If you have a use for a portion of the Okanagan Lake Floating Bridge, SNC- Lavalin wants to hear from you. SNC-Lavalin is the company in charge of building the new William Bennett Bridge and the subsequent dismantling of the current bridge. Bridge Project Manager, Tom Tasaka, says disposal of the pontoons poses the greatest challenge at the moment. "Because I have a contract to dispose of them within a year of opening the new bridge I have to have a level of comfort that the ideas people come up with are do-able," says Tasaka. He says there has been some interest from a number of Okanagan communities, including Kelowna and Penticton, along with some private companies. "There is a lot of talk right now, but nobody has approached me officially." Thursday, March 15, 2007
Bridge For Sale
by Wayne Moore - Story: 27627March 15, 2007 castanet
If you have a use for a portion of the Okanagan Lake Floating Bridge, SNC- Lavalin wants to hear from you. SNC-Lavalin is the company in charge of building the new William Bennett Bridge and the subsequent dismantling of the current bridge. Bridge Project Manager, Tom Tasaka, says disposal of the pontoons poses the greatest challenge at the moment. "Because I have a contract to dispose of them within a year of opening the new bridge I have to have a level of comfort that the ideas people come up with are do-able," says Tasaka. He says there has been some interest from a number of Okanagan communities, including Kelowna and Penticton, along with some private companies. "There is a lot of talk right now, but nobody has approached me officially."
If you have a use for a portion of the Okanagan Lake Floating Bridge, SNC- Lavalin wants to hear from you. SNC-Lavalin is the company in charge of building the new William Bennett Bridge and the subsequent dismantling of the current bridge. Bridge Project Manager, Tom Tasaka, says disposal of the pontoons poses the greatest challenge at the moment. "Because I have a contract to dispose of them within a year of opening the new bridge I have to have a level of comfort that the ideas people come up with are do-able," says Tasaka. He says there has been some interest from a number of Okanagan communities, including Kelowna and Penticton, along with some private companies. "There is a lot of talk right now, but nobody has approached me officially." 
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