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Public procurements must be held to a higher standard since they involve monies provided by the public. This means that the procuring entity must act, and be seen to act, with integrity and professionalism. All procurements must be conducted in an open, fair and transparent fashion.
When the industry and/or the public start to question a public procurement, for whatever reason, then that buyer of construction needs to review and re-evaluate what may have occurred to erode the trust of the public.
This is the current situation with the Ottawa Hospital.
Industry News
The Canadian Construction Associaiton (CCA) will be hosting a webinar on June 8 from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.(ET) for a deep-dive into CCDC 3, a standard prime contract between the owner and prime contractor to perform the required work on an actual-cost basis.
innovation Corner
On August 22-24, 2023, Building Transformations will be hosting the Industry Summit on Technology in Toronto.
The event will focus and address critical issues pertianing to labour shortages in the construction industry through the integration of design, manufacturing, fabrication, and assembly processes with field mechanization.
Safety
The Occupational Health and Safety Branch of the MLITSD provides the monthly Report for the Labour-Management Network to OGCA. We are pleased to share this information with our membership.
This report includes monthly statistics, year-to-date fatality and critical injury reporting in construction, as well as a "What’s New" section, court bulletins, and enforcement trends.
Ontario (ACEC-Ontario) hosted its 20th annual Ontario Engineering Project Awards (OEPA) for the Ontario engineering community on the evening of May 10.
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