The University of King’s College has announced its plan to build a new 140,000-square-foot multi-purpose facility to replace the current King’s gym.
The Mariners Centre’s expansion in Southwest Nova Scotia aims to serve the community for the next 50 years by providing enhanced sports, entertainment and wellness offerings.
Workers’ Compensation Board of Nova Scotia requires professional residential renovation and construction contractors to support its Home Modification Program. This program provides renovations to the homes of WCB clients across the province with the objective of providing a safe and accessible home to those in need.
The new 17,569 square foot building, scheduled to open in 2023, will create a more accessible and efficient space for the organization’s vocational and day programming, including three social enterprises that provide training environments for participants. It will also allow them to better serve their growing customer base with room to accommodate up to 125 clients.
Government is investing $112.7 million to expand and modernize the South Shore Regional Hospital in Bridgewater. Learn about the latest open tender related to the renovation and expansion, “NS22-0557 – DPW – South Shore Regional Hospital Tender Package (TP) 04 – Structure, Elevator, and Envelope.”
The Town of Wolfville is seeking the services of an accredited architect and/or architectural firm with the credentials to develop, complete, and provide, detailed design, costing, and all construction-ready drawings for a new Welcome Centre in the Town. A concept design has been approved in principle by Council.
A tender opportunity, RFSQ for Construction Trades and Technical Services (WS53097515), is now open for consideration and bidding.
The work will include renovations to the emergency department, the endoscopy/day surgery unit, dialysis and physical plant. There will be a new space created for an MRI. Construction is expected to take seven years to complete. The work will be completed in phases.
The required work on this project is for complete construction services for significant demolition of the existing Visitor Reception Centre building (160 m2) and the re-construction, renovation, and planned expansion for a revised total 1,125 m2 building.
The project generally consists of constructing a new Mi’gmaq Child and Family Services building (MCFSNB) For Metepenagiag First Nation to be located at Indian Garden Road, Red Bank Reserve, New Brunswick.