MSF Site Grading, Building Foundations and Utilities
The Maintenance and Storage Facility (MSF) will serve as the operational backbone of the Green Line LRT. This contract includes the site preparation, underground infrastructure, and foundation work needed to support future facility construction and long-term operations.
Scope of work
Work includes reshaping and grading the land, building retaining walls, creating five drainage ponds, and developing the Park and Ride area and other paved public spaces.
Crews will also install underground infrastructure, including utilities, power and communications systems, drainage networks, and stormwater infrastructure, while relocating or protecting existing services as needed.
Foundation work for the facility will include concrete structures and the underground systems needed to support the building, creating the base for future construction.
Location
North of 126 Ave S.E., west of 52 St S.E., east of 40 St S.E.
| Milestone | Status |
|---|---|
| Topsoil stripping and site grading | In progress |
| Foundation construction | In progress |
| Retaining wall construction | In Progress |
| Underground utility installation | In progress |
| Communications and underground infrastructure installation | In progress |
| Stormwater pond construction | In progress |
August 2026 Update
Construction continues to advance at the future MSF site. Following mobilization in June, crews began removing topsoil and carrying out rough grading work to prepare the site for major construction activities.
Foundation work remains underway, with concrete footing pours continuing across several areas of the facility. As part of this work, anchor bolts supplied through a separate steel contract have begun to be installed in the concrete foundations, helping prepare the site for structural steel installation planned for next year.
Construction of retaining walls is also progressing, with mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) wall excavation ongoing. Work will continue through the fall as foundation construction, retaining wall development, and underground infrastructure activities advance across the site.
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