Hatch opened their Port Elgin office in July, 2016.
Hatch, the global engineering firm headquartered in Ontario and Bruce Power, Bruce County based supplier of 30 per cent of Ontario’s electricity, announced July 10 that they have entered into a long-term service agreement. Hatch will be providing professional services to support Bruce Power’s continuing operations and life-extension program.
The agreement will give Bruce Power access to Hatch’s global engineering expertise, state-of-the-art technologies and innovation-creating partnerships.
“We are pleased to continue growing our relationship with Bruce Power and expand its access to our services,” said Amar Jolly, Global Director, Nuclear, at Hatch. “This agreement means Hatch will be working even more closely with Bruce Power staff, integrating our people seamlessly with the Bruce Power team. We expect this contract to have a direct impact on the local economy, with a good portion of the work performed out of our Port Elgin office.”
Bruce Power’s President and CEO, Mike Rencheck said, “We value the important relationship we have with Hatch and this agreement establishes support for long term success.”
The two organizations have enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship for the better part of two decades. Hatch opened an office in Port Elgin in July 2016, moving staff up to the region and hiring locally. It currently supports Bruce Power’s steam generator replacement project, feeder program, Protected Area Office Complex, Decontamination Facility and other major component-replacement infrastructure projects.
