InstItutIonal & lIfe scIences sector

www.snclavalin.com/slet

Head OfficeTelephone :1-800-505-5651

email : slet@snclavalin.com

SNC-Lavalin5012 Medical Center CircleAllentown, PA 18106USA

Telephone: 610-391-1037

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ALLENTOWN

Wiebe Forest Engineering3613 - 33rd Street NW Calgary, Alberta Canada  T2L 2A7

Telephone: 403-670-7300

CALGARY

8000 Decarie Blvd.3rd FloorMontreal, QuebecCanada  H4P 2S4

Telephone: 514-735-5651

MONTREAL

SNC-Lavalin436 Creamery Way, Suite 100Exton, PA 19341USA

Telephone: 610-524-5920

PHILADELPHIA

5500 des Galeries Blvd. Suite 200Quebec City, QuebecCanada  G2K 2E2

Telephone: 418-621-5500

QUEBEC CITY

789 Don Mills Road10th FloorToronto, OntarioCanada  M3C 1T5

Telephone: 416-422-4056

TORONTO

S.A. Coppée-Courtoy N.V. /ICCEAvenue Louise 251Box 16B-1050 BrusselsBelgium

Telephone: (32-2) 643.15.11

BRUSSELS

Sogequip S.A./QualifarmC.D.1269360 SolaizeFrance

Telephone: 33 (0) 4 78 02 77 44

LYON

SNC-Lavalin Engineering & Technology Pvt. Ltd.Mirchandani Business Park6th Floor, Sakinaka, Andheri (East)Mumbai - 400 072India

Telephone: + 91 22 6720 7000

MUMBAI

CORPORATE OVERVIEW

SNC-Lavalin, through its SNC-Lavalin Engineering & Technology division, has become a recognized leader in mechanical / electrical / structural engineering for the institutional and life sciences sectors. The complementary nature of these three disciplines meets the needs so often expressed by clients for a single source of engineering / procurement services to facilitate overall project development and coordination.

Our team possesses all resources, both material and manpower, to offer clients the all-inclusive professional engineering services required to execute projects. From feasibility studies to construction and facilities and operations management, SNC-Lavalin’s multidisciplinary structure covers all disciplines associated with project development, thus ensuring a single point of contact for the client.

Our experienced team has the flexibility to undertake projects in any or all of the disciplines offered to best meet all the client’s requirements.

SNC-Lavalin has offices in over 15 Canadian cities, including Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Bruno SK, Winnipeg, Toronto, Ottawa, Montréal, Quebec City, Fredericton and Halifax. This well-established national presence provides for a synergy that is essential to the successful completion of projects. SNC-Lavalin is ranked amongst the top 10 global design firms according to Engineering News Record Magazine (July 24, 2006 issue of ENR), and has at its disposal an integrated worldwide network of over 12,000 highly qualified employees.

ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR THE INSTITUTIONAL AND LIFE SCIENCES SECTOR

Facility Engineering & Planning Services

Structural Feasibility and Profitability Studies Project Definition

Civil Needs Assessment and Scope Programs User Requirement Specifications

Mechanical Process Studies Master & Functionality Programming

Electrical System Logic Analysis & Automation Design Lab & Facility Fit-Up Design

Plant Utilities Performance Specifications Equipment Layout & Integration

Clean Utilities Bids Analysis General Arrangement Drawings

HVAC Resident Site Supervision Personnel & Material Flow

Automation & Controls Commissioning / Optimization / Break-In ACAD and 3D CAD Documents

IT: Voice, Data, Networks Procurement, Pre-Purchase and Expediting Cost Evaluation Reports

Fire Protection Cost Control & Change Control Constructability Reviews

Energy Efficiency Studies Project Management & Construction Management Working Drawings

Operating, Maintenance, Training Programs Operations & Facilities Management Technical Specifications

Advanced Research Centres Multi-Species Animal Holding Facilities Transgenic Research Barrier Facilities

Bio-Containment Level II & III Facilities Cleanroom & Nanotechnology Laboratories Surgery, Necropsy, Post-Mortem Suites

Molecular Biology Laboratories Micro-Biology/Virology Laboratories Toxicolgy/Pathology Laboratories

Proteomics & Bioinformatics Radioisotope Laboratories Analytical Laboratories

Laboratory Facilities Experience

Astra Pharma Research Centre. The facility is divided into three wings: biochemistry and pharmacology laboratories and offices. The biochemistry wing houses a 400 MHz and a 600 MHz Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) LAB, & provides space for a future 800 MHz NMR.

Year 1996 Project Cost CA$23M

Astra Pharma Research

Biotech Research Inst. Canadian National Research Council. Addition of a new two-storey building and mechanical room including 12 laboratory units per floor and 49 variable flow laboratory hoods. Pressure control in the various areas of the building including 100 % outside air supply systems, (50,000 CFM) and a DDC building control system.

Year 1998 Project Cost CA$20M

Concordia University The pavilion houses 338 research support rooms, including research laboratories, instrumentation and computer rooms, as well as 100 teaching labs, 30 ultramodern classrooms, 270 offices and a greenhouse with panoramic views of the West Island.

Year 2003 Project Cost CA$55M

Cornell University Campus Master Plan, Consolidation of 130 sites / East Campus - Research Facility / Uris Hall Vivarium Renovation / Corson Mudd Hall Vivarium Renovation (Scope: Vivarium Consulting Services)

Year 2004 Project Cost US$63M

IRCM Clinical Research Institute of Montréal: The Basset block’s four floors will include the biomedical laboratories, cold rooms, hydrogenation rooms, culture rooms and meeting rooms. Two multimedia seminar rooms and an atrium will also be at the personnel’s disposal.

Year 2004 Project Cost CA$15M

Laval University Research Centre including a state-of-the-art laboratory facility for its existing research centre. The 120,000 sq. ft. research centre includes biology & chemical laboratories, animal quarters, surgical rooms and research areas.

Year 1996 Project Cost CA$22M

The McGill University Health Centre is the first in Canada to combine both genomics and proteomics research. The multidisciplinary structure changed Canadian science and transformed Quebec into one of the top 10 genomics and proteomics research centres in the world.

Year 2003 Project Cost CA$20M

McGill University

McMaster University This multi-use research and health sciences teaching centre houses 80,000 sq. ft. of flexible modular laboratories and related support functions. The laboratory concept employs a leading-edge flexible and adaptable laboratory fit-out system with modular ceiling-mounted utility and service distribution bulkheads.

Year 2004 Project Cost CA$65M

Trent University Research and Development Centre to accommodate DNA research. The facility shall include: Forensic / Robotics and automation / DNA profiling / BSLIII / Aquatic genetics / Cell culture/DNA and tissue bank / Pathogen microbiology.

Year 2007 Project Cost CA$14M

University of Montreal Saint-Hyacinthe Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. This project includes a new adjoining building with lecture and conference rooms, offices, research laboratories, computer laboratories, an auditorium, video-conference room and a new plant dedicated to applied research and process development.

Year 2005 Project Cost CA$57M

University of Montreal Construction of two new pavilions, housing administrative areas and offices, teaching and research laboratories, classrooms, community services, and more. The buildings will offer first-rate facilities for science education and research. The two pavilions are based on the “green building” concept.

Year 2005 Project Cost CA$84M

University of Montreal Gene Therapy Platform: Phase 1 of the project included the retrofit of an existing building to accommodate a new laboratory, clinic, seminar room and offices. The second phase included the addition of one floor with a corporative suite including laboratories and offices, and a new mechanical room (phase 1 see below).

Year 1999 Project Cost CA$5M

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