YYC reopens West Runway after two-year $200M rebuild
AI Article Summary
YYC Calgary International Airport has completed a two-year, $200M rebuild of its West Runway. The upgraded runway is designed to withstand increased passenger and cargo traffic for the next 40 years and incorporates sustainable practices, such as water reuse and material recycling. The project, partially funded by the Government of Canada, was completed under budget with strong safety records by PCL Construction. Notably, the project received Envision Framework certification for sustainable infrastructure.
What This Means for Canadian Contractors
This project demonstrates how sustainable practices can be integrated into major infrastructure projects without compromising budget or safety. For Canadian builders, this means that achieving sustainability certifications like Envision Framework is both feasible and beneficial. Contractors may also notice an increased opportunity for government-funded projects, highlighting the importance of aligning with federal sustainability goals.
