Canadian contractor Aecon has completed the US$175 million cash sale of its Ontario roadbuilding subsidiary to Canadian infrastructure company Green Infrastructure Partners (GIP).
Aecon Transportation East (ATE) is involved in road building, services, and the supply of materials. They possess eight asphalt plants and eight aggregate quarries that they can use for both internal and external purposes. With these resources, GIP will be able to undertake infrastructure projects for provinces, municipalities, and private clients.
Pacific Equity Partners' fund has received a US$54 million investment from Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) to decarbonize mid-market infrastructure assets. The fund has assets under managemen...
Read moreAlgoma University has issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the Design Build Finance and Maintenance (DBFM) of a new student residence building for its Brampton campus in Ontario, Canada.
Read moreToronto-listed engineer WSP Global has acquired the Quebec building engineering firm LGT. The acquisition of LGT strengthens service offerings, particularly in the education, cultural building...
Read moreThe Government of British Columbia has announced three consortiums that have been shortlisted for a major contract on the CAD$3.9 billion (US$2.9 billion) Surrey Langley SkyTr...
Read moreThe Green Line Board has approved the Development Phase Agreement and selected Bow Transit Connectors (BTC) as Green Line’s Development Partner. BTC consists of a joint venture of Barnard...
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