From Cape Breton Post – Pen was put to paper on Tuesday morning to complete a historic agreement that will bring labour stability to Cape Breton’s construction industry over the next five years.
The Cape Breton Regional Municipality (CBRM) Healthcare Redevelopment project is another step closer to transforming the way health care is delivered in New Waterford and surrounding area, and the communities of the Northside. Government awarded the contract for the construction management services for the New Waterford Community Hub and Northside Health Centre projects to PCL Constructors Canada Inc.
Glace Bay residents will soon have improved access to dialysis with the opening of the Tom Peach Renal Dialysis Clinic. The new six-station unit will begin treating patients at Glace Bay Hospital later this month.
From Cape Breton Post – The provincial government has issued a tender for elevators for the Nova Scotia Community College Sydney Waterfront Campus development.
From Cape Breton Post – The provincial government has issued a trio of tenders for aspects of construction at the Nova Scotia Community College Sydney Waterfront Campus project.
From Saltwire Network – Trusting the process is a term often used by sports coaches to let team fans know to be patient — the same can be said for the construction of new sports facilities in New Waterford.
Construction is expected to begin later this month on a new NSCC Marconi Campus in Sydney, N.S. The province plans to move the campus to Sydney’s waterfront from the existing location beside Cape Breton University, saying the location in Sydney’s core will attract more students from across the province.
From Cape Breton Post – A glimpse into the future of Sydney’s downtown core was unveiled on Friday when the provincial government unveiled conceptual drawings of the new Marconi Campus.
Construction on Nova Scotia Community College’s (NSCC) new, contemporary home in downtown Sydney will begin this month. NSCC issued a tender on June 26 to start the construction phase of the project. This tender is expected to be awarded within two weeks. Other construction tenders will be issued over the next 18 months.
The province continues to move forward with Cape Breton Regional Municipality’s largest health-care project that will improve access and expand services. The province is allocating $38.4 million towards planning and early construction of the CBRM Health Care Redevelopment Project, today, July 2.