Bradford Bypass Program Secures Major Program Management Consultant: CH2M Hill Canada Wins $135M Contract
10 Dec 2025
The Bradford Bypass Programme, one of the biggest regional infrastructure projects undertaken by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO), has advanced significantly. The Ministry has formally awarded CH2M Hill Canada Limited the Programme Management Consultant (PMC) contract after a lengthy and fiercely competitive procurement process. The Bradford Bypass will be guided through planning, engineering, and construction over the next few years thanks to this award, which was announced on December 3, 2025. A Project for Transformational InfrastructureHighway 400 in the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury and Highway 404 in the Town of East Gwillimbury will be connected by the 16.3-kilometre, four-lane Bradford Bypass. One of Ontario's most well-known transport projects, the bypass is intended to ease traffic, reduce travel times, and promote economic growth.Several jurisdictions will be impacted by the project, including: Bradford West Gwillimbury Town King Township East Gwillimbury Town In the rapidly expanding Greater Golden Horseshoe region, the highway is anticipated to alleviate long-standing traffic bottlenecks and promote regional connectivity.A Comprehensive, Extended AgreementCH2M Hill Canada Limited was given the PMC contract (Solicitation No. 2025-C-2307) by the Ministry for a total of $135,348,676. The project will run from November 28, 2025, to December 31, 2032.CH2M Hill Canada's duties as the Programme Management Consultant will include: Management of Engineeringcoordinating the many engineering and technical services needed for thorough planning and highway design. Scheduling and Programme Oversightensuring that all segments - West, Central, and East - meet deadlines. Administration of Construction Contractsoverseeing compliance, progress evaluations, and quality control during the building stage. Coordination of Multiple Sectionsensuring integrated and effective delivery by supervising construction across three main sections.Strict Qualification Standards in ProcurementOnly companies authorised in the Ministry's RAQS (Registry, Appraisal and Qualification System) under the speciality were permitted to participate in this RFP.Detailed Design: Significant Widening and/or Reconstruction of a Multi-lane Arterial and MotorwayThis made sure that only companies with technical expertise and experience could compete.The following were part of the bidding process: Required bid intent Several points of contact for technical explanations On July 17, 2025, a virtual information session took place. Strict deadlines for Q&A and bid submission The Bradford Bypass's size, complexity, and vital importance are highlighted by the procurement's competitive nature.An Important Development for the Future of Transportation in OntarioThe Ontario government's dedication to developing significant highway infrastructure is demonstrated by the awarding of this contract. Given the rapid population growth in Simcoe County and York Region, the Bradford Bypass is anticipated to: Cut down on traffic on local roads Boost the speed of emergency response Boost economic productivity and the flow of goods Encourage long-term trends in regional development Now that CH2M Hill Canada is officially involved, the project enters a new stage of organised and efficient delivery.In conclusionAn important turning point in one of Ontario's most revolutionary infrastructure projects is the Bradford Bypass Program's Programme Management Consultant award. Residents and stakeholders can anticipate significant advancements towards a safer, quicker, and more effective regional transport network as CH2M Hill Canada starts its multi-year mandate. #BradfordBypass #OntarioInfrastructure #MTOProjects #CH2MHill #EngineeringConsulting #ProgramManagement #TransportationProjects #OntarioHighways #InfrastructureDevelopment #CanadianTenders #ContractAward #PublicProcurement #RoadConstruction #ExpresswayDevelopment #ProjectManagement #CivilEngineering #CanadaInfrastructure #TransportationPlanning #HighwayExpansion #MajorProjectsOntario #GovernmentContracts #EngineeringServices #OntarioNews #InfrastructureUpdates
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Capital Regional District Awards Major Infrastructure Contract for Main No.4 Upgrade and Bear Hill Trunk Extension
10 Dec 2025
With the Main No. 4 Upgrade and Bear Hill Trunk Extension project awarded, the Capital Regional District (CRD) has made significant progress in bolstering its water infrastructure network. This important project, which was released through a Request for Proposal (BPS) procedure, intends to support long-term regional growth and upgrade vital water transmission capacity.The contract, valued at CAD 27,272,343, was formally awarded by CRD to WINDLEY CONTRACTING LTD., a reputable civil construction firm with headquarters in Nanaimo, British Columbia, on November 27, 2025.Improving the Region's Water SecurityAn essential improvement to the area's water supply system is the Main No. 4 Upgrade. The CRD keeps funding the modernisation of vital water infrastructure in response to expanding communities and rising demand in order to guarantee: Water delivery that is dependable Enhanced capacity for flow Long-term resistance to system malfunctions Support for upcoming advancements By incorporating new service routes, the Bear Hill Trunk Extension improves connectivity and distribution throughout growing service areas.A Strategic Grant for an Important ProjectAlthough there was competition for the RFP, WINDLEY CONTRACTING LTD. was chosen following a thorough analysis based on: Strong technical proficiency demonstrated expertise in large-scale civil infrastructure projects Competitive rates Capacity to fulfil intricate project deadlines With a history of completing major water, wastewater, and municipal engineering projects throughout British Columbia, WINDLEY CONTRACTING LTD. is situated at 3711 Shenton Rd., Nanaimo, BC.Encouraging Long-Term Regional DevelopmentBy funding this project, the Capital Regional District demonstrates its dedication to: bolstering public infrastructure Encouraging sustainable urban growth Increasing the dependability of the water system Putting long-term