MISSISSAUGA, ONT. — Bird Construction Inc. has been awarded three projects with a combined value over $525 million across its buildings and infrastructure businesses, the company announced recently.
Bird has been selected to deliver the Transportation Safety and Technology Science (TSTS) Hub, a 120,000-square-foot facility in Ottawa. The hub will bring together federal scientists and investigators to advance transportation safety technology and develop sustainable technologies for air, marine, rail and pipeline transportation. National Research Council and Transportation Safety Board laboratories from five separate buildings will be integrated into the shared facility for over 260 employees.
The company has also been awarded the Beverly Heights Seniors Housing project in Edmonton.
Lastly, Bird, as part of a joint venture, was selected to execute the upgrading of mining infrastructure for an existing client. The four-year program includes clearing and foundation preparation, more than two-million-cubic-metres of fill placement, supply and installation of HDPE geomembrane, and supply, installation, and raising of monitoring instruments. The location was not disclosed in the release.
“These recent awards in our buildings and infrastructure businesses reflect the sustained demand we’re seeing across our key strategic markets, despite the current economic uncertainty,” said Teri McKibbon, president and CEO of Bird, in a statement. “Furthermore, they reflect the confidence our clients continue to place in Bird as an established and trusted delivery partner, valuing our deep sector experience and collaborative approach to project execution.”
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