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Built in 1910, the Moose Jaw Inland Grain Terminal stands as a multi-cellular, concrete-constructed grain facility. Recent evaluations hinted at potential corrosion from concrete carbonation, prompting a proposal for extensive rehabilitation.

The Petrofka Bridge, a significant steel and concrete structure over the North Saskatchewan River, showed signs of wear, prompting an in-depth examination beyond regular evaluations to inform its upcoming major rehabilitation.

The historic University Bridge in Saskatoon, established in 1916, was slated for an extensive rehabilitation in 2015 to renew its deck, arches, and piers. This initiative is backed by an in-depth assessment, focusing on prospective strategies for enhancing the bridge’s arches.