Bondfield construction brochure

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The Saldan Group of Companies:

Bondfield Construction is a full-service construction company renowned for its expertise in LEED, renewable energy and P3 projects.

Written by Kevin DoyleProduced by Stephen Marino

Innovation Delivered On Time and On Budget


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ounded in 1973 by Ralph Aquino, family-owned Bondfield Construction of Concord ON has evolved into a premiere full-service construction company with a well-founded reputation for innovative projects delivered on time and on budget.

The company, now under the direction of President John Aquino, operates across multiple sectors including health care, education, commercial, correctional, industrial, athletic, retail and residential. The company offers design build, construction management, lump sum tender and construction management services and is renowned for its expertise in LEED, renewable energy and P3 construction.

The company is privately held, maintains offices in Toronto and Ottawa, currently employs approximately 1100 and generates +$600m annual revenue. Bondfield recruits and seeks to retain multi-disciplinary professionals committed to developing and maintaining long-term client relationships. The company stakes its reputation on its ability to exceed expectations and deliver award-winning projects of the highest quality.

Areas of ExpertiseLEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design): The company has been committed to sustainable solutions in design, construction and maintenance of buildings for more than a decade. Since the completion of its


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first leed project in 2004 – the Queen’s University

Integrated Learning Centre in Kingston, ON – Bondfield has delivered 27 LEED rated projects, including seven scheduled for completion in 2016. Most have earned Silver or Gold status.

Renewable Energy: Bondfield’s Energy Division provides an array of sustainable solutions and industry-leading experience to energy developers, facility managers and building owners seeking to minimize their carbon footprints. The company has been or is currently involved in nearly 50 projects and has demonstrated expertise in

photovoltaics, wind power, solar thermal and gasification.

Public Private Partnerships (P3): Bondfield is an emerging leader in this arena, having already participated in 11 such projects that leverage its abilities and experience as a full-service construction company. The company’s highest-profile endeavour to date was the building and financing of three venues for the Toronto 2015 Pan/Parapan American Games in conjunction with the University of Toronto and the cities of Toronto and Markham. Bondfield oversaw construction of the Markham Pan Am Centre, the Etobicoke Olympium


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Pool and The Pan American Field Hockey Centre.

Premiere ProjectsWilson Yard Expansion: This $260.7m Construction Management project for the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) includes a variety of projects under a single umbrella. Included are:• Installingeightnewstoragetrackswith traction power, emergency alarm systems (EAS), supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) capabilities, signaling requirements, south lead track connection and a new substation.• Installinganupdatedyardcontrolboard, route selection network, and


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both vital and non-vital system design and controls.• Retrofittingandexpandingthe Wilson Carhouse North with new car hoists, maintenance pits, supporting traction power and systems elements; constructing a six-car train hoist to support the overhaul of all TR vehicle trucks to OEM standards; replacing ladder tracks to connect indoor tracks with yard runaround tracks.• Tyingincurrentlydead-endedWilson Carhouse South tracks with new Automated Train Control (ATC) test tracks and including signal and track modifications for create a

second yard runaround track.• Connectingeightnewstoragetrackswith Downsview Subway Station to provide additional direct access for Wilson Yard to the YUS subway mainline.

The project is scheduled for January2018 completion.

Union Station Revitalization: Opened in 1927, Toronto’s Union Station is a National Historic Site and a Heritage Railway Station. Target date for completion of this intricate$202m lump sum revitalization of the BayStreet Concourse is October 2018.


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According to CBC News, the concourse was last renovated in 1979.

Crews will dig down two levels beneaththe existing concourse as a way to facilitate construction of the north section of the new Bay Concourse in addition to the construction of landings and a network of stairs, elevators and escalators.

The “dig down” will create new access to the restored Great Hall as well as Bay Retail, Bay West Teamway, Arcade and ACC, and train platforms. Union Station’s outdoor connection, or moat,will be transformed into a covered walkway, meaning passengers will no

longer have to go outside to connect between the subway and GO Transit.

Additionally, exterior lighting will be installed across the entire front area of the building and the east face of the East Wing and west face of the West Wing. The East Wing ground floor will also be renovated to create a public access corridor to the Northeast corner, adding retail space on each side of the corridor.

St. Michael’s Hospital Redevelopment: This $301m Construction Management undertaking is a P3 project for St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto that


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Designing a Healthier World-through Global Building Solutions

St. Michael’s Hospital Redevelopment Project


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guarantees a fixed price and a project completion date of November 2019. The centerpiece will be the 17-storey Peter Gilgan Patient Care Tower.

The 250,000-square foot Gilgan Tower will connect existing wings and provide state-of-the-art space for respiratory, orthopedics, oncology and critical care units. The additional space will provide patients and their families with greater comfort while allowing staff to be closer to their patients.

The new tower will both allow major upgrades to the existing buildings on either side, renovating 150,000sf with some units expanding directly into the tower. The Slaight Family Emergency

Department will double in size and a new three-storey structure for the kidney transplant, urology, neurosurgery andorthopedic clinics will replace the outdated Shuter Wing.

Additionally, five new operating rooms will be added, each outfitted with the latest medical imaging technology. These hybrid rooms will allow for both minimally invasive procedures as well as fully open surgery.

Safety MeasuresWorkplace safety is ingrained in the company culture, leading to Bondfield’s standing as an acknowledged leader of workplace accident prevention. The

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| Bondfield Construction | 9company is a founding participant in the Ontario General Contractors Safety Group.

The company’s Occupational Health and Safety Manager is certified under OSHA and affiliated with the Canadian Society of Safety Engineering. Health and Safety coordinators monitor every company work site to guarantee compliance with corporate, local, provincial and federal safety laws and standards. Each

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The company promotes health and safety training and education; works closely with health and safety professionals on accident prevention; encourages a proactive approach to all health and safety issues; and continually evaluates the safety performance of employees and sub-contractors.

StatiSticS

Company Name: Bondfield Construction

Country: Canada

Industry: Construction

Est: 1973

Revenue: CAD +$600m

Premiere Service: General Contractors,

Construction Management, Design Build, LEED

President: John Aquino

Website: http://www.bondfield.com/

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