Limoges ON (2021)

This project involves the provision of a new filtration process for the Limoges Wastewater Treatment Facility. This includes a bar screening system, detritor, grit classification equipment, screenings conveyor and compactor, biocord lagoon and air blowers, cloth media disk filters, Ultraviolet disinfection system, and associated building systems. Nova Commissioning was the Commissioning Authority on the project.

Carp ON (2021)

This project involves the provision of new electrical distribution equipment and PLC for the exiting water treatment plant for the town of Carp which includes the phased reconnection of power and communication to all existing equipment and instrumentation. As the facility provides Carp with its potable water supply, a phased approach was required to avoid service disruption. A granular activated carbon system was added to the potable water filtration and disinfection process. The cost of the project was $6.85 million. Nova Commissioning was the Commissioning Authority on the project.

Ottawa, ON (2019)

These projects are scheduled for completion in the spring of 2019. There are four buildings and will serve as the new Hydro Ottawa Headquarters. The east campus will have an administration building, service vehicle garage, and warehouse, whereas the south campus will have one building that encompasses all three. Nova Commissioning is the commissioning authority and provided LEED Enhanced commissioning services for mechanical and electrical systems.

Alexandria, ON (2020)

North Glengarry Regional Water Project: Upgrades to an existing water treatment facility to improve the water quality and reduce use of chemicals used in the process at a cost of $3.5 million. Work included full commissioning oversight and management of all process equipment, electrical lighting and emergency life-safety upgrades, HVAC mechanical and plumbing revisions including chlorine gas storage monitoring and emergency exhaust. Process upgrades included two new flocculation mixing tanks, modern sludge removal equipment within existing settling tanks, replacement of underdrains and filter media and variable speed control of existing backwash pumps.

Kemptville, ON

New 44,385 square foot elementary school, with a $13.3 million budget. Nova Commissioning acted as the commissioning authority and implemented the commissioning process with the mechanical trades.

Ottawa, ON (2019)

This project consisted of the rehabilitation of, new additions, and courtyard infill to the four-story West Block, one of Canada’s Parliament Buildings. The project budget was approximately $863 million. This will be the home of Canada’s House of Commons for the next 10 years. Nova Commissioning provided technical consulting services, functional and performance testing of all mechanical systems.

Petawawa, ON (2017)

New 73,200 sqft facility is comprised of an 11 maintenance and service bays, a garage for 56 TAPVs, training facility. This $26 million facility is LEED eligible. Nova Commissioning acted as the commissioning agent and completed the commissioning process with all related trades.

Chalk River, ON (2017)

New 10,000 sqft laboratory and administration building for tritium testing and research. This project consisted of a laboratory exhaust system for fume hoods, room pressurization requirements, emergency sequences for occupant protection, and integration to the campus central monitoring station. Nova Commissioning provided services for all the mechanical and electrical systems.

Ottawa, ON (2017)

Replacement of all existing cross and longitudinal chain and flight systems in fifteen (15) primary clarifiers, upgrade of associated electrical and instrumentation systems and replacement of three PLC panels. Nova Commissioning provided functional and performance testing services for each upgraded clarifier.

Ottawa, ON (2017)

The 23,200 sqft expansion includes a one storey addition that will house 4 bays of drive through garages for service vehicles, administration area, staff parking, and service vehicle compound. Nova Commissioning provided LEED Enhanced commissioning services for mechanical and electrical systems.

Ottawa, ON (2017)

200 Laurier, Ottawa, ON (2017): Full 8-storey, 56,650 sqft building renovation. This project includes standard mechanical and electrical and control systems. Nova Commissioning acted as the commissioning authority and implemented the commissioning process with all related trades.

Ottawa, ON (2016)

Removal and replacement of Chiller #4 at the Cliff Central Heating and Cooling Plant, with a new 5,000 ton electric chiller. Nova Commissioning acted as the commissioning agent and completed the commissioning process with all related trades.

Cornwall, ON (2016)

New 50,000 sqft elementary school that has received LEED silver certification. Nova Commissioning was the commissioning authority and provided LEED Enhanced commissioning services for mechanical and electrical systems.

