Are you interested in learning more about integrated project delivery (IPD)? Reach out today, simply fill out the form below and we’ll be in touch.
We're one of the Canadian pioneers behind this disruptive building method.
Are you interested in learning more about integrated project delivery (IPD)? Reach out today, simply fill out the form below and we’ll be in touch.
By optimizing early engagement from all stakeholders - trade partners, architects, owners, and contractors - IPD creates a much deeper level of collaboration. It naturally fosters efficiency, innovation and goal alignment. Read more.
We've completed more IPD projects than any other contractor in the country.
Our teams have accumulated over 11 million dollars in cost savings. And 12 months worth of saved time.
Consistently, partners across all of our IPD projects would like to do it again.
From start to finish, an integrated project differs from a traditional one.
For example, design decisions are moved to the beginning phases of a project - where they can be more effective and less costly. In doing this - and implementing early team engagement - the project has a higher level of completion prior to pre-construction. Reducing time and increasing savings.
The project delivery method is the single greatest determinant of success - in terms of cost control, quality of work, schedule, performance and positive social impact. See how IPD compares to other delivery methods.
Barrie Simcoe Emergency Services Campus | 190,000 sq. ft. | $86M
Diverting more that 92 per cent of waste during this project, the team consistantly delivered on their waste management goals.The final project was the result of an intense and iterative process. This collaborative approach brought together diverse teams to work collectively towards one goal: providing exceptional value to the client.
Canada Games Aquatic Centre | 135,000 sq. ft. | $13.5M
The City of Kamloops was the first municipality in British Columbia to pursue and complete a project by way of IPD. This major renovation was for the Canada Games Aquatic Centre: their main aquatic facility originally constructed in 1992 consisting of a pool and future additions of an amenity pool, sauna, steam room and slide.
Sakaw Terrace Senior Housing | 140,000 sq. ft. | $39M
This seniors living facility includes 158 units with balconies; a parking garage; two courtyards; a communal greenhouse; amenities such as a salon, an exercise facility, a theatre room, a commercial kitchen, a dining area, and a multi-faith room.