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We have been awarded a contract from the Groupe Héritage Île-d’Orléans S.E.N.C. as part of a project for the new Île d’Orléans Bridge developed by Quebec’s Ministère des Transports et de la Mobilité durable du Québec (MTMD) (department of transportation and sustainable mobility). We will oversee the design of the roads, interchanges, approach spans, terrestrial structures, landscaping and more on both shores of the St. Lawrence River.
We’ve been appointed as delivery partner by TESCanada H2 to provide front end engineering and design services for their Mauricie Project green hydrogen hub in Quebec. Use of this hydrogen aims to decrease Quebec’s greenhouse gas emissions by 800,000 tonnes, and help the province achieve its decarbonization objectives. It is one of the largest clean hydrogen projects in Canada. It’s also amongst the largest decarbonization projects announced in Quebec to date. We're proud to be involved as we continue to Engineer A Better Future for our planet and its people.
We are proud to share that we are undertaking the operations and maintenance work at the CHUM - Centre hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal, one of the largest hospital centres in Canada.. Leveraging our expertise in engineering and project management, our Operations and Maintenance (O&M) team will namely conduct the maintenance of hospital structure, support the life cycle management of the equipment under our supervision, and use advanced automation systems to monitor and continue to optimize the CHUM’s energy use. Our healthcare system is facing a matrix of urgent problems. By delivering reliable facilities management services, we help authorities focus on delivering care to patients. Our vast scope of work in the healthcare sector is one of the many ways we support our commitment to communities and how we strive to #EngineeraBetterFuture.
AtkinsRéalis Launches Canadians for CANDU; Calls on Governments to Support Canadian Nuclear Sector and Support Jobs in Push for Net-Zero As the global community works toward net-zero emissions, the nuclear energy solutions of tomorrow should be powered by Canadian innovation and know-how. Spearheaded by The Right Honourable Jean Chretien and former Ontario Premier Mike Harris, today we’ve launched the “Canadians for CANDU” campaign that calls on the federal and provincial governments to support the only made-in-Canada nuclear technology on the market. Learn how we’re partnering with industry leaders, members of the domestic supply chain, academics, and citizens here:
Our Canadian Nuclear business is opening a new office in Durham Region, to support a growing workforce and the expansion of nuclear power in Ontario. Joining us at today’s opening was Ontario’s Minister of Finance and local MPP Peter Bethlenfalvy, and officials from the City of Pickering. Located at 1340 Pickering Parkway in Pickering, Ontario, the new office will support AtkinsRéalis’ work, as the steward of CANDU® nuclear technology, supporting the 10 CANDU reactors producing 34% of Ontario’s power at Ontario Power Generation’s Pickering and Darlington nuclear generating stations, as well as on the Darlington SMR project tasked with bringing online North America’s first grid-scale SMR.
We have been awarded a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) comprehensive engineering services contract supporting Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) research and development of fusion energy – a clean, safe and virtually limitless energy source. This work underscores our expertise delivering innovative solutions for complex scientific projects and our commitment to Engineering A Better Future for our planet and its people.
AtkinsRéalis and Bird Construction, have entered into an alliance development agreement to work collaboratively with Metrolinx to deliver the East Harbour Transit Hub: a new interchange station that is part of a broader transit-oriented community plan for Toronto. AtkinsRéalis is partnered with Bird under the Rail Connect (RC) Partners joint venture. Under the alliance development agreement, services include optimizing the design solution, preparing detailed estimates for resources, costs and schedules, preparing a Project Proposal, finalizing the Project Alliance Agreement, and performing Early Works. The East Harbour Transit Hub will support local transit needs in the community and regional connectivity, through the incorporation of the GO Train, Ontario Line subway and future Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) light rail transit. Service levels planned as part of GO Expansion would see a GO train arriving as frequently as every five minutes.
We’re proud to unveil our inaugural ReconciliACTION Plan (RAP) in Canada. The RAP will guide AtkinsRéalis’ Indigenous Relations strategy in Canada going forward, across procurement, recruitment, employee education and experience, bidding, project delivery, partnerships and philanthropy, and more. A key part of the plan involves increasing the collaboration between AtkinsRéalis’ Engineering Services in Canada and Indigenous groups through limited partnerships and joint venture arrangements on projects, as well as maintaining involvement of Indigenous companies in AtkinsRéalis’ supply chain on projects across the country.
We have been awarded a six-year contract by the Société québécoise des infrastructures (SQI) to modernize the Institut national de psychiatrie légale Philippe-Pinel. The mandate of the consortium, which includes SNC-Lavalin, will cover mechanical and electrical engineering services for the construction of two pavilions dedicated to secure care units and academic activities.
We’ve signed a teaming agreement with Anishinabek Nation owned construction company Shwe Miikaan in Ontario. It’s part of a co-operation agreement to jointly pursue future work on the expansion of Highway 69 in Ontario to four lanes. The expansion is located within Robinson Huron Treaty territory. Highway 69 is a provincially maintained north–south highway. It is a key corridor for people and goods in the region, and a crucial route for Canada as part of the Trans-Canada Highway. The expansion will help improve traffic flow and safety, and support economic growth and prosperity in Northern Ontario.
