November 28, 2013 – Wastewater plant work in Sudbury well planned

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An innovative design by RVA and the ability of workers with general contractor HIRA to work in tight spaces has enabled the partial demolition of the existing treatment channels — known as trains — and the construction of new treatment trains directly above without alternating or enlarging the building envelope.

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RVA officially opens its new office in the western GTHA

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RVA is growing! To better serve our clients within the Greater Toronto and Hamilton area, Halton Region and Peel Region, RVA has opened a new space within Burlington. This office will strengthen RVA’s presence and offers dedicated space for building closer...

Vince Grande, P.Eng., PMP appointed Principal

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Vince Grande, P.Eng., PMP appointed Principal RVA’s Directors proudly announce that Vince Grande, P.Eng., PMP has been appointed as Principal. He is a graduate of the University of Waterloo and joined RVA in 2002. He was appointed an Associate in 2004 and a...

Moe Latif, OAA appointed Principal

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Moe Latif, OAA appointed Principal RVA’s Directors proudly announce the appointment of Moe Latif to the position of Principal. He joined in 2016 as RVA’s Architectural Discipline Lead and has successfully expanded the company’s architectural...

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