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Check out another excellent article that has been published on The Open Mic: Traffic Control Signals – Supply, Installation + ModernizationTraffic Control Signals - Supply, Installation + Modernization - constructconnect.comCONTRACT 17 111 19198 PROCUREMENT PRC001469 2019 SUPPLY, INSTALLATION AND MODERNIZATION OF TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNALS Closing Date and Time: Tuesday, July 23, 2019 @ 2:00 p.m. Local Time This Contract is for the supply, installation and modernization of traffic control signals at various locations with...
Check out another excellent article that has been published on The Open Mic: Industry Perspectives Op-Ed: Ontario skilled worker shortage daunting but inroads are being madeIndustry Perspectives Op-Ed: Ontario skilled worker shortage daunting but inroads are being made - constructconnect.comIt’s hard not to be inspired about the future of Canada’s workforce after watching thousands of young people put their abilities to the test in recent high-stakes competitions for the skilled trades and technologies. The 2019 Skills Ontario Competition in early May attracted more than 2,400 elem...
Check out another excellent article that has been published on The Open Mic: PHOTO: Sealing the ScoopPHOTO: Sealing the Scoop - constructconnect.comWaterproofing work continues at the Scoop Condos on St. Clair Avenue West in Toronto. The owner is Graywood Developments and the construction manager is 59 Project Management. The work includes one six-storey boutique building using timber containing 72-units, retail at grade and underground parking...
Check out another excellent article that has been published on The Open Mic: Hamilton International Airport gets granted clearance for four-stage, $40-million upgradeHamilton International Airport gets granted clearance for four-stage, $40-million upgrade - constructconnect.comJohn C. Munro Hamilton International Airport (HIA) is in the initial phase of a massive, four-stage infrastructure project, with almost half of it to be funded by the federal government. The $38.8-million venture recently received $18.54 million from Transport Canada’s National Trade Corridor Fund...