Projects

Work that held the line

Selected transmission and related infrastructure work — remote access, demanding terrain, and foundations that hold.

Selected work

Proof in the pads

2025 · Saskatchewan

IF56-Foran

Full rock-anchor and foundation responsibility for the FORAN Mine transmission program across tough Canadian Shield terrain — surface rock and shallow bedrock within one to five metres of grade, with winter conditions that demanded disciplined staging and execution.

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2025 · Saskatchewan

IF47 — 138 kV Remediation — SaskPower

Forest fires took down structures on SaskPower’s IF47 138 kV line. Revolution Drilling remobilized a fully heli-portable crew to restore foundations and anchors so the corridor could return to reliable service.

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2024 · Casper, Wyoming

Gateway West Transmission Line

High-voltage transmission foundation and anchor work on Gateway West near Casper — supporting new line construction across Wyoming terrain and seasonal weather.

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2021–2022 · Northwest Ontario

Wataynikaneyap Transmission Project

Completion of the second phase to connect 17 First Nation communities north of Pickle Lake and Red Lake with an estimated 1,500 km of new transmission line. The project objective was connecting remote First Nation communities in Northwest Ontario — currently serviced by diesel generation that is financially unsustainable — and has been identified as a priority in Ontario’s Long Term Energy Plan.

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2018 · North of Stewart, British Columbia

Long Lake Hydro Transmission Line

A 10 km, 138 kV line over the BC Coast Range connecting Long Lake hydro generation to the BC Hydro grid serving Stewart and surrounding areas.

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2017 · Newfoundland and Labrador to Nova Scotia

Maritime Link Transmission Line

A 200 kV HVDC line moving renewable electricity through rugged terrain and harsh weather from Granite Canal to Cape Ray — including the high-wind Wreck House area.

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2014 · Bob Quinn to Red Chris / Tatogga Lake, British Columbia

Northwest Transmission Line — Phase 2

Completion of the 287 kV line from Bob Quinn airstrip to Imperial Metals’ Red Chris Mine and communities around Tatogga Lake through isolated mountainous terrain.

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2013 · Terrace to Bob Quinn, British Columbia

Northwest Transmission Line — Phase 1

A 287 kV transmission line through northwest B.C. requiring guy anchors and tower foundations where access was limited and terrain unforgiving.

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2015 · Alberta

Lator 2 Gas Plant Construction

Support construction of a liquids-rich natural gas processing plant and associated oil, NGL, sweet-gas, and sour-gas gathering facilities with precise foundation preparation.

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