417 widening to be folded into LRT project
The contract to build Ottawa’s light-rail line is slated to become far more lucrative for the successful bidder. City staff are now proposing to bundle
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417 widening to be folded into LRT project
The contract to build Ottawa’s light-rail line is slated to become far more lucrative for the successful bidder. City staff are now proposing to bundle
Public Works preps for watermain reconstruction
The federal government is looking for construction companies to complete a six-figure reconstruction of the watermain servicing the Cliff Heating and Cooling Plant. Solicitation documents
Downtown Islamic centre poised for redevelopment
The owners of the Islam Care Centre on Lisgar Street are proposing to demolish the century-old building and replace it with new place of worship
$18M overhaul slated for old EDC space
A closely watched downtown office tower is undergoing a significant interior facelift before the space is returned to the market, according to municipal records. Daoust
Retail vacancy declined by 40 basis points in the second half of 2011 to reach 2.3 per cent, according to brokerage firm Cushman & Wakefield
Delcan receives $1.2M bridge replacement design contract
The Ottawa office of infrastructure engineering firm Delcan Corp. has landed a contract worth nearly $1.2 million from Public Works for design work to replace
Ottawa housing starts expected to decline
Despite a surge in housing starts this January and during the past year, a decline in new home In January, the seasonally adjusted, annual rate
McCormick Rankin wins Chaudière Crossing contract
The Ottawa office of a Canadian engineering consulting company has received the latest contract as part of the federal government’s efforts to rehabilitate several interprovincial
Association buys Montreal Road property
A local French-language organization displaced by the city’s light-rail project said it has acquired a vacant building lot in Vanier, where it plans to construct
Ottawa businesses court LRT bidders
Dozens of local construction firms, labour leaders and tech companies put their products and expertise on display Thursday, vying for work on the city’s $2.1-billion
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