BC Metis Federation AGM Burnaby. Trans Mountain Expansion Project October 1, 2017 Phil Symington & Troy Schwab

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1 BC Metis Federation AGM Burnaby Trans Mountain Expansion Project October 1, 2017 Phil Symington & Troy Schwab

2 Current Pipeline Current capacity 47.7 million litres or 300,000 barrels capacity per day 34,000 litres X 1,400 Equivalent to a tanker truck leaving Edmonton for Vancouver every minute Ability to transport multiple products in batches up to 350 km long travelling at 5 km/hr: 2

3 Expansion Project 3

4 Expansion Project Components $7.4-billion capital cost Expand capacity to 890,000 bpd Project scope: 980 kms new pipe 12 new pump stations 19 new tanks 3 new tanker berths Increase in tanker traffic not tanker size Must meet 157 NEB Conditions, 37 BCEAO Conditions and 57 VFPA Conditions 4

5 Economic Benefits $ 7.4 billion cost to build Canadian oil producers to see $73.5 billion in increased revenues over 20 years $164 billion impact on GDP of Canada 15,000 construction jobs and the equivalent of 37,000 direct, indirect and induced jobs per year of operations In the first 20 years of operation $46.7 billion in additional tax and royalty revenue $2.5 billion spending by tankers calling at Westridge 5

6 Marine Traffic 6

7 Marine Safety Enhancements In its Facilities Application, Trans Mountain has recommended a number of enhancements to marine safety and spill response including: Extending tug escorts Implementing a Moving Safety Zone around laden tankers Improvements to the oil spill response regime 7

8 TMEP WCMRC Oil Spill Response Regime Trans Mountain, together with WCMRC, has proposed enhancements to the current oil spill response regime, specific to this region, that will half response time and double the capacity required under the current standards. 8

9 WCMRC Operations WCMRC is funded by mandatory fees collected from shipping companies and oil handling facilities that operate along the West Coast. 2,200+ members include barging companies, freighters calling on BC ports, ferries, cruise ships, forest-industry facilities, oil handling facilities, fishing camps and float plane companies. 9

10 Construction Plans and Schedule

11 Marine Construction Overview Piles: Breasting Dolphin* 48 piles (2.29 m 7.5 ft) Piles: Mooring Dolphin* 48 piles (1.83 m 6 ft) Piles: Loading Platform and Trestle* 500 m of roadway and pipe rack trestle Gangway towers and loading equipment on each berths Fender and mooring equipment 80 piles (1.37 m 4.5 ft) *Pile numbers approximate and subject to change with final design 11

12 Westridge Marine Terminal Concept 12

13 Rural Construction Spread Part 1 13

14 Rural Construction Spread Part 2 14

15 Pipeline Construction Methods Conventional Pipeline Construction These are representations of standard pipeline construction techniques. Trans Mountain will use the most appropriate technique for each specific location. 15

16 Pipeline Construction Methods Trenchless Technique for Crossing Roads and Railways These are representations of standard pipeline construction techniques. Trans Mountain will use the most appropriate technique for each specific location. 16

17 River and Watercourse Crossing Construction Techniques Stream Isolation: Dam and Pump Technique The river and watercourse crossing construction technique may be refined during the detailed engineering and design phase, which is scheduled to occur between Q and Q3 2016, assuming the current Project schedule is maintained. 17

18 River and Watercourse Crossing Construction Techniques Horizontal Direction Drill (HDD) The river and watercourse crossing construction technique may be refined during the detailed engineering and design phase, which is scheduled to occur between Q and Q3 2016, assuming the current Project schedule is maintained. 18

19 Urban Construction Spread Part 1 19

20 Urban Construction Spread Part 2 20

21 ABORIGINAL ENGAGEMENT 21

22 Aboriginal Engagement Program Aboriginal engagement to date has included more than 140 Aboriginal communities and groups More than 40,000 points of engagement The Project will traverse Treaty 6 and Treaty 8 territories in Alberta and numerous traditional territories in British Columbia Over 60 communities have participated in TLRU studies, TMRU studies and TEK studies The Project has received 41 letters of support from Aboriginal groups 22

23 Next Steps Continue to seek all necessary permits Continue Project planning, permitting, engagement and design to meet Conditions and Commitments Begin phased construction in September 2017, in-service in late

24 TMEP Procurement Process EPC/GCC Contractors are responsible for building: Terminal Facilities Marine Facility Pipeline Tunnel EPC/GCC Contractors are responsible for procurement of materials, goods and services for Project construction & selection of: Sub-contractors Suppliers Vendors Workers 24

25 EPC & General Construction Contractors Spread 1 & 2 Edmonton / Yellowhead Midwest Pipelines Inc. Spread 3 & 4 North Thompson Ledcor Sicim Limited Partnership Spread 5A BC Interior Surerus Murphy Joint Venture Spread 5B Coquihalla Hope Macro Spiecapag Joint Venture Spread 6 Fraser Valley Somerville-Aecon Energy Group Lower Mainland and Spread 7 Pipeline, Westridge Marine Terminal, Burnaby Terminal, Tunnel, and Sumas Terminal Kiewit Ledcor TMEP Partnership 25

26 TMEP Construction Spreads 26

27 Maximizing Opportunities CSI - Online procurement registry will assist with selection process for potential sub-contractors, suppliers and vendors. The data will be provided to All TMEP EPC and GCC s Jobs and procurement information on website transmountain.com/jobs transmountain.com/procurement 27

28 Bidding Process Major & Minor Contracts 1. Contract requisition 2. Expression of Interest (EOI) 3. Contract Plan and Bidder List Approval 4. Pre-qualification 5. Issue of Request for Proposal (RFP) 6. Receipt of Proposals 7. Opening and Evaluation of Proposals 8. Approval to Award 9. Contract Awarded 28

29 Proposal Preparation Tips 1. Read the full RFP/RFQ 2. Submit the Clarification ASAP 3. Avoid any deviation from Terms & Conditions 4. Adhere with the Compensation structure and the price breakdown requested 5. Price the full scope 6. Avoid partial submittal 7. Adhere with the close date/time 29

30 Q & A 30

31 Contact Trans Mountain Phone: Website: 31