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VRCA Infrastructure Series Vancouver Fraser Port Authority Willy Yung, Director, Engineering and Maintenance Devan Fitch, Director, Infrastructure Delivery Efrosini Drimoussis, Director, RBT2 Infrastructure Procurement April 7, 2020 Vancouver

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

Vancouver Fraser Port Authority

Willy Yung, Director, Engineering and Maintenance Devan Fitch, Director, Infrastructure Delivery Efrosini Drimoussis, Director, RBT2 Infrastructure Procurement April 7, 2020

VRCA Infrastructure Series Vancouver Fraser Port Authority

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

Update on COVID-19

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  • The Port of Vancouver plays a vital

economic role in Canada by connecting consumers and businesses with the global marketplace

  • The safety and health of our

employees, customers, operators and stakeholders is our top priority during the extraordinary circumstances of COVID-19

  • We remain open for business
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Outline

  • About the port and the port authority – Willy Yung
  • Projects on port authority land – Willy Yung
  • Other gateway projects – Devan Fitch
  • Roberts Bank T

erminal 2 – Efrosini Drimoussis

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

Port and port authority overview

Willy Yung, Director, Engineering and Maintenance

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

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We are the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority

  • Lease federal lands to

terminals

  • Build infrastructure
  • Lead environmental programs
  • Work with communities
  • Engage with Indigenous

groups

  • Collaborate on port safety and

security

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

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Our mission and vision

Mission: T

  • enable Canada’s

trade objectives, ensuring safety, environmental protection and consideration for local communities.

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

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The Port of Vancouver is Canada’s largest port

  • Size of next five Canadian

ports combined

  • Most diversified cargo port

in North America

  • Trade with 170 countries
  • 16 municipalities
  • 96,200 jobs in BC
  • 115,300 jobs in Canada
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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

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  • Financially self-sufficient
  • Revenues from tenant rents and

port user fees

  • Required to invest excess

revenues in infrastructure

Financial model requires self-sufficiency, infrastructure investment

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Our gateway will see nearly triple the Panama Canal investment by 2025

Significant infrastructure investment

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

$7.5 billion invested in the gateway from 2009 to 2015

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Roberts Bank Rail Corridor North Shore Trade Area South Shore Trade Area

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

Major private-sector investments in port terminals

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G3 $550m Westshore $385m Deltaport $300m Pacific Elevators $100m Neptune $330m PCT $170m Richardson $140m

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  • When infrastructure is critical to

Canada’s trade

  • No clear proponent (e.g. container

terminal, gateway infrastructure)

  • Requires creation of new federal land

Port authority role as a project proponent

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  • Low Level Road (completed 2015)

was first Envision Platinum Award for transportation in Canada

  • Follow port authority-specific green

infrastructure guidelines

  • Community and environment are key

Building to high environmental and community standards

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Bidding procedure and criteria

  • Traditional D-B-B process for our smaller scale infrastructure projects
  • Proposal process for larger more complex projects
  • We will consider :
  • Proposed approach to safety management, environmental management, traffic

management and quality management, and demonstrated experience and past project performance in those areas

  • Specific to the Gateway projects, we anticipate including:
  • Contractor’s experience working with the relevant local municipal partner, next to

active rail corridors, in soft soils with high ground water tables, and approach to Indigenous group participation and sustainability in the evaluation criteria

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Indigenous participation in construction

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  • Indigenous participation in the construction of

projects throughout the region is a priority

  • Indigenous participation can take various

forms and is not limited to: partnerships, contracting, training, employment, provision of equipment and materials

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

Engineering projects and asset management

Willy Yung, Director, Engineering & Maintenance

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

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  • Fraser Surrey Docks - Berth structure rehabilitation

(Q3, 2020)

  • Burrard Inlet and Fraser River - Shoreline protection

rehabilitation (2020 onwards)

  • Roads - Pavement rehabilitation and at grade rail crossing

upgrades (2021)

  • Neptune T

erminals – Water main replacement (2021)

  • Berry Point - Site electrical feed (Q2, 2020)

Engineering projects

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  • Canada Place
  • Roof membrane and patio replacement (Q3 2020)
  • Elevator upgrades (Q2, 2020)
  • Porte Cochere lighting upgrade (Q2 2020)
  • Porte Cochere and parkade expansion joint

replacement (Q2, 2020)

  • Oceanic Plaza - Office floor fit-out (Q2, 2020)
  • Richmond Logistics Hub – Waste water treatment facility

(Q3, 2020)

Engineering project continued

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Fraser Surrey port lands transportation improvements

  • Project value: $25 million
  • Increases terminal capacity and reduces

road-rail crossing conflicts by:

  • Road realignment from Timberland

North to Timberland South

  • Road geometric improvements
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AnnacisAuto T erminal optimization

  • Project value: $85 million
  • Expand the handling capacity of the AnnacisAuto

T erminal by constructing:

  • Multi-level parking structure
  • Rail yard expansions
  • EV charging stations
  • Administration and vehicle processing

building

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

Gateway projects

Devan Fitch, Director, Infrastructure Delivery

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

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Wish list for gateway projects over next decade

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Port authority leading the development of these projects

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Benefits of gateway projects

Enhanced public space Reduced Congestion and improve transportation network Improved emergency response Improved public safety Reduced noise Improved active transportation connections Improved commute times Job opportunities Reduced GHG

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

Schedule

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Projects planned to start construction summer 2020

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Mountain Highway underpass, District of North Vancouver ($5 million) Commissioner Street road and rail realignment, Vancouver ($15-20 million)

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Projects planned to start construction mid/late 2021 to mid 2022

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Kennedy Road overpass and Harris Road underpass, Pitt Meadows ($141 million) Holdom Avenue overpass, Burnaby ($145 million) Portside/Blundell

  • verpass, portside road

extension on port lands Richmond ($110 million)

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

Roberts Bank Terminal 2

Efrosini Drimoussis, Director, Procurement (RBT2)

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

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Proposed Roberts Bank T erminal 2 Project

  • Proposed three-berth container

terminal at Roberts Bank

  • Proposed location is the most

environmentally sound option

  • Increase gateway container

capacity by 33%

  • T

arget completion: 2029

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The purpose of Roberts Bank T erminal 2

  • The purpose of Roberts

Bank T erminal 2 Project is to accommodate future growth in trade on behalf

  • f Canadians

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The West Coast is running out of container capacity

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Environmental work

  • 82 project commitments made by the port authority to address

concerns raised by Indigenous groups, the public, and government with the purpose of avoiding, reducing, mitigating, and/or offsetting environmental effects

  • Review of panel report underway
  • Ongoing field studies, communicated to stakeholders on a

monthly basis via project newsletter

  • Includes recent Eulachon Pilot Study
  • COVID-19 mitigation measures in place for teams in the field
  • Ongoing work and consultation with Indigenous groups on topics
  • f interest
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Procurement

  • Market research to help inform our development
  • f procurement approach:
  • First phase of market sounding in 2020 Q1
  • Second phase of market sounding planned

for 2020 Q2

  • Procurement and technical document creation

underway and will advance pending procurement model decision

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority |

Thank you

www.portvancouver.com #myportcity

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