Replacement of storm and sanitary sewers, watermain and reconstruction of Cartier & Cecile Blvd, Hawkesbury, Ontario, Canada

May 2014 – September 2015

Client: Town of Hawkesbury, 600 Higginson Street, Hawkesbury, Ontario, K6A 1H1
Contractor : Landrock Excavation
Project Value (Approx.): $2.5m

My Responsibility: Acting Contract Administrator (CA)


Construction of sanitary and storm sewers and watermain, and road reconstruction of Cartier Boulevard, from Spence Avenue to Gascon Street, and of Cécile Boulevard, from Cartier Boulevard to Garneau Street for the Town of Hawkesbury, Ontarion, Canada.
The contract includes the installation of approximately 2, 000 meters of sewer, 550 meters of watermain, 2, 500 cubic meters of rock excavation, 30, 000 tons of granular and 5, 000 tons of asphalt.

Replacement of Watermains and Road Reconstruction - Lansdowne Street, Hawkesbury, Ontario, Ca

Client : Town of Hawkesbury, 600 Higginson Street, Hawkesbury, Ontario, K6A 1H1
Contractor : Normand Excavation Inc.

Replacement of watermains and road reconstruction of Lansdowne Street from Hampden St. to Tupper St. for the Town of Hawkesbury, Ontarion, Canada.

Contract includes the installation of (approx.) 1400 meters of watermain, 1200 cubic meters of rock excavation, 13500 cubic meters of earth excavation, 17000 tonnes of granular and 3900 tonnes of PG Asphalt.


Mr. Ramezani was Senior Inspector and Acting CA for this multi-phased IRSW project.  Phase 1 of the project was successfully completed in 2014 and included the complete reconstruction of 850m of Cartier and Cecile Blvd’s including the replacement of existing watermains, with trench reinstatements involving deepening the trenches in rock. New sidewalks and recreational paths and complete road reconstruction.  Phase 2 included renewal of municipal services (storm-sanitary separation, replacement of the watermain and full road reconstruction) on 1250m of Lansdowne St, Hawkesbury.  Mohammad successfully consulted with residents and helped maintain the Traffic Control Plan alongside the Contractor. Mohammad was also responsible for helping develop and maintain the construction schedule and phasing plan. He ensured minimal delays with the Temporary Service Plan and maintained communications with the concerned residents. The total project was over 2000m and was completed within the budget of $5.3M.  Mohammad provided full-range CA services throughout including general oversight, progress payments preparation, regular meetings including agenda and minutes, change order creation/tracking, issuance of site instructions, quantity and cost estimates, diary maintenance and safety program monitoring.

Roadside Safety Review, Highway 62, Ontario , Canada

2015 May

Client : ONTARIO MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION (MTO)
Location : Bancroft, Ontario
Townships of Limerick & Dungannon
From 300 m South of County Road 620 northerly to Detlor Road, 14.3 km

Agreement No. 4013-E-0016
Assignment #22