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Winnipeg, Manitoba awarded a roughly $580-million contract to Red River Biosolids Partners (Aecon Group, MWH Constructors Canada, Oscar Renda Contracting of Canada) to build new biosolids facilities at the North End Water Pollution Control Centre. Construction is expected to begin within weeks, with biosolids treatment starting in October 2030.
“Winnipeg, Manitoba, awarded a roughly $580-million contract July 16 to an Aecon-led joint venture to build new biosolids facilities at the city’s North End Water Pollution Control Centre.”enr.com
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