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Army, ranges & science · Trenton, ON

Canadian Joint Incident Response Unit complex, Trenton

Modified design-build; completion planned 2029. Owner, value, builders and public source, tracked by Benjamin R. Consulting.

OwnerNational Defence / Defence Construction Canada
Value$415M
StatusModified design-build; completion planned 2029
Built byPomerleau; Stantec (engineering)
What owners and contractors should watch

Bases, ranges and housing programs are spread across many sites.

Expect multi-site packages, training areas with live-range and unexploded ordnance constraints, and housing delivered through repeatable, often modular designs.

Standardised scopes, repeatable schedules and clear site-access rules are what keep these programs moving from one base to the next.

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Source: ReNew Canada · Updated October 27, 2026. Values and dates are as published by the owner or in the cited source. Benjamin R. Consulting is not involved in this project. Spotted an update? Tell us.

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