Bird Construction Secures $1.1 Billion in New Contracts and Agreements

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Bird Construction Inc. has announced significant project awards and multiyear agreements totaling $1.1 billion, enhancing its industrial maintenance portfolio and expanding its service offerings across Canada.

Bird Construction Inc., based in Mississauga, Ontario, has recently disclosed new project awards and multiyear agreements valued at an impressive $1.1 billion. This announcement highlights a series of renewals and expanded service offerings with six of the company's existing clients, under agreements that extend for periods of up to five years. The services encompassed in these contracts include mechanical and electrical maintenance, as well as turnaround and outage services, all of which are crucial for major industrial and energy facilities spread across Canada.
Among the notable contracts announced is an electrical services scope related to a substantial healthcare redevelopment project in Alberta, showcasing Bird's involvement in critical infrastructure projects. Additionally, Jacob Bros., a partner company, has been awarded several new contracts tied to public infrastructure initiatives in British Columbia. These projects cover a wide array of civil infrastructure enabling works, water treatment facilities, waste and recycling systems, and developments in long-term care facilities.
Bird Construction is also set to undertake industrial construction awards for various significant projects, including a new structure that will bolster Ontario's nuclear sector, a wind energy initiative based in Eastern Canada, and a district energy facility located in Western Canada.
Teri McKibbon, the president and CEO of Bird, commented on these developments, stating, "These awards reflect the resilience of Bird’s business, supported by a distributed load of work across markets, customers, and geographies. The continued growth of our industrial maintenance portfolio adds recurring revenue and greater visibility to our work program, while reinforcing the value of our integrated service offering and long-term client relationships."
McKibbon emphasized the importance of their work, stating, "From critical maintenance supporting energy assets to specialized electrical scopes on major healthcare infrastructure, public infrastructure projects, and nuclear sector work, our teams continue to be selected for complex work where safety, execution certainty, and technical expertise matter most. These awards demonstrate the strength of our specialty capabilities, expand our combined backlog, and reinforce our ability to deliver long-term value for shareholders."
This substantial influx of project awards not only signifies Bird's robust operational capacity but also highlights the company's strategic positioning within the competitive landscape of construction and infrastructure development in Canada.

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