Lansdowne 2.0 coûtera moins cher que prévu aux contribuables
Le Droit
AI Article Summary
The Lansdowne 2.0 project, approved in fall 2023 by the city council, was initially set to cost $419 million. Concerns about potential budget overruns for building an Event Centre and a new north stand have been allayed by more favorable new estimates. The project may end up being less costly for taxpayers than originally anticipated.
What This Means for Canadian Contractors
This project demonstrates how rigorous planning and resource management can reduce projected construction costs. Quebec builders should consider similar strategies to optimize resources and manage financial risks in their own projects. Furthermore, this project may serve as an example for negotiating favorable conditions with suppliers and controlling material costs.
