Bilfinger Berger (Canada) Inc.
Head Office:
1210-1140 West Pender St
Vancouver BC
Phone: 778-329-4404
Fax: 778-329-4403
Email: info@bilfinger.ca
Web: www.civil.bilfinger.ca
Date of Incorporation: 2004
Nature of Ownership: Private
Key Personnel:
Ron Toffolo, HR Manager
Richard Bayliss, Contracts Manager
Area of Expertise: Infrastructure projects.
Corporate Profile: Bilfinger Berger (Canada) Inc. is the Canadian subsidiary of the German construction company Bilfinger Berger Civil, a leading player for major infrastructure projects. Located in Vancouver, BC, Bilfinger Berger (Canada) Inc. provides the full range of services for all kinds of infrastructure projects that include bridges; tunnels; underground railway systems; roads and railways; foundation engineering; environmental technology; harbour facilities; locks and dams; stadiums and airports; gas and oil; power plants; and industrial facilities. Bilfinger Berger is in charge of the contract for the design, construction, financing, and 32-year operation and maintenance of the Golden Ears Bridge, in the Greater Vancouver Area.
Major Projects: Golden Ears Bridge connecting Langley, BC and Maple Ridge, BC
—updated November, 2011
| MOST POPULAR STORIES |
- Where does labour law stand on ladder safety?
- PCL Constructors works on Humber River Regional Hospital in Toronto
- Widespread opposition to Ontario College of Trades membership classes
- EllisDon to build performing arts centre for Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario
- Disclosure bill an attack on unions, says organized labour
- 20 Most Popular Stories
| CURRENT STORIES |
- Arthurs Review leaves unanswered questions
- Bluescape Construction works on 35-storey Market Wharf condos in Toronto
- How to renovate energy-guzzling tall buildings?
- Planned expansion to added 21,000-square-feet to ROCK Centre in Burlington, Ontario
- Carpenters’ Union apprentices compete in Kingston
- Bell and Urbacon receive facility design award
- New West Residential project
- Contractors willing to share expertise about mill safety
- Changes to experience ratings draw cheers and jeers
- Lack of rental housing impacting Saskatchewan mega-project
- Rebuilding a Bridge
- Continuing education is vital for the industry
- Opposing campaigns launched over Bill C-377
- Nine arrested in Montreal corruption probe
- Alberta worker crushed
- BC Place named the Stadium of the Year
- Bird secures $235 million in contracts
- NAIT Alumni honoured
