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Government of Newfoundland and LabradorCentral
The Provincial Government has signed a $14-million agreement with the Town of Lewisporte to transform its former marine terminal and support economic revitalization. The investment matters to local tradespeople because the terminal work could generate construction and infrastructure opportunities.
Government of Newfoundland and LabradorEastern (Burin & Bonavista)
The provincial government has awarded Trident Construction Limited a $23.47-million contract to replace Marystown Harbour’s Canning Bridge. The multi-year project will involve building a new two-span concrete bridge, creating opportunities for workers in bridge and concrete construction.
Government of Newfoundland and LabradorWestern
The provincial government is moving ahead with an expansion of Pasadena Elementary School by seeking a design consultant. The project is at an early planning stage, but it signals future school construction work in western Newfoundland.
Government of Newfoundland and LabradorAvalon Peninsula
Repairs to Country Road Bridge and nearby road work will cause travel delays near Bay Roberts from August 24 to 28. The work is relevant to tradespeople involved in bridge and road construction, maintenance and traffic coordination.
Government of Newfoundland and LabradorLabrador
Newfoundland and Labrador says it has reached agreements with Quebec and the federal government involving the Churchill Falls power contract and development of Gull Island. The deal matters to Labrador tradespeople because it advances two major hydroelectric developments with potential future construction work.
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