to change
Details
Location:
South of Houston to north of Morice Lake
Length:
77 kilometres
Prime Contractor:
OJ Pipelines in partnership with Natanlii Development Corporation (Skin Tyee Nation), Yinka Dene Economic Development Limited Partnership (Wet’suwet’en First Nation) and Kyah Development Corporation (Witset First Nation)
Workforce Accommodations:
One Workforce Accommodation – Huckleberry Lodge
Performance At A Glance
cleared, includes project route and ancillary sites
of grading completed
of pipe installed, includes activities from stringing through to backfilling
workers at Huckleberry Lodge
Recent Updates
September 28, 2022
Key Activities
- Ongoing grubbing and grading after Work Execution Plans approval for Segments 3, 4 and 8
- Continued welding and coating activities
- Progressed ditching, lowering-in and backfilling for mainline at multiple locations
- Continued grade and ditch blasting in multiple KP ranges
- Completed shaft construction with internal work in progress
- Continued developing and amending Work Execution Plans for submission to the Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) for compliance
- Continued ESC monitoring and maintenance
Look Ahead
- Continue with ESC monitoring and maintenance
- Continue mainline activities for grubbing, grading, stringing and bending
- Continue welding and coating across construction corridor
- Continue mainline ditching, lowering-in, backfilling and machine cleanup activities
- Continue developing and amending Work Execution Plans for EAO compliance
- Progressing work at the Morice River water crossing
*All schedules are subject to change
Details
Location:
North of Morice Lake to Kitimat
Length:
84 kilometres
Prime Contractor:
East of KM 612.7: Macro Spiecapag Joint Venture (MSJV). West of KM 612.7: Ledcor-Haisla Limited Partnership (LHLP). Facilities: Aecon
Workforce Accommodations:
Four Workforce Accommodations – Sitka Lodge, Hunter Creek Lodge, P2 Lodge, 9A Lodge
Performance At A Glance
cleared, includes project route and ancillary sites
of grading completed
of pipe installed, includes activities from stringing through to backfilling
workers at Sitka Lodge, Hunter Creek Lodge and 9A Lodge
Recent Updates
September 28, 2022
Section 8 East
Key Activities
- Continued grading activities between KP 612.700- 613+700
- Continued welding up the Bernie Gorge slope
- Continued watercourse crossing work at KP 606
- Continued to fill pipe for hydrotesting of Test Section 2A
Look Ahead
- Continue watercourse crossing installations and reinstatements
- Continue mainline construction activities, including on steep slopes
- Complete grading
- Complete stringing
- Conduct hydrotest of Test Section 2A
*All schedules are subject to change
September 28, 2022
Section 8 West
Key Activities
- Continued grading and blasting in Icy Pass and west areas
- Continued mainline and back-end pipe installation
- Completed pipe installation at key watercourse crossings
- Progressed steep slope excavation and Cable Crane Hill blasting, excavation and pipe install
- Progressed Steep Slope 3 raised bore drill and tunnelling
- Continued townsite clean-up activities
- Completed trenchless watercourse crossing
Look Ahead
- Continue watercourse crossing installations
- Continue Icy Pass and North Hirsch corridor grading
- Continue steep slopes #1, #2, #5, #6 and #10 works, progress Cable Crane Hill civil and pipe installation
- Continue Steep Slope 3 raised bore drill and tunnelling
- Continue townsite pipe installation and trenchless watercourse crossing
- Continue ESC maintenance and monitoring
*All schedules are subject to change
Coastal GasLink's approved route prioritizes the best option for the environment and surrounding communities, as well as the safe delivery of natural gas from northeastern B.C. to the LNG Canada facility in Kitimat, B.C.
Coastal GasLink has signed agreements with all 20 of the First Nations along the approved route – and their elected councils – and we are committed to a collaborative approach to working with them.
Coastal GasLink is under construction today and is delivering significant benefits to communities across the province.