Project of the Year Award

Winner

• CDL Rapid Screening Consortium by Creative Destruction Lab

  The CDL Rapid Screening Consortium (RSC), led by Creative Destruction Lab, is a privately led, not-for-profit initiative formed in August 2020 with the goal of establishing a robust rapid screening system and operational implementation strategy to be delivered as a public good to Canada and then the world.

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Winner

• The Trans Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP) Project

  TANAP Natural Gas Transmission Company

  Ankara, Turkey

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Finalists

• Revitalisation de la Tour de Montréal – Montréal Tower Revitalization Project

  Parc Olympique

  Montréal, Québec, Canada

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• Fort McMurray West 500 kV Transmission Project

  ATCO

  Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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Winner

• E190-E2 Program Development

  Embraer

  São José dos Campos, São Paulo, Brazil

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Finalists

• Bassein Development Project

  L&T Hydrocarbon Engineering Ltd

  Mumbai, India

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• AZUR Project New Montreal metro cars

  Société de transport de Montréal

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Winner

• Project Legacy – Southeast Louisiana Veterans Health Care System Replacement Medical Center Activation

  Southeast Louisiana Veterans Health Care System

  Budget: US$616.36 million

  New Orleans, LA, USA

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Finalists

• McDonald’s Digital Acceleration

  McDonald’s Corporation

  Budget: US$164 million

  Oak Brook, IL, USA

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• Horizonte 2

  Fibria Celulose S/A

  Budget: US$2.7 billion

  Três Lagoas, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil

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Winner

• Hanford Double Shell Tank AY-102 Recovery Project

  Washington River Protection Solutions, LLC

  Budget: US$107.3 million

  Hanford, Washington, USA

  Highlight: Tank AY-102 is a 1 million gallon capacity double shell tank commissioned in 1971 storing radioactive and chemical waste. In August 2012, this storage tank was found to be leaking nuclear waste. The nuclear waste needed to be removed and transferred to a double-shell tank for safe storage. The project closed ahead of scheduled and US$8.7 million under budget.

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Finalists

• Gahcho Kué Project

  De Beers Canada / Hatch Ltd.

  Budget: CA$1.1 billion

  Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada

  Highlight: De Beer’s Gahcho Kué mine was built deep in Canada’s Northwest Territories just below the Arctic Circle. The project was to build a diamond mine and production facility in one of the world’s harshest climates. The facility started production two months early.

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• University Link Light Rail Extension

  Sound Transit

  Budget: US$1.8 billion

  Seattle, Washington, USA

  Highlight: Seattle Washington is the second worst city in the U.S. for time commuters are stuck in traffic. In order to reduce rising roadway congestion, this project was implemented to extend the light rail system 3.2 miles (5 kilometers) via underground tunnels. The rail line opened six months ahead of schedule, and the project closed US$200 million under budget.

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Winner

• Umatilla Chemical Agent Disposal Facility Operations Phase

  Umatilla Chemical Agent Disposal Facility URS and the U.S. Army Chemical Materials Agency

  Hermiston, Oregon, USA

Winner

• Prairie Waters Project

  City of Aurora - Aurora Water & CH2M Hill, Inc.

  Aurora, Colorado, USA

Winner

• Hatch, Ltd

  The QIT-Fer et Titane plant kept up business as usualeven as a project teamworked behind the scenes to boost production by more than 20 percent.

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• Fluor Corporation

  PMI Southwestern Ohio Chapter

  Fluor closed a Cold War nuclear facility in less time and with less money than anyone thought possible but first the company had to gain the trust of the community.

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• Kaiser-Hill Co. LLC for the U.S. Department of Energy Rocky Flats Closure Project

  PMI Mile Hi Chapter

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• Quartier International De Montreal Project

  PMI Montreal Chapter

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• Haradh Gas Plant Project

  Saudi Aramco

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• Salt Lake Olympic Winter Games of 2002

  Salt Lake Organizing Committee (SLOC)

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• Hawiyah Gas Plant Project

  Saudi Aramco

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• Mozal Smelter Project

  SNC Lavalin and Murray & Roberts

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• Trojan Reactor Vessel Project

  Portland General Electric Company

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• Qatargas Lng Plant

  Chiyoda Corporation

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• Advantix, Advanced Photo System

  Eastman Kodak Company

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• 1 B Processor Story

  Lucent Technologies

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• Benfield Column Repair Project

  Sastech Engineering Services

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• Logan Expansion Project

  Fluor Daniel, Inc.

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• Metro Red Line Segment 1 Project

  Rail Construction Corporation

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• Atigun Mainline Reroute Project

  Alaska Pipeline Service Company

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• New Propylene/Polypropylene Factory for Sasal Chemical Industries (pty) Ltd

  Sastech

Winner

• Limerick Generating Station Unit 2

  Philadelphia Electric Company

Winner

• Delta Airlines Terminal 5 Expansion at LAX