Since 1988, Wills has acted for public and private sector clients on many diverse and challenging projects. We are proud of our track record. Examples of some of these projects include the following:

• Wills is providing design and contract administration consulting services for this 2000+ unit development in the Town of Port Hope.
• Wills offered solutions with respect to project grading, sanitary servicing and stormwater management. Challenges were presented as a result of the topography of the site, environmental sensitivity, and close proximity to Lake Ontario.

• Wills delivered design/contract administration services to the Ministry of Transportation (Northeastern Region) on this 20-km section of Highway 124, between the Municipalities of McKellar and Dunchurch.
• The project involved an extensive public information process, complex municipal road and servicing designs in the urban areas, four bridge rehabilitations, and detailed highway design.

• Wills provided design/build consulting services to the Ministry of Transportation
  (Central Region).
• The project involved the widening of Highway 401 (from 4 lanes to 6 lanes) from the Highway 401/Highway 35/115 interchange easterly 7 km.
• Three bridge rehabilitations were specified, including structural widening at the Highway 401 overpass structure at Highway 115.
• The project involved complex design of structure widenings and roadway.
• Several engineering and construction disciplines interplayed efficiently and cooperatively through the design and construction stages of the work.
• The project’s success was a testament to demonstrated sound design, contract administration and project management skills.

• Wills acted as civil design consultants within the design team on the new PRHC in the City of Peterborough.
• The project was of a complex nature due to site topographic constraints and the coordination and installation of municipal services to the new building while maintaining existing services to the existing facility.
• This long-term project commitment involved working cooperatively within a multi-disciplined team.

• Wills conducted functional servicing planning studies to recommend a feasible site for the new DNA facility at Trent University.
• Wills also provided detailed follow-up engineering design services for site servicing at the facility, road access and associated stormwater management facilities.

• Wills provided all civil site services design and contract administration services to Trent University for the above new facility and expansion projects.