Ottawa, ON (2016)

The Maintenance and Storage Facility is divided into three areas: 1) The vehicle storage shed where the light rail vehicles will be stored, 2) The assembly, maintenance, and service building where the light rail vehicles will be assembled, cleaned, inspected, maintained, washed, and serviced, 3) The administration building which is the headquarters for the Confederation line for all operations such as vehicle operation, maintenance, and training. Nova Commissioning was the commissioning authority and provided LEED Fundamental commissioning services for mechanical and electrical systems.

Ottawa, ON (2009-2014)

The Communications Security Establishment (CSE) Long Term Accommodation Project (LTAP), Federal P3 Design-Build-Finance-Maintain (DBFM) affordability cap contract. This high security facility, 1.2 million square feet across multiple separate buildings on an 83-acre site. The project features a substantial data center, shipping/receiving facilities, 820-car parking structure, extensive office space, and numerous high-quality meeting spaces and common areas. The facility is LEED Gold certified. Nova Commissioning was retained as Commissioning Consultant for The Crown as part of an Owner Advocate Team from project inception (2009) to Occupancy (2014).

Kingston, ON (2015)

New headquarters for Utilities Kingston included three (3) floors containing over 45,000 square feet of office space. The project budget was $19.5 million has received LEED Silver certification. Efficient design elements included passive solar, active solar collectors, underfloor air distribution and ‘earth tube’ air intakes.

Gatineau, QC (2014)

Broccolini designed, developed, and built a fifteen (15) storey, 690,000 sq. ft office tower of Class A office space for the Department of Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC) in Gatineau, Quebec and has achieved LEED Gold certification. This project was a build & 25 yr lease contract for $505 million This project included standard mechanical and electrical and control systems. Nova Commissioning implemented the commissioning process with all related trades to Fundamental and Best Practice commissioning.

Ottawa, ON (2014)

A 700,000 square foot, 17-storey office tower to accommodate 2,500 employees from the Department of Finance Canada and the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat. Named the James Michael Flaherty Building and is one of the first P3 projects to be completed in Ottawa for the Federal Government.  The building was designed to meet PWGSC’s requisite LEED Gold certification for new construction.  $250 million.

Cornwall, ON (2013)

A $119 million, 95,000 square foot additional new space and a 78,000 square foot renovation of the existing facility. The expansion houses 6 new state of the art operating rooms, new emergency department with ambulance bays, diagnostic imaging departments, and new main entrances. There are two (2) occupied floors and a third floor penthouse service space. The project renovation included new core equipment for HVAC services and various plumbing modifications. Nova Commissioning provided services for all the mechanical and electrical systems.

Ottawa, ON (2013)

A fit-up to the existing twenty-one (21) storey building constructed to LEED standards. This project also includes a new ten (10) storey annex being built adjacent to it. This project includes standard mechanical and electrical and control systems. Nova Commissioning acted as the commissioning authority and implemented the commissioning process with all related trades to Fundamental and Best Practice commissioning.

Gatineau, QC (2013)

A new fifteen (15) storey building constructed to LEED standards. This project includes standard mechanical and electrical and control systems. Nova Commissioning implemented the commissioning process with all related trades to Fundamental and Best Practice commissioning.

Ottawa, ON (2013)

A fit-up to the existing building constructed to LEED standards. The project includes standard mechanical and electrical and control systems. Nova Commissioning implemented the commissioning process with all related trades.

Ottawa, ON

Nova Commissioning was involved in all minor tenant fit-ups averaging approximately three (3) projects each year. These projects included standard mechanical and electrical and control systems.

Ottawa, ON (2012)

This design build project consisted of a five (5) level tower and a two (2) level low rise portion. This building forms part of the Woodroffe campus located in Ottawa and was constructed to LEED Platinum level. Nova Commissioning acted as the commissioning agent and implemented the commissioning process with all related trades. Nova was also involved with Measurements and Values requirements, along with the compilation of the Building Management Manual.

Ottawa, ON

An addition to the existing building and constructed to LEED standards. This project included standard mechanical and electrical and control systems. Nova commissioning implemented the commissioning process with all related trades.

Cornwall, ON

The St-Josephs Continuing Care Centre was comprised of two phases. The first was a three-storey, long-term care centre which mainly comprised of suites and also housed all administrative and public areas. The second was a two-storey critical care area which comprised of above the standard mechanical and electrical systems, nurse call systems and medical gas systems. Nova Commissioning implemented the commissioning process with all related trades.