AECOM wins Ottawa Alexandra Bridge lead design, signaling backlog expansion
Jul 7, 2026, 6:57 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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AECOM has been selected as Lead Designer for the Alexandra Bridge replacement in Ottawa, in a joint venture with Webuild Civil Works, Samsung C&T Ontario 1, and Green Infrastructure Partners. The project will employ BIM and fully digital delivery while prioritizing sustainability and stakeholder engagement, potentially expanding ACM's Canada backlog and long-term revenue visibility.
AECOM named Lead Designer for Ottawa Alexandra Bridge replacement.
Public sector collaboration emphasizes regional connectivity and stakeholder engagement.
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