Parsons’ volume of work in Canada’s infrastructure market is highlighted in ReNew Canada’s 10th annual Top 100 Infrastructure Projects. Parsons is ranked platinum for its contributions to 18 of the country’s largest infrastructure projects based on cost. Representing more than CAD $41 billion and spanning five provinces and the Northwest Territories, Parsons’ work encompasses airports, bridges, bus rapid transit, and environmental remediation, among others. The company is engaged in six of the reported 19 transportation sector projects and nine of the 20 transit projects, including the CAD $9.1 billion Eglinton Crossroads Light Rail Transit.
The Transportation Association of Canada (TAC) welcomes its newest members – MeteoGroup Weather Services (Oakville, ON); JD Northcote Engineering Inc. (Barrie, ON); York University, Department of Civil Engineering (North York, ON); Capital Paving Inc. (Guelph, ON); Town of Windsor (Nova Scotia); Ms. Auja Ominski, University of Manitoba (Winnpeg); and Mr. Khem Parmanand, (Brampton, ON).
Le Ministère des Transports du Québec (MTQ) has changed his name to Ministère des Transports, de la Mobilité durable et de l’Électrification des transports (MTMDET) to better reflect its expanded mandate of transportation, sustainable mobility and electrification of transport.
Transoft Solutions Inc., developers of transportation engineering software solutions established in 1991, has adopted a new brand corporate identity and logo. The new identity marks the company’s changing operating plans, the introduction of new product lines and the launch of major developments in its flagship software, AutoTURN.
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