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Through innovative planning, we created a virtually odorless, LEED certified facility that has several unique features. With reduced energy requirements and associated operating costs, the Dryden wastewater treatment plant is saving the city money.
Tech company Grid Smarter Cities commissioned us to assess and complete a benefits appraisal of their digital kerb management products—we showed that their products promote better kerbside management bringing economic benefits to kerbside users.
We provided a needs-based strategy assessment that will help the London borough of Merton determine the best methods for implementing smart city approaches such as the internet of things.
When traffic patterns changed due to the pandemic, we provided a business case and toolkit for changes to enhance public transport systems and infrastructure.
Stantec’s Information Services team has implemented over 350 dynamic signs in downtown Montreal aimed at helping drivers to quickly find parking.
Using smart utility systems, Saint John Energy is an electrical company that resells power purchased from the provincial electrical utility, NB Power.
Working with Sidewalk Labs, our team designed underground freight, utilities, and waste-handling infrastructure that would keep the street-level public space clear. Dynamic curbs and rooftop solar systems added to this forward-looking development.
The first of its kind in California, this smart system eliminates water waste and provides growers with individualized, automated access.
Stantec’s Real Estate Strategies team led a study to help the State of Arizona understand the opportunities presented by its changing space needs and offset increasing operations and maintenance costs in the Capitol Mall district.
Through the use of an AI-DSS, we helped the Tennessee Department of Transportation revolutionize their ICM decision support systems along the I-24 SMART Corridor.