operational effectiveness first Such proactive infrastructure improvements are crucial for a safe and sustainable water future as population pressures rise and climate challenges change.Considering the FutureNow that the contract has been awarded, CRD's Infrastructure and Water Services division will start construction on the Main No. 4 Upgrade and Bear Hill Trunk Extension. When finished, the project will greatly increase the region's ability to transmit water and secure vital infrastructure for many years to come.The partnership between CRD and WINDLEY CONTRACTING LTD. paves the way for better service delivery, resilient systems, and infrastructure that is ready for expansion throughout the area.Latest Government Tenders and Contract Awards in Canada - CanadaTenders CanadaTenders - Your trusted source for latest government tenders, RFPs, RFQs, and contract awards in Canada Stay updated with the latest public procurement opportunities and tender notices in Canada at CanadaTenders Find all Canada government tenders, eProcurement updates, and contract award notices on CanadaTenders Explore live tenders, bids, and procurement opportunities in Canada with CanadaTenders - The canada tender portal CanadaTenders brings you verified tenders, procurement news, and contract awards from Canada #CapitalRegionalDistrict #CRD #WaterInfrastructure #InfrastructureProjects #BritishColumbia #CanadaConstruction #WaterServices #MunicipalProjects #EngineeringSolutions #ContractAward #PublicProcurement #InfrastructureDevelopment #CivilConstruction #WaterSystemUpgrade #SustainableInfrastructure #BCProjects #WINDLEYContracting #RFPResults #UtilityInfrastructure #RegionalGrowth
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Winnipeg Awards $18.26M Contract for Major Lagimodiere Twin Overpasses Rehabilitation Project
10 Dec 2025
A significant infrastructure contract worth $18,267,178.71 has been formally awarded by the City of Winnipeg to PCL Constructors Canada Inc. for the renovation and upgrade of the Lagimodiere Twin Overpasses over CPKC Keewatin, as well as associated road construction and drainage improvements. The contract is scheduled to run from December 1, 2025, to June 30, 2028. The award was published on November 27, 2025.This major infrastructure project will support long-term transport needs for one of Winnipeg's busiest corridors while also increasing traffic efficiency and roadway safety.A Multi-Year Transformational Infrastructure ImprovementThe City presented a thorough scope of work under Solicitation 295-2025 with the goal of updating pavements, enlarging embankments, modernising bridges, and enhancing drainage systems. In keeping with Winnipeg's vision for safer, more connected mobility options, the rehabilitation will also add active transport pathways.The following are important project components:2026 City-Funded Projects, Part 1 Rehabilitating the southbound bridge structure Demobilisation and mobilisation (First Section) Section 2: 2027 City-Funded Projects Rehabilitating the northbound bridge structure Installing a structure for overhead signs Significant widening and rehabilitation of the northbound and southbound lanes Improvements to the entrance and exit ramps New active transport route construction: The Lagimodiere Path, which leads to Ravelston West Concordia Road (Peguis to Molson) Urbanisation and Concordia Avenue rehabilitation Demobilisation and mobilisation (Part 2) Together, these initiatives seek to improve public safety, lessen traffic congestion, and prolong the life of essential transportation infrastructure.A Procurement That Is Competitive Under National Trade AgreementsThe project was submitted as a Request for Tender (RFT) and adhered to significant trade agreements, such as: Comprehensive Trade and Economic Agreement, or CETA CFTA: The Free Trade Agreement of Canada The New West Partnership Trade Agreement, or NWPTA, In order to guarantee project dependability and execution capability, bidders had to offer significant security, such as a 10% bid bond and 50% performance and labor/materials bonds.Following assessment, PCL Constructors Canada Inc., with its headquarters located at 1540 Gamble Place in Winnipeg, was selected as the winning contractor.An Important Expenditure for Winnipeg's Transportation SystemA vital arterial route that supports thousands of daily commuters, commercial traffic, and regional connectivity is the Lagimodiere corridor. The twin's rehabilitation is anticipated to: Enhance the safety and structural integrity of bridges Meet the increasing demand for traffic Boost access for bicyclists and pedestrians To lower the risk of flooding, upgrade drainage systems. Increase the vital transportation assets' operational life The project is a forward-thinking investment in resilient urban mobility and sustainable infrastructure, with a completion date of June 30, 2028.Looking ForwardThe City of Winnipeg's choice to give PCL this multi-year contract demonstrates their dedication to superior engineering, cutting-edge urban planning, and long-term transportation planning. Residents can anticipate phased construction, enhanced mobility infrastructure, and increased security throughout the Lagimodiere corridor.Long-term benefits from this project will support Winnipeg's economic growth and community connectivity for many years to come.Latest Government Tenders and Contract Awards in Canada - CanadaTendersCanadaTenders - Your trusted source for latest government tenders, RFPs, RFQs, and contract awards in Canada Stay updated with the latest public procurement opportunities and tender notices in Canada at CanadaTenders Find all Canada government tenders, eProcurement updates, and contract award notices on CanadaTendersExplore live tenders, bids, and procurement opportunities in Canada with CanadaTenders - The canada tender portalCanadaTenders brings you verified tenders, procurement news, and contract awards from Canada #WinnipegInfrastructure #LagimodiereOverpass #PCLConstructors #InfrastructureCanada #ManitobaProjects #RoadRehabilitation #BridgeConstruction #UrbanDevelopment #CityofWinnipeg #ContractAward #PublicProcurement #CETA #CFTA #NWPTA #TransportationUpgrade #ActiveTransportation #CanadianConstruction #MajorProjectsCanada #CivilEngineering #RoadworksCanada
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