Our Canadian projects have achieved rankings among the Top 100 largest public sector infrastructure projects
01-18-2024
The Top100 Projects annual report by ReNew Canada, the voice of public sector infrastructure in the country, has been released. It features the 100 largest public sector infrastructure projects currently under development in Canada. Both of our Canadian projects have secured positions in the rankings: the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension is ranked 17th, and the Broadway Subway Project is ranked 29th.
These top projects are ranked based on their confirmed project cost (capital or total contracts) and must be in active procurement, assessment, design, and/or construction. Furthermore, the projects must have funding support before being included in the report.
Eglinton Crosstown West Extension
The Eglinton Crosstown West Extension is an approximately 9.2-kilometre extension of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT (future Line 5), from Mount Dennis to Renforth Drive. Metrolinx is actively collaborating with the GTAA and municipal partners on the proposed alignment from Renforth Drive to the airport. Tunnelling is one of the first phases of work for the project.
The project is being delivered in four separate contracts: Advance Tunnelling DBF; Second Advance Tunnelling DBF; Elevated Guideway DB; and Stations and Remaining Work.
Project details
Industry Sector: Transit
Project Type: LRT
Project Value: $4.7 billion
Funding Source: P3
Federal Funding: $1 billion
Provincial Funding: $1.7 billion
Municipal Funding: $1.56
Private Funding: 1560000000
Province: Ontario
City / Region: Toronto
The Broadway Subway Project will see the addition of six underground stations and 5.7 kilometres of track to the Millennium Line. The extension will run from VCC-Clark Station to Arbutus Street; 700 metres will be elevated guideway and the remainder will be tunneled. On opening day, the line will have the capacity to move three times as many people through the corridor. Tunnel boring has begun, and construction continues on the elevated guideway portion of the line as well as the underground stations.
Project details
Industry Sector: Transit
Project Type: LRT
Project Value: $2.83 billion
Funding Source: Public
Federal Funding: $896.9 million
Provincial Funding: $1.82 billion
Municipal Funding: City of Vancouver: $99.8 million (in-kind land contribution)
Province: British Columbia
City / Region: Vancouver
