Site work for a municipal facility in Toronto, Ontario. Completed plans call for site work for a municipal facility.

The Ontario Place Public Realm ("OPPR") Project is to be delivered under the Construction Manager at Risk model to provide construction management services including preconstruction consultation and construction works. OPPR is a key element in rebuilding Ontario Place, making it an iconic destination once again. The vision for OPPR is to revitalize approximately 43 acres of this cherished public asset to create an environment that reflects a re-animated waterfront and makes Ontario Place a world class, all-season destination. The scope of the work includes permanent and interim public areas including restoring and enhancing the water's edge, securing continuous public access throughout the site, and enhancing long-term resilience, environmental performance, upgrading the public spaces and creating new and expanded waterfront access. Official bid documents must be obtained from www.merx.com January 5, 2026 Infrastructure Ontario and the Ministry of Tourism, Gaming and Culture (MTCG) have invited five teams to respond to a Request for Proposals (RFP) for construction management services for the development of the public realm as part of the Ontario Place Redevelopment. Five teams were shortlisted based on criteria identified in a request for qualifications (RFQ) process that began in June 2025. Selection criteria included construction capability, experience, qualified personnel, and financial capacity to deliver a project of this size and scope. The shortlisted teams are: - Urbacon Buildings Group - Amico Design Build Inc - EllisDon Civil Ltd - PCL Constructors Canada Inc - Clearway Dufferin Joint Venture (Clearway Construction Inc. 50 per cent and Dufferin Construction Company 50 per cent) The teams will now prepare proposals detailing how they will deliver the project. Once submissions have been received, Infrastructure Ontario and MTCG will evaluate the proposals, select a preferred team and negotiate a final contract. A third-party fairness monitor will oversee the entire procurement process.