Parsons Recognized for Work on 18 of Canada’s Largest Infrastructure Projects

Ranked Platinum in ReNew Canada’s Top 100 Projects Report

PASADENA, CA (February 25, 2016) – Parsons’ significant volume of work in Canada’s infrastructure market is highlighted in ReNew Canada’s recently released 10th annual Top 100 Infrastructure Projects report in which Parsons 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 5 provinces as well as the Northwest Territories, Parsons’ work encompasses airports, bridges, bus rapid transit, environmental remediation, highways, light rail transit, ports, rail, and subways.

“Canada is making significant investments in transportation and transit to support economic growth and create more livable communities,” said Michael Johnson, Parsons Group President. “In addition, rehabilitation of aging infrastructure has become a priority. Parsons is honored to continue its long history of providing forward-thinking and cutting-edge solutions that help to create a safer, connected, and more sustainable Canada.”

Parsons is engaged in 6 of the reported 19 transportation sector projects and 9 of the 20 transit projects, including the CAD $9.1 billion Eglinton Crosstown Light Rail Transit, the top-ranked infrastructure project. Parsons is providing a full range of services on its ReNew Canada’s top-rated projects―from project inception and startup, through execution, to testing and closeout—including alternative project delivery solutions, financing, project planning, environmental services, design, traffic engineering, program management, construction, and construction oversight.

ReNew Canada’s Top 100 Infrastructure Projects list, which includes project descriptions, funding sources, and key players, totals CAD $161.3 billion, a modest increase from 2015’s CAD $157.9 billion. Parsons’ listed projects can be viewed on ReNew Canada’s Top 100 website.