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worked on the facility. Ball said the province has
worked on the $120-million project with community
partners and it has been delivered on time and on
budget.
“We are happy to see this project reach this
significant milestone,” Steve Crocker, Minister of
Transportation and Works, said in a statement.
“During construction, the percentage of workers
from Newfoundland and Labrador was consistently
around 90 per cent.”
The responsibility of overseeing the construction,
design, financing and maintenance of the facility lies
with Corner Brook Care Partnership. Led by Plenary
Group, it includes Montgomery Sisam Architects,
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NEWFOUNDL AND LABRADOR' S
P IP E T R A D E S U N IO N
Marco Services as the builder, and G.J. Cahill as the
service provider, from Newfoundland and Labrador.
“We are honoured to have been selected as the
preferred proponent to deliver a long-awaited
and much-needed long-term-care facility in the
community of Corner Brook,” Brian Budden,
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president and CEO of Plenary Group, said in a
& O U R P A R TN ER C O N TR A CTO R S
statement. FOR THE FIRST-CLASS WORK PERFORMED AT
“We look forward to … what we know will THE CORNER BROOK LONG TERM CARE HOME
be a productive, long-term relationship with
Newfoundland and Labrador.”
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL PROJECT DELIVERED!
The Western Regional Health Authority began to
operate the facility and the 30-year service ROBERT FIANDER BRUCE POWER
BUSINESS MANAGER BUSINESS AGENT
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