We engage early in the planning process to align strategies, reduce risks, and deliver smoother execution.
Our experienced construction managers have delivered some of Eastern Canada’s most significant infrastructure projects.
From combined sewer systems to engineered custom material mixes, we bring advanced technical expertise to every challenge.
As a leading producer of asphalt and owner of over 14 aggregate sites, we maintain unmatched quality control over our construction materials.
With nearly 40 production sites, recycling facilities, and service locations across Eastern Ontario, we ensure dependable service and faster response times.
Our comprehensive waste management solutions ensure the efficient and sustainable treatment of solid and industrial waste.
Tomlinson engages in Public-Private Partnerships (P3s) by leveraging its integrated construction, materials, environmental, and infrastructure services to deliver long-term value and performance. In a P3 model, where government and private-sector partners engage in long-term collaboration, Tomlinson contributes deep technical expertise, operational capability, and lifecycle-focused solutions that align with the project’s performance requirements.
Tomlinson participates in Joint Ventures (JVs) to combine expertise, resources, and capabilities with other partners in order to deliver complex infrastructure projects that benefit from the shared strengths. In the infrastructure sector, JVs are typically formed for a single project and dissolve once the work is complete, allowing each partner to contribute what they do best while distributing the risks and responsibilities.
Tomlinson delivers design-build projects by unifying design and construction under one integrated team, streamlining communication, accountability, and project delivery. In this model, widely used for large and ambitious infrastructure projects, Tomlinson collaborates with designers from the outset, ensuring that engineering decisions, constructibility considerations, and cost implications are aligned from day one.
By breaking down silos between design and execution, Tomlinson’s design-build delivery model ensures infrastructure projects are more agile, efficient, and closely aligned with owner objectives, ultimately providing high-quality outcomes with greater value and predictability.
10 project sites throughout Ottawa. Project Details Requirements Reduce the risk of basement flooding for several low-lying lands in the Glebe/O’Connor area Increase operational flexibility and redundancy to major collector sewers Construct 15 major access shafts, five drop structures, six flow diversion chambers, four odour control facilities Install two inter-connected storage tunnels, 6.2km long Divert 43,000m3 of sewer overflow
Amazon — Amazon YOW3 222 Citigate Dr (Barrhaven). Project Details Requirements Constrained 14-month schedule 50 tri-axle trucks hauling material off site with 14-18 shovels Removed all vegetation/trees as required for construction of the site Completed all earthworks, site servicing, final grading, paving, exterior concrete works, building excavation, all mechanical/electrical trenching and backfilling Granular B and granular A (crushed on site)
City of Ottawa — Ottawa, ON. Project Details The Confederation Line project is the first stage in Ottawa’s future light rail network. The 12.5-kilometre electric rail system – to be completed in 2018 – will replace existing diesel powered buses, providing rapid transit between Blair Station in the east and Tunney’s Pasture Station in the west. The route includes 13 stations and a 2.5-kilometre tunnel that will alleviate conge
100 Citigate Drive, Ottawa, ON K2J 6K7
