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McCallum Pump Station and Tank 4

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Project Type	Water
Project Status	Construction
Project Area	Langford
Estimated Cost	$9,110,000
Estimated Start Date	01-Mar-2022
Estimated End Date	31-Aug-2024
Estimated Duration	15 months
Contracted To / Performed By	Coast Utility Contracting Ltd.

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The McCallum Pump Station is a completely new station to be built on McCallum Road between Highway 1 in Langford, BC. The Pump Station will connect to existing supply and distribution mains on McCallum Road.

The Pump Station 7 and Tank 4 site is located on Skirt Mountain, up the road from the McCallum site. The site will have a completely new Pump Station and Bolted-Steel Tank water Reservoir and connect to existing supply and distribution mains on Bear Mountain Pkwy.

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Adrian Wardle, Project Engineer
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