In early 2014, ISM was engaged by Ledcor to fabricate, detail, and install approximately 6000 tons of structural steel, steel deck, and OWSJ (open web steel joists) for the Tsawwassen Mills project. This epic project on Tsawwassen First Nations Land covers more than 1,200,000 square feet on ground level, making it one largest ground-level commercial developments in Canada!
ISM is proud to note that 10% of the fabricating team at their Delta, BC facility are graduates of the ACCESS program (Aboriginal Community Career Employment Services Society). ISM is proud of its Aboriginal (Metis) lineage and is honored to be the steel construction partner of choice for this project on First Nations Land.
- Location: Tsawwassen First Nations
- General Contractor: Ledcor
- Steel Tonnage: 6000 tons
The Tsawwassen Mills project is well underway, as can be seen by the images below. Check out the Global News Story on the project.
The Construction of the Tsawwassen Mills Retail Complex
Aerial View (January 2015)
Sport Dome Roof (October 2014)
Steel structure (October 2014)
Aerial View (September 2014)
“Moment connections” during shop fabrication (Sept 2014)
Erected structural steel & footings (Sept 2014)
Erected structural steel in priority sequence (Sept 2014)
Footings well underway (Summer 2014)
Pouring Footings (Summer 2014)
Site Preparation (Spring 2014)
Rendering of Tsawwassen Mills from the Air
Artistic rendering of Tsawwassen Mills – Aerial view
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