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Community Notification: Early Works Construction Activities to Start at LNG Canada Project Site
On September 29, 2026, JGC Fluor BC LNG II JV (JFJV2) received a Notice to Proceed (LNTP) from LNG Canada and its joint venture partners for the Phase 2 expansion of the LNG Canada Project.
To support LNG Canada's project phase 2 schedule and ensure key milestones are met, JFJV2 will begin a series of Early Works construction activities. These activities are scheduled to commence on October 1, 2026, and are expected to continue for approximately four months.
What to Expect
Beginning October 1, 2026, JFJV2 will start construction activities at the LNG Canada Project site. Work will be limited to designated Early Works areas, including:
• Construction of the water treatment system
• Grading, excavation, and piling activities in the LNG Storage Tank 2 area
• Grading activities in the LNG Processing Train 3 area
Construction activities will be restricted to these designated work zones and are expected to be completed by February 2027.
Site Management and Safety
As part of the Early Works program, JFJV2 will implement a staged, area-based transfer of Project Site primacy beginning October 1, 2026. Under this approach:
• JFJV2 will progressively assume Prime Contractor responsibility for specific Early Works areas.
• LNG Canada will retain responsibility for all areas that have not yet been transferred.
• JFJV2 will establish physical greenfield/brownfield demarcation fencing around active work areas.
• Permit systems, site supervision, health, safety and environment (HSE) management, and oversight measures will be implemented within transferred work areas.
The full transfer of Project Site primacy is planned for February 2027.
Workforce and Operations
Some members of the construction workforce will be accommodated at the Horizon North and Sitka camps and transported to and from the project site by mini-bus. To safely and efficiently complete the work, some construction activities may occur during night shifts.
JFJV2 remains committed to conducting all work safely and responsibly while minimizing impacts on the surrounding communities.
Looking for information about the Early Works program or the LNG Canada Phase 2 Project? Please continue to check our Facebook page for updates, announcements, and project news: JFJV2 Kitimat.
On September 29, 2026, JGC Fluor BC LNG II JV (JFJV2) received a Notice to Proceed (LNTP) from LNG Canada and its joint venture partners for the Phase 2 expansion of the LNG Canada Project.
To support LNG Canada's project phase 2 schedule and ensure key milestones are met, JFJV2 will begin a series of Early Works construction activities. These activities are scheduled to commence on October 1, 2026, and are expected to continue for approximately four months.
What to Expect
Beginning October 1, 2026, JFJV2 will start construction activities at the LNG Canada Project site. Work will be limited to designated Early Works areas, including:
• Construction of the water treatment system
• Grading, excavation, and piling activities in the LNG Storage Tank 2 area
• Grading activities in the LNG Processing Train 3 area
Construction activities will be restricted to these designated work zones and are expected to be completed by February 2027.
Site Management and Safety
As part of the Early Works program, JFJV2 will implement a staged, area-based transfer of Project Site primacy beginning October 1, 2026. Under this approach:
• JFJV2 will progressively assume Prime Contractor responsibility for specific Early Works areas.
• LNG Canada will retain responsibility for all areas that have not yet been transferred.
• JFJV2 will establish physical greenfield/brownfield demarcation fencing around active work areas.
• Permit systems, site supervision, health, safety and environment (HSE) management, and oversight measures will be implemented within transferred work areas.
The full transfer of Project Site primacy is planned for February 2027.
Workforce and Operations
Some members of the construction workforce will be accommodated at the Horizon North and Sitka camps and transported to and from the project site by mini-bus. To safely and efficiently complete the work, some construction activities may occur during night shifts.
JFJV2 remains committed to conducting all work safely and responsibly while minimizing impacts on the surrounding communities.
Looking for information about the Early Works program or the LNG Canada Phase 2 Project? Please continue to check our Facebook page for updates, announcements, and project news: JFJV2 Kitimat.