
Housing starts may look promising, but there’s much more to be done, experts say
While the annual pace of housing starts in September rose to its highest level since November 2021, there’s more to the numbers when it comes
Housing starts may look promising, but there’s much more to be done, experts say
While the annual pace of housing starts in September rose to its highest level since November 2021, there’s more to the numbers when it comes
Stittsville company has closed a deal to buy Steric Design and General Contracting, which specializes in designing and fitting up restaurants, mainstreet businesses and stores
Contracting business continued to expand its customer base Wednesday when it pulled the trigger on its second M&A transaction of 2021.
Quebec construction firm lands $24.6M Chaudière Crossing contract
Project involves replacing several steel and concrete components of the Union Bridge as well as widening the Hull Causeway
Feds, province to give local school boards $57M for COVID-related safety upgrades
Projects could include renovating HVAC systems, installing water bottle refilling stations to boost access to safe drinking water and reconfiguring rooms with new walls and
Longtime J.L. Richards & Associates executive Guy Cormier retires
University of Ottawa engineering grad joined the company in 1984 and was named CEO in 2012.
Ottawa engineering firm J.L. Richards names eight new associates
Firm has appointed Tamara Gauthier, Robert Langlois, Matthew Morkem, Tracy O’Brien, Joël Primeau, Steve Saxton, Sarah Vereault and Jane Wilson associates.
Pomerleau to build $42M Parks Canada artifact storage facility in Gatineau
It’s the second major contract the Quebec firm has won for a project in the National Capital Region over the last two months.
Pomerleau wins contract to construct new British High Commission building
The $35-million project to replace the existing U.K. diplomatic headquarters at 80 Elgin St. is expected to be completed in 2022.
Feds look to start prequalifying contractors to bid on Supreme Court building overhaul
Building systems and components are “overdue” for rehabilitation following various emergency repairs and maintenance dating back to the 1990s.
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