​Bruce Power signs 10-year deal with Trillium Flow Technologies for valve supply, related service work

In line with Bruce Power’s Supplier Alliance and Excellence Plan, which focuses on building strong, collaborative relationships with key suppliers to achieve supply chain excellence, the company is pleased to announce a 10-year, $70-million alliance agreement with Trillium Flow Technologies (Trillium).

A world leader in mission-critical valves, pumps, and aftermarket services in the power generation industry, Trillium will provide nuclear and non-nuclear valves, as well as refurbishment and technical services as Bruce Power continues its Asset Management and Life-Extension programs to allow its units to operate until 2064 and beyond.

“We are pleased to partner with Trillium over the next decade to source and secure these vital components as we refurbish our units to provide clean and reliable energy for the people of Ontario well into the future,” said David Furr, Bruce Power’s vice-president, supply chain. “This long-term, strategic alliance allows stability and planning for our projects and is beneficial for both companies.”

Bruce Power’s Life-Extension Program is Ontario’s largest clean-energy initiative and one of Canada’s largest private-sector infrastructure projects, funded by private-sector investors. Bruce Power provides $9-billion to $12-billion in direct and indirect economic activity in Canada from operations and its Life-Extension Program, creating thousands of jobs and driving economic development.

“Trillium Flow Technologies is proud to support Bruce Power and build on the relationship we have established since the first construction of the Bruce ‘A’ build in the 1970s, supplying our legacy brands and new designs,” said Herbert Icaza, general manager, Canada.

“We look forward to continuing our partnership over the next decade and ensuring key milestones continue to be met through our dedication to safety, quality and on-time delivery. Through the strategic agreement, we are committing to ensuring Canada’s strong nuclear future.”