Ontario Construction News staff writer
Infrastructure Ontario (IO) and the Ministry of the Attorney General have prequalified a consortium led by Buttcon Ltd., and another headed by Pomerleau Inc., for Phase 2 of the addition to the A. Grenville and William Davis Courthouse in Brampton and construction of a new Toronto bail centre.
The design, build and finance work in Brampton includes fitting out four floors of a new courthouse, renovating the existing courthouse and the Land Registry building.
The Toronto project involves retrofitting a courthouse at 2201 Finch Avenue West to serve as a new bail centre to accommodate all adult bail operations in the city once Toronto’s new downtown courthouse opens in 2022.
The new facility will be equipped with the technology required to deliver modern, accessible justice services and interconnectivity with the new Toronto courthouse.
The province plans to pick a winning bidder for the projects next spring.
Project teams:
Pomerleau Inc.
Design Team: NORR Architects & Engineers Ltd., Aspyr Engineering Ltd., Sight N Sound Design Inc., Entuitive Corporation, Smith & Andersen Consulting Engineering
Civil Consultant: A.M. Candaras Associates Inc.
M&E Subcontractor: Plan Group Inc.
Brampton Courthouse Constructors
Developer: Buttcon Ltd.
Design Team: +VG Architects, MTE Consultants Inc., MCW Consultants Ltd., Lobo Consulting Services Inc.
Financial Advisor: Rocklynn Capital Inc.
M&E Subcontractor: Mattina Mechanical Ltd., D.D. Mac Electric