EllisDon took home two CCPPP 2025 National Awards for Innovation and Excellence in P3s (Public-Private Partnerships) for their work on the Royal Inland Hospital and the Alberta P3 School Bundle #5 projects.

The National Awards celebrates and recognizes Canada’s cutting-edge infrastructure projects involving public sector entities like governments and educational institutions partnering with the private sector. Each recognized project is at the forefront of project financing, project delivery, service delivery, infrastructure investment, and economic benefit – a reflection of its community’s vision for improved public services and infrastructure, and a clear demonstration of successful, collaborative partnerships.

Royal Inland Hospital – P3 Service Delivery – Awarded Silver

• A project partnership with Interior Health, Infrastructure BC, EllisDon Infrastructure Healthcare, and Fiera Infrastructure.
• Delivered using a DBFM model with a 30-year maintenance contract.
• EllisDon Facilities Services (EDFS) provides facilities management to a space spanning over 840,000 square feet, while renovation work continues to advance in Phase 2 of the project.
• EDFS delivered a range of innovations across the hospital campus, including sustainability upgrades and a tailored energy dashboard that went beyond contract requirements to support long-term efficiency and performance.

“The culmination of years of dedication from EllisDon Facilities Services, this award signifies the outstanding and ongoing efforts that our team, along with our partners at Interior Health, puts in daily to ensure Royal Inland Hospital receives the best possible service throughout its operations phase. We’re proud of every individual that has contributed to this project and will look to maintain our momentum throughout the rest of the maintenance term,” said Colin Flock, senior vice president, EDFS.

EllisDon also won an Award of Merit for the Alberta P3 School Bundle #5. The project will deliver six much-needed schools within the province. These schools will accommodate 6,140 students upon opening, featuring the integration of two different school classes for the first time to deliver five custom elementary schools and one high school.