Bird Construction will provide construction services for three integrated project delivery contracts worth in excess of $150 million.

Alberta Infrastructure has selected Bird Construction consortium as the preferred proponent for the design, build, finance, and maintain (DBFM) contract for five Alberta high schools.

Construction has begun on Eric Hamber Secondary school, the largest seismic school replacement project in Vancouver’s history.

Paul Charette is retiring as chairman of the board at Bird Construction. The board intends to appoint Paul Raboud as the new chairman.

Designed by Revery Architecture, Simon Fraser University's (SFU) School of Sustainable Energy Engineering has earned LEED Gold certification.

The B.C. government has opened the Mental Health and Substance Use Wellness Centre at Royal Columbian Hospital in New Westminster.

Bird Construction and Stuart Olson have entered into a definitive agreement where Bird will acquire Stuart Olson for $96.5 million.

Bird Construction has been awarded the Eric Hamber Secondary School Replacement Project in Vancouver, B.C. for approximately $92 million.

Bird Construction is celebrating 100 years since its first job on March 29, 1920. Hubert John Bird founded the company in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

The SFU Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engineering Building was a challenging project for Bird Construction, who delivered the project on time.

Bird Construction Inc. has announced Ian Boyd will be stepping down as president and CEO and assuming the role of executive vice president, major projects.

Hartland Resource Management Group has been named the preferred proponent for the Capital Regional District Residuals Treatment Facility in Victoria.

A biosolids facility in Calgary is now substantially complete.

Most new students arriving on a campus university for the first time can be overwhelmed: the sheer size of the university, the maze of different

Langara College in Vancouver has officially opened its new Science and Technology Building. The ribbon-cutting event included Advanced Education Minister Andrew Wilkinson, Vancouver Deputy Mayor

Casey House, a pioneer in HIV/AIDS health care and palliative care in Toronto, Ont., recently announced that construction of a 58,000-square-foot redevelopment project has begun at Jarvis St. and Isabella St. The $32-million development involves the renovation of an existing heritage property and the construction of a new and improved contemporary health care addition.