Demolition and site work for a bridge / tunnel in Ottawa, Ontario. Completed plans call for the demolition of a bridge / tunnel; and for site work for a bridge / tunnel.

Alexandra Bridge Replacement Project. The participation to the RFP is limited to the qualified respondents from the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) process (EH990-250827). The Government of Canada announced that the three qualified teams will be invited to participate in the Request for Proposals (RFP) stage for the Alexandra Bridge replacement project. The qualified teams are: Epoch Pathway Ontario-Québec Partners: - Flatiron Dragados Canada Inc. - EBC Inc. - Construction Demathieu & Bard Inc. -Hatch Ltd. - Carlos Fernandez Casado S.L. Peter Kiewit Sons ULC: - Peter Kiewit Sons ULC - Kiewit Engineering Group Canada ULC - WSP Canada Inc. - International Bridge Technologies Canada Inc. Heritage Link Group: - Janin Atlas Inc. - Dodin Quebec Inc. - COWI North America Ltd. - Stantec Consulting Ltd. These teams were selected through a Request for Qualifications that was launched in October 2024. They will now be invited to submit formal proposals in October 2025. The successful bidder will work in partnership with the integrated project team to finalize the design, deconstruct the existing structure and build the new bridge. The contract for planning and design is expected to be awarded in winter 2026. The contract for deconstruction and construction is expected to follow in 2027, with work beginning in 2028. The new bridge is expected to be in use by 2032. In February, the National Capital Commission (NCC) Board of Directors granted an initial Federal Land Use and Design Approval for the preferred concept design for the replacement of the Alexandra Bridge. The current Alexandra Bridge is over 120 years old and has reached the end of its useful life. The replacement project is being advanced using a progressive design-build approach, which will allow for early collaboration between designers and builders, leading to faster delivery, better cost control and higher-quality results. Following the RFP process, the successful bidder will work with the integrated project team to complete the design in accordance with the project requirements. The integrated project team consists of representatives from Public Services and Procurement Canada, the NCC and Arup Canada Inc., the technical advisor. Consultations with Indigenous communities, the public and stakeholders will continue throughout the project.