Ontario's government is working to make the province a leading destination for investment and job creation by increasing innovation and competition in its public-private partnership (PPP) market.
At the moment, Ontario is one of the most active markets in the world for public-private partnerships. During the past eight years, Infrastructure Ontario has delivered more than 120 public-private partnership projects worth about CAD$50 billion.
The Minister of Infrastructure Monte McNaughton spoke to attendees of the annual Infrastructure Investor Global Summit in Berlin, where he addressed Ontario's efforts to attract more investment in the province's infrastructure market.
The province will initiate the following new measures to attract international investment from firms looking to participate in Ontario's PPP market:
McNaughton and his team spoke with more than 50 delegations over a 10-week period, including investors and lenders, technical and financial advisors, and construction and maintenance contractors.
Government of Canada issued request for qualification (RFQ) for the Edmonton Valley Line West Light Rail Transit project. Valley Line West is stage two of the Valley Line LRT, an urban-style 27-kilometre line that will operate between Mill Woods in southeast Edmonton and Lewis Farms in west Edmonton.
Read moreThe City of Ottawa has announced its preferred proponents to deliver the second stage of the light rail transit (LRT) system in the city, located in Ontario province, south-east Canada.
Read moreThe Broadway Subway in Vancouver is moving forward with an invitation to bidders to submit their qualifications to design, build and finance the project.
Read moreBritish Columbia’s Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure has selected three pre-qualified bidding teams to participate in the competitive selection process to design and construct the new toll-free Pattullo Bridge that will deliver a safer crossing and easier connections into Surrey and New Westminster.
Read moreThe City of Calgary, located in Alberta, south-west Canada, has confirmed that the majority of the Green Line light rail transit (LRT) project will be procured using a single Design-Build-Finance model. A Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for the CAD4.7 billion (US$3.54 billion) project will be issued in Q2 of 2019.
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