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HIGHWAY
Deerfoot Trail
Improvements
$800 MILLION
CITY OF CALGARY
Improvements at the Ivor Strong Bridge, Anderson
Road & Bow Bottom Trail, Southland Drive, and
Glenmore Trail are being delivered through one Design-Build contract. During a Design-Build, the project
is designed and constructed concurrently. This allows
a project to be delivered in a shorter period and
provides the contractor with more opportunity to be
innovative to meet the requirements of the contract.
Improvements at 64 Avenue NE (completed Fall
2023), Beddington Trail NW & 11 Street NE, McKnight
Boulevard NE, and 16 Avenue NE are being delivered
through four separate Design-Bid-Build contracts.
During a Design-Bid-Build, the project is fully designed,
then bid, then constructed.
2025 Rank: 85
Location: Calgary, Alta.
Owner: Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors
North Program — 4 DBB contracts
Contractors: Aecon (Beddington Trail NW & 11 Street NE/
McKnight Blvd. NE); LBCO Contracting Ltd. (64 Ave. NE); 16 Avenue
NE (in procurement)
Other Key Players: Associated Engineering (consulting)
South Program — 1 DB contract
Contractor: Aecon Infrastructure Management (Ivor Strong Bridge/
Anderson Rd. & Bow Bottom Trail/Southland Dr./Glenmore Trail); COWI
Other Key Players: PCL Construction Management; Volker Stevin
Contracting Ltd.
Engineer: Associated Engineering (consulting); McElhanney
(engineering); Dillon Consulting (planning); EY (risk advisor);
Parsons; AGAT Labs (geotechnical studies/materials tester/quality
assessment); INTECH (risk advisor); Stantec (design)
Legal: Norton Rose Fulbright (Volker Stevin)
Funding: Public
Substantial Completion: 2027
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PEEL REGION
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Sir Robert Peel Centre
Redevelopment
$792 MILLION
Location: Mississauga, Ont.
Owner: Peel Region
Construction: EllisDon
Design: NORR; AECOM
Funding: Public
Substantial Completion: 2033
The Sir Robert Peel Centre, located at 7750
Hurontario Street, is undergoing a multi-phased redevelopment, that will include two multi-storey facilities
and an above ground parking garage. Phase 1 of the
redevelopment will include specialized spaces for
Forensic Identification Services, Detainee Processing,
Quartermaster Stores and Records Information Management, administrative spaces, along with upgraded
site access and secure parking. Phase 2 of the
redevelopment will include a new 22 Division and a
new Corporate Development, together with additional
secure parking accommodations.
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SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
COMMUNICATIONS
Ontario Public
Safety Radio Network
$765 MILLION
The project aims to renew a radio network used by
38,000 frontline and emergency responders over 750,000
square kilometres. The contract to build the system’s land
mobile radio network, which includes core infrastructure,
support antennas, servers, and data centre equipment,
was awarded to Bell Mobility Radio. It will also provide first
responders, as well as their dispatchers, with new radio
equipment and consoles and provide network and radio
equipment maintenance services for 15 years.
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2025 Rank: 86
Location: Province of Ontario
Owner: Government of Ontario
Project/Construction Manager: Bell Mobility
Other Key Players: Motorola Solutions Canada;
Williams Communications; Cartel Communications,
Inc.; Entuitive (risk advisor); Aon
Funding: Public
Substantial Completion: 2026
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