QEII Halifax Infirmary · Halifax, Nova Scotia
A mixed extrusion package, planned by release.
Flynn placed an order to fabricate multiple customer-supplied extrusion sections. Stock requirements and staged releases are being planned across the part package.
Order placed · November 2026
A shop-bulk package brings several extrusion sections and part quantities into one release plan. Flynn placed a fabrication order with Canadian Metal Fabricators for the QEII hospital tower package in November 2026.
The starting point
Flynn supplies the extrusion stock in the required finish. The fabrication package is defined by its part drawings and quantity schedule, with several different extrusion sections to coordinate.
The work to prepare
The order calls for fabrication of the supplied extrusions to the part package. The initial handoff includes stock counts by extrusion section and available stock length, with material becoming available in stages.
The release plan
The first requested release includes a portion of each part type. Planning therefore needs to consider the mix of parts as well as the total quantity. As of November 5, 2026, this is an ordered package in release planning; completed fabrication and delivery are not yet reported here.
Planning the package
- 01
Map the stock
Match each extrusion section to the available stock lengths.
- 02
Define the parts
Use the released drawings and quantities to define the fabrication scope.
- 03
Sequence the batches
Plan the required mix of parts around stock availability and requested releases.
Have a similar package?
Quoting a mixed extrusion package? Send the section list, stock lengths, drawing revisions, quantity of each part and the mix required in the first release.
Discuss your extrusion packageThe QEII Halifax Infirmary Expansion includes a new acute care tower. Build Nova Scotia publishes the wider project context. Build Nova Scotia · QEII Halifax Infirmary Expansion ↗
Fabrication scope described here is CMF’s work for Flynn. Illustrations show representative parts.